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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1928

Page

5

Mystery in Death of Love Doctor in Newark

New York report says Nicola Jacobuzio known as love healer was bludgeoned to death behind his Newark store. Charms and tokens, hair strands, pink paper with nine and seven repeatedly, suggest a motive tied to romance. Patsy Christiano and Carrie Kronk detained on open charge. witness notes say charms aimed to ward off unkindness.

New York Little Italy Newark Nicola Patsy Christiano Carrie Kronk Love Doctor's

Twitching Eyelid Saves Girl From Burial Alive

In Luray Virginia Miss Fannie Broyles revived after funeral services began when her brother James noticed a twitch in her eyelid. She had been rendered unconscious by a head wound from a falling tree limb and remained in a coffin until resuscitation efforts started. Now recovering at home, the incident raises questions about death pronouncements and undertaker procedures.

Luray Fannie Broyles James Broyles Broyles Madison County

Fish Tale From Washington About a Clever Flying Fish

An old salt Captain Hewson recounts a fish story aboard the ship Cokesit Roosevettine. Jenny the flying fish supposedly watched for others, grabbed them, chewed the head, and saved the rest for the crew, a tactic he credits to training that proved worthwhile.

Washington Thomas A. Hewson Jenny Hewson

Hen Theft Costs Thieves Dear Court Sentences

Three men admitted to stealing poultry in Piint Michigan and faced lengthy prison terms. One received 10 to 10 years, another 2 to 15 years, with a third offender also cited for multiple thefts and substantial penalties.

Piint Mich

Fish Followed Praying Pastor Belief Among Tilghman Fishermen

Tilghman residents once strained by poor oyster season and restricted trade report that after Rev. Howard McDade led a prayer service, their nets filled. Now in Kent Island waters plentiful fish drive Talbot County fishermen to watch others prosper while theirs remain sparse. They cite a biblical parallel and hope for McDade's return.

Easton Tilghman Maryland Howard McDade Doctor McDade Methodist Church Kent Island Talbot County Queen Anne County Talbot Queen Anne Sea of Galilee Christ

Fatal shared tragedy as mother tosses child and dies

A Brooklyn mother Mrs Alahza beth Levine aged young tossed her two and a half year old Ruth from a sixth floor window then leaped after her. Passersby heard the child scream before the fall. The mother died en route to a hospital.

New York Alahzabeth Levine Marbridge Hall Brooklyn Ruth

World Wonder Nuneaton claims a town’s marvel

In Nuneaton England residents celebrate a claim of possessing a world wonder in a girl named Happy Boulestriege. The piece notes she has never been seen crying.

Nuneaton England Clalmus Boulestriege

Drowned by His Boots In Mississippi Incident

G F Kilgore drowned in the Mississippi River after slipping into the water while wearing heavy rubber boots. The weight of the boots reportedly pulled him under in the river.

St. Louis G.F. Kilgore Mississippi River

Illinois Weekly Industrial Review

March notes across Illinois include remodeling at Vandalia high school, brownstown lumber repairs, Shelbyville dairy herd group forming, Tampico moving picture theater planned, Tampico milk plant favored, Sparta milk company capital increase, Galesburg oil leases, Mundelein village hall bond plan, Cairo road project bids, Farmersville livestock shipments, Jersey County corn campaign, Grafton bond route surveys, Freeport new construction, Winthrop Harbor greenhouse nearing completion, Rose Hill livestock shipment, East Moline storeroom reopening, East Moline schoolchildren bank deposit, Amboy Holstein co ownership milk output, light rain and seed notices, and social visits with local families.

Vandalia Brownstown Brownstown Lumber Company Shelbyville Shelby County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Tampico Moving Picture Sparta Waterloo Milk Company Galesburg Knox Orange Cedar Knox County F. J. Ellison Robinson Tl. Mundelein Cairo Davis Road Unity Farmersville Jerseyville Jersey County Farm Bureau Jersey County Grafton Freeport Winthrop Harbor-Zion City Sheridan Road 26Th Street Rose Hill—Shipping Association East Moline East Moline Electric Company Fifteenth Avenue

Simmins Resigns and Joins Burton in Escape

Davenport and Simmins discuss resignation and a plan to flee with Miss Burton. Larry praises Simmins as the turning point who untangled him, and the group leaves for a stagecoach, while Grimstead discovers the halted scheme. The narrator hints a future revival of a great vision and ends with THE END.

