Whisky Demons and Bank Rules Plague Kewanee Workers
A Kewanee Illinois analysis shows weekly manufacturing wages sustain 3,000 workers at about $10 each, while $24,000 weekly bank deposits and $6,000 take the rest. The piece argues liquor funding destroys family wealth, warns of future poverty if plants close, and praises Samuel E. Morss a respected newspaper figure whose death is noted as a loss to the community.
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Kewanee
Ill
Ingrmen
Kewanee Star Courier
Toulon Sentinel
Lee Little Farm
Samuel E. Morss
Denness
Samuel E. Mores
Mr. Morss
Aiso
Mainy
Morss
Busi
Rife comments on Holtzman administration pace
A local critique discusses Mayor Holtzman's appointees and the Board of Safety, noting skepticism about some selections while urging fairness in trials for appointees. The piece hopes the mayor delivers the promised reform and avoids provoking public friction as Dobble Dowle and Carrie Nation are invoked as contrasts.
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Holtzman
Board of Safety
Fragmented verse and snippets from a 19th century humor page
A collage of comic bits and verses features a mother song about a hard working father, sparring exchanges about soap and humor, local jokes about a house addition, and misheard dialogue. Edward Singer signs off a quirky, nostalgic miscellany of jokes, poems, and captions.
The Wrong John at Linton Station Turns Out John Jones
A street encounter at Linton Station centers on a mistaken identity as two elderly women pursue a stranger believed to be John McGintun. The man reveals his name is John Jones, saying his parents are dead, and confusion lingers among bystanders who insisted the person was John.
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John
Tve
Linton
Gay
Trlater
Joan
Nancy
Heck
Sedam
John McGintun
John Jones
Sued for 950000 in St Clair county court
Bhy suit filed in circuit court Wednesday against George K. Thomas county clerk of St Clair county and the areratica on his official bond. Thomas is said to be in arrears to the county to the extent of 10000. Warning to Poets. CHICAGO October James Timlin the taller poet known as Isaac Ringold died suddenly Wednesday a few hours after writing in last poem with title I have no timer.
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Wemenday
George K. Thomas
St. Clair County
Thomas
Chicago
Janne Timlin
America
Isaac Ringold
A Gorner For The Women Notes Of Interest
A mixed vintage column covers sewing aids such as an alk covered hook and eye matching dress colors, plus a London dinner table peaches monogram trick, maker tips for iron holders from old boots, and fashion shades including Louise brown and hunter green contrasting with domestic advice on baby naps and economical comfort.
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London
Louise
Han Havana
Broadway
Substantial Stick Accessories Dominate Fashion in New York
In New York on October 22 the fad shifts to walking slicks with elaborate Taidins as men flaunt more pretentious canes and umbrella handles. Gold and silver bands, carved motifs, and silver opera style handles appear, with initials and monograms common on shirts and pockets. A silver umbrella handle feature shows a skull and wreath motif in sterling.
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New York
The Garden Saintly Meeting of Hearts
M. de Grace admires a tranquil country garden and, after years of loss, discovers love for Helen Matnfroy. He plans to propose once her father’s approval is secured, hoping his son Robert’s return from Japan will ease their future. Helen's shy welcome hints at mutual feeling, setting a hopeful but delicate scene of romance.
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Jan de Gave
de Grace
Vite
Sines
Helen Matnfroy
M. de Gaer
Helen
Treghc
Robert
Bac
Japan
M. de Gace
Helen Veux
de Gace
Alma
G Grdum
Hidden Meeting and Future Plans at the Manor
In a tense family scene M. de Gace and his son debate Helen's affections before her at the manor. Helen fears an elopement while the baron contemplates marrying for love or status. Mr Mulnrof and Robert weigh family approval as Helen and the baron exchange cautious, hopeful looks.
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Aerawood
Mr. Matutroy
Helen
Don
Robert
Antal M. de Gace
Rare Bison Specimen Found During Bridge Foundation Work
In Kouts Indiana on October 2 workmen excavating for a railroad bridge foundation uncovered a half preserved bison at a depth of two feet. The specimen is in fine condition and will be moved to the state museum. it is valued for its age and preservation, with five intact areas noted for study.
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Kouts
Ind
Pans Andie
Dog bite damages settled in Indiana court case
In LaPorte Indiana on October 2 the suit for 10 damages filed by Clark Brand against Benjamin Guise over injuries from Guise's dog was settled out of court. Guise paid Brand 310.
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Laporte
Ind
Clark
Enterprising firms urge readers to study ads in 8CN pages
Businesses promise profits and savings to consumers in a promotional column urging In Qopapolly readers to review the advertisements. The note touts payoffs to shoppers and hints at enterprise buying. The text reflects a period promotion style encouraging engagement with classified offerings.
Be Wise in Time Be Wise in Time Seeks Estate Planning Caution
A fragmented notice warns that appointing a trend or relation executor or trustee could lead to refusal to accept the Arwal or a realignment of health issues, prompting the court to appoint a successor who may be a stranger and untrusted with property.
Indiana Trust Company Perpetual Trustee Services Offered
Indiana Trust Company advertises perpetual existence and trust administration. It promises to accept the trust if appointed and to retain possession of property until the trust is fully completed. The firm claims to faithfully and honestly carry out every wish of the testator when you arrange your will.
English Breakfast Essays on Food Habits in Vendon Hotels
Linda Hull Larned notes in Good Bowlskeeping that Vendon hotels mirror London dining rooms with round tables offering varied cold meats and elaborate garnishes. She contrasts English breakfasts with American customs, highlighting jam variety and the boiled egg ritual as patriotic, while Americans often mash eggs in unconventional ways.
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Vendon
Jely
Bob
Linda Hull Larned
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