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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
2
Washington June 27 Officials and many in Congress mock a tariff display staged by Senator McCumber chairing the Finance Committee. The exhibit features odd items and a circuslike setup, with critics saying most objects are rarely used by the public.
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avondale St Liverpool reports Foley's Honey and Tar relieved his boy's seven to eight week bronchial cough. The remedy soothed and healed the sufferer and he recommends it to others. J M Ervin also endorses the product.
Senator Caraway denounces a Republican circus exhibit in the Senate describing cuckoo clocks and monkey props used to mock tariffs. He alleges imported trinkets from Germany are shown at high profit, urging Attorney General Daugherty to pursue profiteering and fraud in the exhibits.
In Monmouth Illinois June 26 two men in a Maple City Implement truck were hit by an eastbound Santa Fe extra freight. Harry Ruse was fatally injured with skull fractures and died at 6 am. Greenstreet sustained a broken arm a dislocated shoulder and a deep head wound but is expected to recover.
Scotts Neighborhood notes Clarence F. Jones and family visited his parents Iford Jones and wife. Irving Harmon stayed Friday with his sister Mrs. Posy Weedle near Industry. Perry Twaddle and family spent Sunday with his son Olaf Twaddle and kin. Mrs Iford Jones visited friends near Dallas City and attended the Friendship Baptist church meeting nearby.
Henry C Thorne of 1002 Harrison Ave Boston Mass reports relief from summer distress after taking Olay Cathartic Tablets. He says the tablets cleanse the bowels sweeten the stomach and invig orate the liver with no pain or nausea and are not habit forming.
Urbana Alabama June 27. A 15th Annual Dairy Inspection Trip by University of Hingis students led by Prof W J Fraser compared farms in Kane and Lake counties showing dramatic improvements since the first trip. Alfalfa and clover acreage rose, silos became common, and corn silage replaced hay raising milk production and cow condition. One highlight was Averill Sr raising a seven month old dairy heifer weighing 710 pounds on the Kane County Farm near Batavia.
Irene Hodges of Newkirk Ukla has been visiting relatives near Colchester and in Tennessee. She spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Mesdames Zissie and Martha Hodges. Win Carson of Colchester was a business caller Wednesday afternoon and spent the night with Aza Carson. Mrs O B Way of Galesburg visited her parents, Mr and Mrs James Waddill, part of last week. Dr Bacon of Macomb was a business caller at his farm west of town Friday morning. Mrs George McMillan and son of Macomb visited Friday morning. Mrs O E Way of Galesburg and Miss Iva Long of Macomb visited Thursday with Mrs Nellie Froyd and daughters Bertha. Thursday the 22d was the 39th birthday of Mrs Mary Mourning and neighbors met her at her home for a pleasant evening. Attendees: Mr and Mrs Charles Wallace, O M Roberts and wife and son Elmore, Mrs Mary Osborn, Mrs Swigart, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Ben Alston and two children, Mrs Dixon of Macomb, and Mrs Ferris of Oklahoma. Gemenade was served. Laila Wood social time and all departed wishing Mrs Mouring many more happy birthdays.
Mrs Emma Moon and relatives joined a large gathering near Ma ycomb and Roseville to mark the 64th birthday of Mrs Sarah Cordell Onlookers included the Burgs Bland Cordell Campbells and several from Macomb Plymouth and Tennessee A big draw at the Alston store and an ice cream supper were planned for July 1 in the park
A University of Illinois statement urges heavy milk use in hot weather. It highlights milk as a protein source for muscle repair energy from fat and sugar, bone and teeth health from calcium, vitamins for disease prevention, and easy digestion. The guide suggests a quart per child per day and ample milk for adults to reduce headaches and digestive issues.
The Pig Paradise float for McDonough County Farm Bureau will depict hog cholera as a red devil and pests as costumes on boys. A central big pig figure represents valued county products with clover corn soybeans and alfalfa symbolizing pig prosperity. Accompanying Donoghue, Miss Nina B Lampkin heads to DeKalb with the float Friday.
Teachers' College pageant charge leads Meough county bureau to assemble, with about a dozen to fifteen members expected. Several plan to travel by mobile to the event.
Macomb resident M. C. Walters reports kidney trouble with swelling and dizziness and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after use on a friend's recommendation. The testimonial notes relief and praises the remedy as a good cure.
Six years ago in Shadwell Virginia a man with kidney trouble was unable to rise from bed. The Chief of the Department recommended Kidney Pills. After three doses all symptoms were relieved and never returned. The ad claims relief from rheumatic pains backache swollen joints sleep disturbance bladder weakness and other kidney related issues.
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