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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
3
Fragments mention changing bodies and unsettled remarks mixed with coastal marks and a farmer figure. A Washington Star reference and Muskogee Oklahoma hint at a broader debate while a small item notes a tiny bottle sold for corn relief.
An advertisement warns that genuine Aspirin must bear the Bayer name and lists uses and package options. The rest of the column previews humor and quips, mentioning dock workers, jokes about marriage and driving wives, and short jokes about everyday scenes and observations.
Advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm clears stuffed nostrils and throats caused by catarrh or cold. It markets an antiseptic germ destroying cream that penetrates air passages easing inflamed membranes for instant relief. The call to action urges purchasing a small bottle from any druggist.
Will Saxberry and wife move their household goods to town and will leave soon to spend the winter with their daughter Mrs Marco Crawford of Oklahoma. Saul Twidwell of Oklahoma visited relatives last week. Mrs Parks died Monday morning. Sam Clark and family joined others at Deacon Cox's and with Mrs Donna Clark and daughter Flossie for Sunday meals.
In the Masonic Building an attorney, Harry M. Waggoner, advertises services with telephone 4952. George He. Williams promotes livestock auctioneering with 25 years experience and long distance phone 2088 Quincy, offering pure bred sales and reasonable terms and urging early date fixing.
Jackson Akers and wife spent Sunday at Grover Corder s. Mrs Warren McGinnis spent an afternoon last week with Le lia Brown. Harry Hoyt of Macomb spent last week at Deacon Cox s. Mrs Alma Tuthey spent Tuesday in Augusta.
Mrs. Olaf Twaddle and Shirley and Minnie Fisher visited Mrs. Hugh McDaniel on Saturday. Lydia Jackson of Macomb stayed with Gary Davis and wife for a few days. Near Plymouth residents Guy Sanford and wife joined Frank Scott and family. Posy Weddle and wife visited James Harmon and Olaf Twaddle and family. Elva Robinson and wife hosted Minnie Fisher. Walter Hines and wife spent time with Perry Jones and wife near Birmingham. The dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hines for birthdays. Ed Myers and family and Charles Stump joined Olaf Twaddle’s family Tuesday evening. Lela Brown and Virginia visited Laurel Brown. Clifford Davison and family spent Sunday with Bently Ballard. Mrs. Ed Morrel and daughter Mildred visited Mrs. George Davison. Mrs. Mary Watson of Oregon spent Saturday with Olaf Twaddle’s family. Callie Parks passed away December 5 after a lingering stomach cancer.
Readers are urged to rub backache away with St Jacobs Oil for lumbago sciatica or strains. The ad claims immediate calming of pain with a harmless formula that does not burn skin and offers a trial bottle from any drug store. It touts 60 years of recommendation and lasting relief after one use.
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