Coming Events Local Fair and Dance Listings
Aledo Mercer county fair runs Sept 17 to 20. Sept 28 hosts a Local Thor No 9 dance at Central Park. Sept 30 to Oct 5 features Springfield 48th annual state fair. Sept 30 Wagner Opera House presents Valley Forge. Sept 30 to Oct 5 Illinois state fair in Springfield. Oct 6 Monarch Club dance at Vorwart's hall in Moline. Oct 12 Versuvius Club dance at Industrial Hall in Moline.
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Aledo
Ill
Mercer County
Central Park
Springfeld
Wagner Opera House
Valley Forge
Monarch Club
Vorwart's
Moline
Versuvius Club
Industrial Hall
Thor
Local Classified Blissful Mix of Ads and Notices
A collage of local ads and notices includes hardware and insurance listings from Knox frames and Nason & Uleason, real estate at McCaskrin, a Light Guard concert at Prospect Park, a band dance, and insurance offerings. Also features a medical tonic tout and a caution about fake Rocky Mountain Tea promotions.
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Knox
U. S
Hardwood Channel Ice Co
Hirsch & Anderson
Gaylord's
Nason
Light Guard
Prospect Park
Confections From Grain At New Jersey Plant
A New Jersey plant formerly a Manila paper mill now operates in making confections from wheat and malt. The process includes fanning grinding cooking evaporating and atomizing sirup then cooling and shaping into malt cream treats. Workers feed the cutting machine and wrap the outcomes as gold colored candies.
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New Jersey
Chautauqua Herald
Drawing and beauty tied to lines in men's faces
A Pearson's Weekly feature quotes a woman art teacher arguing that men can gain better looks through drawing knowledge. She explains how geometric lines and curves shape facial expression, whisker styling, and color harmony, urging men to study lines to enhance appearance and advise fathers to teach drawing to sons.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Editor Storey and the power of headlines in Chicago Times
A New York Sun anecdote recalls Storey’s method of slashing copy to fit a night’s needs. A Illinois town correspondent sent 700 words, trimmed to 160, with a headline that sparked a dispute and a $5 fine. Storey later paid the fine and raised the reporter’s salary for creating a headline that triggered the incident.
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Storey
Chicago Times
Illnois
Berlin contrasts with English towns over slums in report
A Pearsons Weekly note quotes that Berlin shows no slums or paupers and that even the poorest quarters have clean well paved streets. It adds Kioto and Sevastopol also lack slums, naming Huddersfield as England’s largest factory town free of this reproach followed by Jevington Spa and London by the Sea.
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Berlin
London
Kioto
Japan
Sevastopol
Russia
England
Huddersfield
J.eamington Spa
Pearson's Weekly
Apple Pie Lesson On The Golden Rule
A boy named Tommy cites the golden rule then presents his father with a knife and an apple pie. He calmly asks his father to eat it, in a moment that reads as a curious domestic vignette from the San Francisco Bulletin.
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Tommy
San Francisco Bulletin
Accent Talk and Lost English Norms in American Echoes
A quip from Uncle Allen Sparks contrasts Americans adopting English accents abroad with no Englishmen mimicking American speech after returning home. A child asks what hope is, and a satirical reply defines hope as the joyous expectation of dodging our just deserts.
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Europe
Allen Sparks
United States
Chicago Tribune
Whale porpoise feed spree and mackerel losses in Britain
A historical note argues ordinary porpoises grow five to six feet long and require about 600 mackerel weekly. With 20 000 to 30 000 porpoises in British waters, annual mackerel depletion could reach hundreds of millions, as early fisheries once existed at St Mawes and Fowey in Cornwall but are no longer utilized.
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St. Mawes
Fowey
Cornwall
Britain
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Fred R. Young
15Th Street
Mra N Beckstrom
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F J Clendenman Battles
Madison Medicine Company
Davenport
Iowa
J. B. Walsh
Chicago
St Anthony’s Hospital
Chicago Medical Institute
Etreet
McCullough
Riderport
John D. Rockefeller, JR
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Brown University
Papa
Diderent
J. Ramser Manufacturing Jeweler
Scientific Optician
Harper House
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J. E. Gustus
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Jay Morrison, Prin
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Gores
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George W. Weaver
Care Journal
12Th Avenue
Allen Bros
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Dewend & Kuschmann
National Association OF Stationary Engineers
A. C. Grantz
C .B. Cornell
J. G. Swensson
Rosenstein Building
Boston
BE. L. Kerns
M. D
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HK. S. Bennett
Skinner Annex
A. R. Beal
Arthur D. West
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J. M. Wyland
Room & Chase
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R. Mock
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Tailorage
Goode
Ocean
Pérry St
Davensport
Reggy
Reginald
Chicago Daily News
J. S. Gilmore
Second Avenue
Illinois
Vulcan Chemical Co
Cleveland
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Eastman Standard Tailoring Co
Ave
J. H. Gustus
Oon
Moline Heating & Construction Company
Care Times
Williamson
C. H. Morris
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Jows
J. W--Jones
Ringson
Akinner
Anaya
BANKS
Moline National Bank
1Sth Street
84 Avenue
Moline State Savings Bank
People's Savings Bank
German Savings B. Bank
West 2d Street
Clothiers
P. Mullane
4Th Avenue
Simon Mosenfelder
Yellow Front
One Price Clothiers
U. 8. Clothing Company
U. 8
Fr. W. Uhrus
McKinnie Hldg
Til
Carpenters
John Carlson
24 Avenue
N. H. Ghderberg
3D Avenue
W. Odell
Wood & Peek
Attorneys At Law
Postoffice
Molne
Joan
C—O
Lawrence M.magili
Skismer Block
Jackson & Hurst
Rock Island National
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Rock Taland
George W
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