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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1908

Page

3

American Duke Seeks Italian Crown Ties With Miss Elkins

A Washington based tale of Prince Louis Amadeo of Savoy and Katherine Elkins centers on a possible marriage that could see an American become queen of Italy if the king consents. The Duke of the Abruzzi pursues Miss Elkins amid royal and Vatican interest, with the Elkins family and Italian court remaining mum.

Washington Italy Piedmont Aosta Turin Amadeo Aimone Abruzzi Sible St. Augustine Senator Elkins Elkins Rome His Majesty Senate Society Nansen Peary Prince Louis Duke of Spain Amadeus Europe Cusstozza Madrid Savoy Marguerite Victoria Ruwenzori Count Salemi Letitia Bonaparte Miss Elkins Wart Anderson Col. Bramwell Roosevelt Rauscher Katherine Elkins Kingdom of Henry Gassaway Davis America Jamestown Baltimore New York Signor Sarto Vatican United States Luigi Amadeo The Prince Umberto Mount St. Elias Alaska North Pole

Emperor praises English homes over Berlin flats

Emperor William of Germany commends the English dwelling house system as against the flat system in Berlin and other German cities. He notes that even the poorest workmen’s houses have a homelike atmosphere with many flowers inside and outside.

William Germany Berlin

Illness Ends After 22 Years of Paralysis in La Salle

Valentine Jesiolowski aged 60, a native of Polish Germany, dies at his La Salle home after 22 years bedridden with paralysis. His mind and senses remained intact, speech lost in seven years, final communication by eyebrow winks.

Bloomington Sues Street Railway Over Damages

City of Bloomington files suit against Bloomington Street Railway for 250000 dollars claiming owed license fees on streets with expired franchises. Railway contends license illegal since franchise claimed perpetual. Local ordinance fixed license and penalties for nonpayment last December. In other items, Miss Lola Nance case referenced with Oran Allen and Miss Mary Laws and multiple witnesses.

Bloomington City of Lofa Nance Nance Louis Nance Oran Allen Lola Miss Mary Laws

Illinois coal mines idle as unions pause work

Idle status grips Illinois coal mines as the Illinois Operators' Association closes all properties until negotiations for a working contract conclude. Miners withdraw from fields of independent operators amid the stalled talks.

Springfield Illinois Illinois Operators’ Association

German Friend Near Death Recalls a Doctor's Fear

Henry Grimm recalls a German acquaintance who fell gravely ill for forty days and later recovered, illustrating a physician's concern that the patient might die. The tale reflects German-American social circles and medical anxieties of the period.

Henry Grimm

Generous Woman Multiplies Cheese Across House

The Hartford Post recalls a tale where a generous woman fills every room with cheese to tempt her husband. The next morning a doctor arrives and asks, When did he die, revealing a dark twist behind the household aroma.

Hartford Post

East Springfield Rejects Annexation Fire Equipment Transfer

Village officials refuse to cede fire apparatus to Springfield citing alleged illegality of annexation. They argue the annexation violated procedures by using Australian ballot instead of a mandatory special election.

Springfield East Springfield

Veteran Railroad Man J L Turner Dies at 72

Jefferson City notes the death of J L Turner a long time roadmaster for the Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific and Missouri Kansas and Texas lines at age 72 His son Joseph holds a roadmaster post on the Katy southern division.

Jefferson City J. L. Turner Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific Missouri, Kansas & Texas Joseph Katy

Illinois woman sentenced for mail fraud in Elgin marriage agency

Chicago Marion Grey received a one year term in the house of correction after a conviction for using the mails to promote a matrimonial fraud in Elgin. Officials warn of tuberculosis risks crossing species from cattle to swine through milk and direct contact.

Chicago Marion Grey Elgin Landis House of Correction Springfield State Board of Livestock Commissioners Goy, Deneen

Purington Paying Prick Plant Closes Over Coal Shortage

Galesburg based Purington Paying Prick factory, employing about 400 workers, shut down due to a coal shortage impacting production and operations.

Galesburg

Living room color and lighting advice for harmony

The article argues the living room should be a true living space with harmonious walls and durable furnishings. It recommends alabaster walls as the correct form of tinted walls and explains how wall color and lighting affect brightness, advising warm tones for north rooms and darker colors to modulate light in other rooms.

Cure at City Mission Shows Cure with Cuticura

A city mission case recounts a young woman with scabies incipient paresis rheumatism exposed and intractable to food. After seven weeks with no progress a dose of Cuticura Resolvent and bathing transformed her condition in five weeks she could seek work and regained health. Laura Jane Bates, 85 Fifth Ave New York March 11 1907.

Laura Jane Bates Fifth Ave New York N. Y Mar

Little learning can be dangerous says McLean

A man reflects that a boy seeking help with lessons learns that a little learning is dangerous. Contentment does not come from culture or wish but from reconciliation with one's lot and an inward superiority to surroundings per McLean.

McLean

It Cures While You Walk Foot Ease Sold by Druggists

Allen's Foot-Ease marketed as a cure for hot sweaty feet and callouses. Sold by druggists for 25 cents. Slogan claims relief as a walking cure. Includes a Socrates quote and unrelated names.

Allen Ellen Olmsted le Roy

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