18 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1921
Page
1
A garbled ad-like piece touts Nerve-Speed as a reconstructive agent, claiming it boosts vitality, red blood cell production, and stamina. It promises real self awareness with a $1.00 purchase at Palace Pharmacy or other leading drug stores, urging readers to try the product.
A garbled OCR wire service mix includes scattered notes from various cities and papers. It mentions political items from Brush Colorado Republican, references to New York and Atlanta, plus brief mentions of Russia and humor columns. The text resembles a miscellany of short clippings with fragmented lines and odd spellings.
A garbled collection of curiosities notes odd facts from early 20th century life including a London carriage factory employing 300 one armed men, Baltic shipwrecks daily, a Dayton roofing entrepreneur, a Russian dancer insuring her feet for 50000, and various misprints about presidents, cities, and industries.
J. 4. McSteen born June 28 1858 died January 8 1921 in Jefferson county. He joined Pleasant HAL Baptist church early and married Misa Enna Bruce. Twelve children survived him with three predeceased. Surviving spouses and many friends mourn his loss in West Frankfort Centralia Marion and nearby towns.
Farmers attended the Mt Vernon daéey show with Arthur Troutt and James Howe as guests of Clarence Coats last Monday night. Mrs Deana Filberth moved to her farm, John Eubanks and family relocated, and a dog bite incident prompted owner actions. Bernice Lee visits Mt Vernon, Mrs Myrtle Bogan visits home folks, and Reverend Wilson schedules services at Lome Prairie church next Sunday.
Hawkinsville report notes a Baptist church revival at Kell with twelve conversions. Locals Jacob Hawking of Kell visited O H Hawkins, Emma Howard visited parents, Rev A L Smaith and Rev Karn dined with Hayward Hawkins family. Ray Tate left for northern work. Dairy convention attended at Mt Vernon. cattle buying and timber clearing updates. Opal Hawkings aiding at home. Lorn Hawking improving.
Rextater News reports Miss Iva convalescent and Helen Baldwin with measles while Mrs Yandell has been moved to Mt Vernon for rheumatic treatment. Mrs Chas Staley hosts in 714 Main St as teachers for Sunday school are listed with Bible Ines Joe Pfnister Tate Sunbeam Eva Tate and others. topic What is Real Region James 1 19 27.
Moesars Puck and Searcy the year of Madison and Mt Ver were business visitors at Walter Snnff's Monday of last week. Dr. Clark attended George Carroth home Friday. Baby boy welcomed at their place. Mrs. Sadie Greer staying with aunt Ida Smith this week. Mr. Dorris and family moved to Beaher farm. Marlin Rich family at WH Ward home Sunday. Mr. Moon of Iowa seeking a location stopping at DC Smith home. Dyeus children improving after illness. J Sendelbach recovered from hiccoughs. his wife ailing.
In a testimonial style notice a miner reports coal dust settled in his lungs causing severe symptoms. He credits Milks Emulsion with rapid recovery including weight gain and return to work. The ad promotes Milks Minulsion as a nourishing remedy and lists distributors and contact details.
Pollock Lumber and Coal Co offers Noo 1 Nut coal at 37.50 delivered Cutler lamp coal 7.00 per unit 51.00 per top felts when taken from easy or bin Ai 22 phone 216
Celia Lustig announces a closing stock clearance of dry goods shoes and groceries at greatly reduced prices. Location across from Southern R QR. Date 1 27.
A recurring Wednesday dancing class is offered at a new venue near 6239 with a fee of 1.50. The session features a praised instructor, T-19.
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