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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1921
Page
2
State Fire Marshal John G. Gamber urges traditional Santa costumes be fireproofed with asbestos whiskers and coat trimmings, warns against candles near inflammable outfits, and promotes electric lighting to prevent tree and home fires during Christmas season. He emphasizes careful exits and prompt removal of trees after the holiday.
Alison's Tigers swept the Dodgers to top a 2254 total across three games. Alson led with 522 and Wa Greeley posted 634 in the day’s standout score. Tonight features Bussert's Indians vs Campbell's Braves and Medus' Cubs vs Zimmerman's Giants with seven o'clock and 8 30 pm starts respectively.
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for sore joints, claiming immediate penetrating heat and relief within minutes. It urges buyers to ask for Fowles Red Pepper Rub with the Rowles name on each package.
United States Marshal Vvy Dallman and deputies enforcing a federal court order poured 75 gallons of bonded whisky, 100 gallons of white mule and 2 gallons of ether into a Springfield sewer. The ether was used to give extra kick to the alcohol, according to marshal statements.
There will be a box supper and entertainment at Union School Friday evening December 23. Proceeds will aid school purposes and the Red Cross. Ladies are asked to bring baskets. Everyone is invited to attend and help a worthy cause. W B Elder Teacher.
An old ad touts Jacobs Oil as a safe liniment for rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, and sprains. It claims instant relief, warns against skin burning, and urges readers to buy a small trial bottle at any drug store, noting large shoe bargains at Blount Shyu.
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