Davenport Simmins Miss Burton Simmons Larry Burton Rapscallion Grimstead Anape Ohoe

Centralia Chamber Groups Push Grocery Slab and Gas Tax

Centralia and Carlyle officials work on a slab project west of Centralia toward Posey and on the Harvey Crossing subway. The Hard Road Committee lists R. J. Branson as chair with Verne Joy John Langenfeld H. A. Schifferdecker W. E. Spieth Chas Wham and W. Witwer. They circulate petitions and file with the County Board of Supervisors amid a looming gasol ine tax and plan summer conventions led by Dr Richardson Judge Wham and Justin Kohl of the Envelope factory to attract more meetings.

Frank Welch Centralia Chamber of Commerce R. J. Branson Verne Joy John Langenfeld H. A. Schifferdecker W. E. Spieth Chas. Wham W. Witwer Carlyle Centralia Posey County Board of Supervisors Harvey Crossing Irvington Hoyleton Richardson Juidge Wham Justin Kohl Envelope Factory

Rural Carriers State Convention to Venue in Centralia

Centralia eyes hosting the Rural Carriers State Convention with about 400 delegates from every county in the state scheduled for August. The town also plans County Farmers Institute and State Farmers meeting while addressing rumors that industries like an Envelope factory might move to Decatur. The I C and Burlington shops remain, supporting local business.

Rural Carriers County Farmers Institute State Farmers Meeting Centralia Decatur

Card of Thanks for Help During Illness and Burial

We thank our friends for their willing aid during our daughter and sister's sickness and burial. We deeply appreciate the floral offerings and the inspiring service by Rev. Ralph Willis, Chris Neilson, and family.

Ralph Willis

Thanks to neighbors and Rev Monroe Smith for support

We express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted and comforted us after the loss of our beloved. Special thanks to Rev Monroe Smith for kind words during this sad time. Dick Ahlf and family.

Monroe Smith Dick Ahlf

Thanking Friends for Help During Illness and Burial

Mrs. Wm. Phinney and Children express gratitude to friends who supported them during the illness and burial of husband and father Wm. Phinney.

Wm. Phinney

Music lessons offered by Dorothy Logan

As roads allow, Dorothy Logan will drive to homes in towns or the countryside to give music lessons. For information call No. 4.

Dorothy Logan

Candidate for Coroner of Marion County

A political appeal urging Republican primary voters in Marion County to support the author for coroner in the April 10, 1928 election. The candidate notes past work as auctioneer and fruitman, asks for votes and neighbor recommendations, and pledges party harmony and election readiness.

Wasems Market Sells Fresh Local Produce and Meats

Local notes list Wasems Market offerings including sugar cured hams and bacon, head lettuce, leaf lettuce, celery, radishes, and cabbage. Several visitors are noted: Mrs. Fred Black and daughter Juanita, Mrs. E. M. Jones and Lavone, Miss Margaret Forehand from Decatur, Miss Georgia Purcell of Salem with her Henry Ford auto, Mrs. Kahlert and son with Dr. DuComb family, and Archie Thalman and family from Vandalia.

Wasems California Wasems Market Fred Black Juanita E. M. Jones Lavone Decatur Margaret Forehand Georgia Purcell Salem Henry Ford Kahlert Carlyle Dr. DuComb Archie Thalman Vandalia

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Berlin N. J Jule Price Pstall Micah Stratford Price Fish Linois Weekly Industrial Review Silvis Manufacturers State Savings Bank of Amboy—Grade Holstein C. Sartorius Lee County Dairy Herd Improvement Association A. A. Griffin Wm. Thalman Ferry Sioux City Seed Co James Carr Lloyd Pierce Orvel West and Son Jr Vernon Chris Neilson and Family General Tire Centralia, Ill Marion Co D. S Meyer Jcpenney O Cash & Carry Broadway Centralia, Illinois
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