Doctor Beedle to Offer Free Internal Medicine Clinic
Dr Beedle a specialist in internal medicine will give free treatment demonstrations at the Park Hotel on Saturday April 2. Office hours are from 10 a m to 4 p m.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
2
Dr Beedle a specialist in internal medicine will give free treatment demonstrations at the Park Hotel on Saturday April 2. Office hours are from 10 a m to 4 p m.
One day only Dr Beedle well known in Illinois offers free professional services to all who call his trip. He does not operate for several listed conditions and has treated stomach liver nerves skin and heart issues with many reported results. Call for treatment with a charge only for medicines. married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address Medical Laboratory 304 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis.
We express gratitude to many friends for kindly ministrations during the long illness of our husband, brother and father John Hines and for kindness and sympathy in our bereavement. Mrs. Meddie Hines, W. W. Hines, Wm. H. Hines, Melvin Hines, Mrs. Thomas Pugh.
Paul Watson of East St. Louis spent Sunday with his parents J. P. Watson. Herman Graves and family of Champaign spent the weekend with relatives.
Mrs. Mattie Sprouse and Mr. Louis Muelhausen visited Centralia on Saturday. Jason Owens and family spent Sunday with relatives in Neoga. Glen Johnson and wife traveled from Effingham to Alma for a week with his parents. Noble DeFord and family called on Dwight Day and family. Lee Griffin of Vernon visited Marion Griffin. J. P. Watson and family were business callers in Centralia on Saturday. T. H. Sullens and Miss Ruby Miller called on Bill Gregory and wife Wednesday night.
Lefty Grove remains slow but effective as a top major league pitcher. Paul Bradley Edes of Newport Rhode Island elected captain of Brown University baseball, leading Bears in batting last season. Buck Freeman, former umpire and once Babe Ruth’s rival for home run records, named scout for St. Louis Browns. Napoleon Lajoie, fifty, in tire business in Cleveland, serves as unpaid commissioner for the Ohio and Pennsylvania league.
Notice is given that on April 19 1927 at Odin National Bank Odin Illinois the estate of Martin Dorris Ramsey deceased will sell a land strip 25 1 4 acres from the north side of section 31 township 3 N range 2 E to the highest bidder. Cash required day of sale. W H Farthing administrator. W Basil Wilson attorney.
The imperial Ottoman treasure chamber in the seraglio of Constantinople has opened to the public as a museum under the Turkish government. A 25 cent admission grants access to the throne of solid gold and other wonders, including robes, armors, and jeweled items from sultans such as Selim the Grim, Murad IV, and Ibrahim. The royal jewels room remains closed to visitors.
Ten thousand beacon fires will blaze from Atlantic to Pacific on July 1 to mark Canada’s sixtieth birthday. Premier Mackenzie King proposed a $250,000 appropriation for observance, with federal government cooperating with the Association of Canadian Clubs. An interdepartmental committee led by O. D. Skelton will plan the event and seek broad cooperation from schools and public bodies.
Cairo reports the government will not permit any excavation by German Egyptologist Professor Borchardt until restitution is resolved. Negotiations on other issues between Egypt and Germany are paused pending a settlement aligned with Egypt's stance on Nefertari's head.
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