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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
3
Robbery Gang Arrested After Bank and Oil Office Heists
A band of felons tied to bank and oil company robberies were captured after a mobile wreck near Monmouth. Suspects fled, left revolvers and stolen cigars, while sheriff and farmers aided in custody. Sidney Smith Pearian property linked via a broken wheel and a Nash touring car nameplate found among the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Knoxville
Monmouth
Ford and Fair
Warren County
Headington
Lae
Thomas
George Con
Martin C. K
Sidney Smith
Pearian
Carroll
Trent
Bartles-Sweney Company
Sidney
Nash
No-Fo-Bac Casearets Promoted As Tobacco Nerve Remedy
Ad claims No-Fo-Bac Casearets ease nicotine cravings and nerve distress with Tote tablets, promising refunds if tobacco cessation fails. Text cites elusive medical claims and vague refund terms, urging use for tobacco withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lus
Bethel church continues gospel services this week
West Bethel church hosts ongoing meetings led by Rev. E. Keith inviting all to hear gospel preaching and worship. Farmers finish sowing wheat and cribbing corn as visitors from Plymouth Colchester LaGrange join Bethel community. A lost tan cloth package from Oct 1 near Colchester is sought by Tom Griswold with notices at Henry Terril's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bethel Church
E. Keith
Willie Holstine
Plymouth
LaGrange
Rev. E. Keith
Walt Hatfield
Cash Exchange
Colchester
Fandon
Tom Griswold
Henry Terril
Four Die After Drinking Impure Water at Fish Fry
Four people died after consuming impure water at a fish fry near Herrick southeast of Pana Illinois. The latest victim was Stella Evans 36 who died at home near Ramsey. Analysis found water loaded with typhoid germs. Husband and four children survive. Tell your neighbors about the By Stander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Ill
Herrick
Stella Evans
Ramsey
Illinois Labor Seeks Broad Changes in System
President John H. Walker urged radical labor reforms at the Illinois State Federation convention in Aurora. He backed nationalizing coal mines to keep coal under $2 a ton, proposed worker owned mines, and endorsed daily labor newspapers, schoolteacher organization, and a state workers compensation fund. He also called for legal aid for small unions and opposition to injunctions in labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ill
Illinois State Federation of Labor
John H. Walker
Springfield
State Labor Convention
W. J. Burns
Federal
Secret Service
Illinois
Ist
Walker
Miners’ Union
30th Anniversary Surprise For Mr and Mrs Thomas Jefferson
Relatives friends and neighbors numbering over fifty surprised Mr and Mrs Thomas Jefferson of Hire township last Saturday the unannounced visit occurred as Mrs Jefferson had been unwell and arose while Mr Jefferson was storing machinery. Frank Hunt announced they had come to wash his feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Jefferson
Hire Township
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
An advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener. It claims gray hair disappears by morning and, after a few applications, hair becomes dark, glossy, and youthful without curing any disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Community outing blends potluck and horseshoe fun
A local gathering featured baskets of modern culinary fare placed on tables for guests to serve themselves while men enjoyed horseshoe pitching. Rev VanZile joined in, winning a throw, and younger attendees reacted with excitement at surprises from older players. A lengthy guest list includes Charles Irish Mary Hunt Frank Hunt and many more with families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanZile
Chas
Welch
Geo
Zimmerman
Thos Jefferson
Messrs
Mesdames
Charles Irish
Frank Hunt
Carl Johnson
Claud Hunt
John Jefferson
Wm. Zimmerman
Glenn Zimmerman
Geo. Zimmerman
Thos
Fewer Bodies for Dissection Post Prohibition Says Professor
The professor of anatomy at the University of Toronto told the Canadian embalmers' association that prohibition has reduced the number of destitute drunks dying to donate their bodies. Medical schools now struggle to obtain enough cadavers for study and seek embalming aid to secure more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embalmers’ Association
University of Toronto
Irene Stolofsky Violinist Featured on Lyceum Course
The Irene Stolofsky Company presents violinist Irene Stolofsky as the feature artist for a Lyceum course performance Wednesday evening. Reports from Musical journals and Chicago newspapers praise her dexterity, intelligence, and talent, noting favorable Tribunelike remarks and attention to concert stage preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Stolofsky
Lyceum
Miss Stololsky
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Musical News
Miss Stolotsky Headlines Local Concert Company
The article highlights Miss Stolotsky as a versatile performer adept at sonatas and popular numbers with a strong descriptive piece presence. She tours with Grace Johnson Ronald a soprano and former student of Paris and New York instructors, plus an accomplished accompanist who is also a piano soloist. The group includes a long time Hancock County schools superintendent noted for popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stolotsky
Grace Johnson Ronald
Jean de Reske
Paris
Oscar Saenger
New York City
Macomb Man Named Vice President
Macomb and McDonough county teachers returned from the State Teachers association meeting in Galesburg. S. D. Faris was elected district president succeeding Charles M. Gill. B. F. Decker was elected vice president. Myrtle Simmons was secretary and W. F. Boyes treasurer. Faris is regarded as a leading educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
McDonough County
Galesburg
State Teachers’ Association
S. D. Faris
Hancock County
Charles M. Gill
Quincy
B. EF. Decker
Myrtle Simmons
Monmouth
W. F. Boyes
Faris
Jad Salts and kidney caution from historical ad text
An old medical advert promotes flushing kidneys with salts to relieve pain and prevent bladder issues. It claims Jad Salts cleans and stimulates kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and urges high water intake and daily doses before breakfast, touting safety and easy use.
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Monmay
Furint
Otto
Slug
Bardolph
Illi- 4
Eli Holler
Section
McDonough
Macomb Township
Mound Township
Ardolph
Hastie
Crooked Creek
Bar-th
III
Wallace A. Walker
Ter & Hailine
George W. Helfrich
de Perce
State Federation OF Labor
Wrigleys
P.k
Ife
B. E. Decker
Teachers’ Association
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