Obituary of Thomas J Gully Farmer and Timber Man
Thomas J Gully born August 26 1827 in Madison county Kentucky died October 26 1919 at age 92 years 2 months. Lived most of life in Indiana with fifty years in Indianapolis area. Fourth trade farmer and timber man. Married twice first wife Mary J Tanner Decatur county Indiana. Nine children born. five living Sylvester 70 Lewis 65 Alvah 54 Minnie 52 Edrene May 60. Survived by second wife Rachel E Barker Delaware County Indiana. Three children from second marriage Opal Elsie living Loy died at age five.
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Thos
J. Gully
Madison County
Kentucky
Indiana
Indianapolis
Mr. Gully
Mary J. Tanner
Decatur County
Sylvester
Lewis
Alvah
Minnie
Edrene May
Rachel E. Barker
Delaware County
Opal
Elsie
Loy
Carlyle Quote on Duty and Eternity
A Carlile quotes urges recognition of Ife as a solemn reality grounded in eternity. It counsels finding one's task and standing by it because time will run out for labor.
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Carlyle
Must Have Something to Feed On Love and Hope Sustain Affection
Affection endures storms only with nourishment of hope. Love survives severe strife when not faced with prolonged indifference. The quote stresses that warmth and attention keep relationships alive beyond hardship.
Illinois News Roundup Highlights 1920s State Events
Hinsdale experiments to soften hard water with salt-removing chemicals. Northwestern Illinois stores report countrywide raids. Decatur assists crippled children at Macon County Hospital clinic. Chicago oil leaders anticipate lower gasoline prices due to wartime export declines. Illinois Milk Producers acquitted on conspiracy charges after five hours of trial. Springfield allows Christmas tree imports to ease gypsy moth quarantine restrictions. Peoria plans on Wesleyan move debate. Lincoln shields street view screens. Ottawa hears underground wire extension gifts. Belleville students push for high school reforms or strike. Iowa-bound Lowden joins Civil War memorial drive. Rock Island housing drive gains buyers. Decatur elects charity leaders. Rock Island Moline East Moline sell wartime housing.
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Hinsdale
Erie
Illinois
R. L. Burchell
Decatur
Macon County Hospital
Red Cross
Public Health Nurses' Association
Chicago
G. I. Sweeney
Peoria
Independent Oil Men's Association
United States
Illnois Milk Producers’ Association
Joseph H. Fitch
Springfield
MiNnois
Frank C. Lowden
Wesleyan University
Bloomington
Methodist Church
Central
Lincoln
Gayle
Ottawa
Chicago, Peoria & Ottawa Electric Railway Company
Northern TllInois Light and Traction Company
Better Than Medicine for Health in Mind and Air
The piece argues that medicine is largely a substitute for exercise and proper thinking and that good mental outlook plus fresh air can dispel ordinary illnesses. It stresses maintaining a healthy cheerful mindset and cautions against overreliance on medicine.
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