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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented columnmix of social satire and rural anecdote contrasts modern slang and women’s independence with nostalgic tropes. It trails through riffs on Volstead limits, labor and capital, and a Texas Ranger anecdote, ending with domestic scenes and country delicacies.
The September session of Mc Donough county circuit court closed Friday with the disposal of a few remaining formal matters.
J T Osborn of Lucasville Ohio suffered kidney trouble ten years and tried many remedies before one bottle of Foley Kidney Pills brought him relief. J M Ervin reports.
Article describes 60 orphans aged 1 to 5 housed in a Vienna villa adapted for a Lutheran aid project. The National Lutheran Council via Dr. John A. Morehead funded the transfer to Austrian care, with Miss Margarete Walhiliss managing and refugees moved from box cars to a bustling, well-equipped estate. American Lutherans fund orphanages in 17 European countries as part of a World Series Campaign seeking $1,250,000.
Attorney Adige Curran, recently named to the Prohibition Department staff, is home for a holiday visit. She has been working in Chicago and is expected to be assigned to an Illinois district soon. She declined to discuss her duties or salary, but reports place it around $8,000 annually with travel and expense allowances.
Tommy O Connor, the Chicago gunman, possibly visited Galesburg with two companions last night. Painter Ed Magoon identified a man at the C B Q station as O Connor, prompting Sheriff Wheeler to alert train agents. The trio vanished before officers arrived. In East St Louis a job campaign offers 35 cents an hour to men and 25 cents to women through the Illinois Free Employment Bureau.
A period voice warns meat intake strains kidneys by increasing uric acid. It advises four ounces of vad Salts daily to flush kidneys, citing lithia and lemon grape acid as a cure to restore function and reduce bladder irritation.
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