Moving and shopping ads fill town page notes
The column lists offerings from C I Drechsler 110 Lake Street for moving and furniture services with long experience and guarantees. Weed's and J R Johns advertise clothing and footwear at Lake and Marion streets. Bohlander Bros Maywood promote shade trees. Miller's Drug Store and J Robins advertise goods and prescriptions. R Nolan suffers a serious accident while constructing a building, losing two fingers.
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C. I. Drechsler’s
Lake St
Weed
Jd. OR. Johns
C. F. Drechsler
Lake Street
Marion Street
C. I. Drechsler
Miller’s
Ady
J. R. Johms
Ssi
Allegretti Chocolates
Adyv
Bohlander Bros
Maywood
C.F. Drechsler's
Miller's Drug Store
Ridgeland Notices and Local Happenings Mixed
Frank Pitkin returns from Europe. Easter bunny fashion spotted among three sisters. Vindicator for sale at Ridgeland Pharmacy. Magazine club meets April 23 with Miss Marie Hall. William Lesch relocates to Sprain flats on Lake street. Mrs. Gates improving in health. Ladies of the church host all day sewing today with lunch at 12:30. Easter children's collection nears $415. Mr. Bullen visits from North Humphrey Avenue. Oak Park high glee clubs perform Christoforus at church Sunday evening. Mr. Thayer from Chicago recently in Ridgeland makes a pleasant surprise call. Dr. Melaughlin takes Mrs. Van Lennep to County Hospital for operation. The Gloria from the Twelfth Mass praised by enured youths last Sunday. Mrs. Jevers visiting her parents on Taylor Avenue. Miss Daisy Butler at home over Sunday. Mrs. Ned Cross injured by falling slate mirror on Lombard Avenue. Ridgeland baseball club seeks games with Cicero team ages about 18. Harry McCullagh home from Madison University over Easter. Miss Louchelle Hinsdale of Ilgin visiting for Waterman Hall girls reunion at the Lexington. Mrs. John Lyon hosts luncheon and cards for about forty friends. prizes and a pink green decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeland
Magazine Club
Marie Hall
William Lesch
Williams & Lesch
Sprain Flats
Lake Street
R. J. Gates
Laneheon
Bullen
North Humphrey Avenue
Oak Park High School
Christoforus
Thayer
Chicago
Melaughlin
van Lennep
Madison University
Louchelle Hinsdale
Ilgin
D. A. Brink
Parlor Avenue
Waterman Hall
Lexington
John Lyon
Harvey Avene
Lwncheon
Frank Borwell
Bardeau
George Butters
Edgar Carne
Charlie Carr
Tatue
River Forest Social and Church Notes
Born Friday April Sth to Mr and Mrs W P Crenshaw a son and heir. The Christian Endeavor gave a special at Mr Trew's home. Miss Griffin, from Indiana, spent Easter with her parents. Mr B Stone, laid up with a cold, is back to work. Miss Lola Holmer plans an extended trip east returning in three months. Miss Ella Morton returns to Racine Wisconsin with her grandparents. The Presbyterian church held a very select program for Easter Sunday.
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W. P. Crenshaw
Trew
Miss. Griffin
Indiana
B. Stone
Lola Holmer
Ella Morton
Racine
Wis
Maritime superstitions and naval naming traditions across nations
The passage surveys diverse topics from Irish woodcock legends to Italian church graveyards and museum collections in Aix-la-Chapelle. It details U.S. naval vessel naming norms, Korean society traits, climate, and geographia, ending with a string of philosophical questions about vacation hair and love.
New Discovery Promises Cures for Coughs and Colds
Household belief shifts to modern remedy Dr Wing's New Discovery praised for consumption throat and chest afflictions. Advertised as safe and effective with money back guarantee and free trial bottles at Lovetts Traill's Drugstore in Austin. Regular price one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wing
Lovetts &Traill
Austin
Perverse Rail Timetables Delay Hungry Traveler
A man travels from his city to New Jersey and back toward New York, chasing a meal between trains. He misses Poughkeepsie lunch, finds no food on the NY train, and ends up grabbing hot frankfurters from a street vendor in Troy after a long, cold wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Troy Press
New York
Metropolis
Albany
Poughkeepsie
Troy
Capital
First
Congress Streets
Indian Look for Lost Object Demonstrates Clever Trick
A Philadelphia Public Ledger note describes a household mystery solved by a child who suggests "look Indian" to spot a tiny missing stickpin. The youngster explains the idea: place the head to the floor to catch sight of small objects, a method he says works on plains and in nurseries alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Adelina Patti Reads as 55 and Plans Toward Retirement
Adelina Patti at age 55 faces retirement but still holds singing contracts through year end. Sir Robert Peel’s personal effects auction at Drayton Manor to settle debts fetched just over 500 in total. Frascuelo the famed torero died in Madrid attracting wide public attention and official inquiries into his illness.
