Illinias News Nuggets Chronicle of Local Fatalities and Events
Obituaries note the deaths of Charles Clinton Wolf of Freeport at 79 and Dr. 2 D Harlan in Fairfield at 73. Fire destroys a Flagg Center home displacing Elida Fowler. Robberies hit two Galesburg filling stations with a safe. Benton area deaths include Loren McKenzie and Arlie Mosley after a crash. Lincoln teen Glen Shafer dies in accidental shooting. Flora man Charles Brown dies of pneumonia. Bartonville teen Charles Combs dies after being struck in Pekin. Illinois extends liquor rules to miniature bottles at Century of Progress. National Guard encampment dates set for August 4 to 18 ending with a march to Chicago. Civil War veteran S A McDonald passes in Benton. Bank vault heist in Joliet. Laundry boiler explosion in Robinson kills Dona Lee Seaney. Miss Rockford pageant ballots advance the selection. Civilian Conservation Corps begin erosion control work near Leroy. Rockford postmaster Arthur Johnson retires. Lawrence Luby named acting postmaster. Illinois relief commission to distribute over 8.3 million in May to indigent residents. Illinois School Band Association elects A K Reese as president. Subistence gardens director Arthur Holt appointed by emergency relief commission.
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Charles Clinton Wolf
Freeport
2. D. Harlan
Fairfield
Elida Fowler
Flagg Center
Galesburg
Loren McKenzhie
Arlie Mosley
Benton
Charles. F. .Brown
Minna
Hanna Brown
Charles Combs
Bartonville
Peoria
Jacob Younge
American Commercial Corporation of
Pekin
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Illinois National Guard
Adjt
Carlos E. Black
Chicago
S. A. McDonald
Benton Post
Ilinois Infantry
Franklin County
Frederick W. Pohl
Peoples’ Loan and Homestead Bank
Joliet
Pohl
Henry Pohl
Alerie Reece
Robinson
William Seaney
Dona Lee
Marguerite
Rockford
Arthur L. Johnson
National Association of Postmasters
Lawrence P. Luby
Luby
Johnson
William Hefferan
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Cook County
Downstate
A. K. Reese
Elgin
Illinois School Band Association
G. W. Patrick
Springfield
Arthur P. Holt
Ilinois
Wilfred 8. Reynolds
M. Holt
J. C. Readey
West Frankfort
Summer Desserts and Diversions From Home
Light, healthful recipes from a culinary expert show strawberry ice cream and marshmallow coffee pudding with detailed steps and chilling times. Also included are chocolate ice cream and mincemeat molasses cookies with quantities and baking notes. The piece ends with a National Recreation Association survey noting home-centered activities like reading, radio, movies, and visiting.
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National Recreation Association of
New York
Postum Free Week Offer Promises Health Drink
The Postum Company runs a weekly free supply offer in this paper area any reader may request a full week of Postum health drink. No purchase required. free samples sent on request.
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Postum Company
Crossword-obsessed Person Under Scrutiny
A character is portrayed as overly confident, joking about his self assurance. The narrative hints he habitually solves cross word puzzles using a pen, suggesting a sharp, self assured persona.
Spanish women organize first Madrid women's club
A Madrid article notes the Liceum Club Femeni no as the city’s first women’s club with several hundred members. Members include lawyers writers sociologists teachers journalists and women active in politics. Ferry's Seeds are sold in fresh dated packaging. Ady. He’s an Easy Mark. It’s not hard to dazzle the average man.
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Madrid
Spain
Liceum Club Femenino
Ferry
Ady
Kruschen Diet Miracle Promises 39-Pound Loss in 4 Months
A Tampa reader touts Kruschen Salts claiming a 39 pound loss in three months after using four jars. The testimonial urges readers to take a half teaspoon in hot water each morning and notes a money back guarantee from drug stores worldwide.
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Terry
Tampa
Fla
Why Oxydol Works So Fast And Safe
The Oxydol laundry soap from Procter and Gamble dissolves instantly in any water and loosens dirt in 15 minutes. It cleans without harsh agents, is safe for colors fabrics and hands, and uses a mild patented formula. Available in large economical household sizes at grocers.
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Procter & Gamble Research Laboratories
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