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Adelina Patti
Sir Robert Peel
Drayton Manor
Frascuelo
Toreador
Madrid
Notable Authors and Works Stir Literary World Rumors
J M Barrie recovers at the sea coast as he works on Sentimental Tommy sequel. H G Wells reportedly rewrites a two year project into a fresh serialized book. W D Howells returns to New York to finish a novel about a New England girl who rises to Europe. Hugues Rebella plans a bilingual life of Maupassant with both French and English editions. Tolstoi's On Art, translated by A Maude, may appear in Russian. The Paris library sale in Bordeaux fetches 3000 francs, with Nodier's Les Portes de Fer selling for 31 francs.
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J. M. Barrie
Tommy
H. G. Wells
W.D. Howells
New York
New England
Europe
Guy de Maupassant
Hugues Rebella
Maupassant
Mauspassant
Robert Uf. Sherard
Tolstoi
London
A. Maude
Bordeaux
Charles Nodier
Notable Literary Figures in Brief Obits and Notices
The article notes the death of poet and engraver William James Linton, husband of novelist Mrs. Lynn Linton. It recalls Alphonse Daudet as a music lover, and Louis Zangwill’s new novel with his pen name Z Z. It mentions Peter Leontius Alishan receiving a Doctorate from the University of Jena, and Justin McCarthy nearing two new works, including England's Nineteenth Century and European-American reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Linton
Es- Bavist
Lynn Linton
Alphonse Daudet
Gluck
Beehoven
Wagner
Chopin
Louis Zangwill
Cleo
Z. Z
Alexander von Humboldt
Justin McCarthy
England
McCarthy
Maywood Market Sealer Rewards Honored
The Vindicator notes special obligations to Lysle J. Adams for Maywood items published for two months. It regrets items failed to reach this week’s issue due to unknown reasons.
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Lysle J. Adams
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Japan
Marion ST
Oak Park
Forsyth
Chas. H. Zimmerman
Zimmerman & Roath Co
North Boulevard
Ww. S. Smith
Gwner
Oak Park and
Dunlop Bros.’ Bank
Zimmerman & Roath’s Feed Store
Oak Park Av
Thompson's Drug Store
Albert Burgess
Choice Bakery Goo
Holesale AN Partk
Harper & Buttendorff
Dunlop Bank
Thomas St
Harlem
Madison St
W. A. Bunge
Harlem Avenue
Mrs. Carmichael
Madison Street
Oak Park, Ill
G. Irving
River Forest
News OF the Town
J. Roboins
G. R. Weed
R. Nolan
Frank Pitkin
Mrs. Ames
The
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Leghorn
Italy
Smollett
Francis Horner
Havana
Tacon Theater
Aix-la-Chapelle
Germany
M. Oscar Forgenbeck
Globe
United States Navy
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Porter
Foote
Nashville
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Olympia
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Congress
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Korea
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Household Gods
Wongry
Willie
Boston
Cleveland
Varoly Beaved
Adslex
Bobby Papa
Papa
Fopper
Detroit
Gookins & Wilsnach
Opticians
MR. Wilsnach
Uate
Chicago Opthalamic College
Hoard’s Block
JOR
Feyer Duniod
BYOS
BOM
Frank H. June
Mgr
Oxford
la Salle SL
W.H. Drechsler
Air Work Fivat
Dlara and
Nieranteed
Oak Park, Ah
Volaceot Maywood
Henry Flakin
William S. Cutler
Maas Wate
John EL Hayhurst
James M. Selmpson
Vildaece
Charles Westcopt
Mer Poblic Library
Charles E. Blake
Amaywooi
Philo AL Hoy
Bor Public Literary
Clotill Vavaney i
Charles A. Alder
May Woo
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W. Maynard
E. Parrish
William H. Greene
Charles Mauch
T. F. Holmes
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