Dysentery, War Talk, and American Prospects in 1920s
An overview blends medical guidance on dysentery with public health advice and rising aviation cautions. It links hygiene, nourishment, and careful medication to outbreak control, then shifts to wartime aviation debates and politics, noting organized money against war and surveys of notable figures like Charles Evans Hughes.
Why a heavy six o'clock dinner harms more than lunch
The author argues digestion is at its lowest in the evening and a large six o’clock meal disrupts sleep and health. He warns that only about ten percent of the daily intake should occur at night to avoid headaches, weakness, and increased risk of stroke or heart failure later in life.
Mellon Returns From Europe With Nothing to Say
Secretary Mellon is back from Europe and would not comment to reporters. He was seen walking up Park Avenue in New York City last week, appearing much younger and moving quickly as if a fast walk from the Treasury to the White House door could be done in under ninety seconds.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Europe
Mr. Hughes
Mellon
Park Avenue
New York City
Treasury
White House
Local News Notes Fresh Ground Corn Meal
Dana Anderson of Bloomington area visits home folks here. On the trip, her Ford struck the rear of cattle and she and the car ended up needing repairs at the shop.
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al- Dana Anderson
Bloomington
Dana
Local Patoka items note sales and visits across town
A busy Patoka column lists Altoms and Cain general store offers with 49c silk hose for women and girls 15c yard flannelettes and 59c work shirts. Visitors include Murl Anderson of Centralia and Charles Jones from Clinton. A post card greeting for Willie McClary goes out and local residents attend a pie supper at Chance school.
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Wrens
Kruse
Robert Kelly
I. C
Sholonier
Altoms
Murl Anderson
Centralia
Lee Vallow
Clinton
Mary Jennings
F. H. Lett
Seymour
Charles Jones
Patoka
Charles
Lawrenceville
William Jackson Jones
Vernon
Marion County
Egypt
Charles Cox
Springfield
Secretary of State Office
Kansas
Cains
C. F. Cox
Bryan
Vandalia
Dave Troyer
E. M. Davidson
W. H. Cain
Chance School
Willie McClary
Woodman
Cole
Big Buck
Roy Jones
F. M. Robb
Kinmundy
Roy
William Pilger
Ramsey
Bill
W. C. Pugh
Donna
D. R. Livesay
Emerson
Stanley Wasem
Deneen Smith
Sterling
Kathleen Avis
A. E. Thorrud
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Chicago
Nashville
Nashville Journal
Grand and Petit Jurors Impaneled for County September Term
The last panel of grand and petit jurors for the September term of County court lists names including Wm Shafer Alma Township L B Cozad Carrigan Paul Cowley E T Burge Joe Root John Sutherland Centralia W H Jones Foster Wiley Hargis Albert Stuber Haines Wm Lewellen John Hahn Luka H E Miner Kinmundy Dewey Meacham Wm Laffoon Od bert Cruse Patoka Rubenton Ro
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Wm. Shafer
Alma Township
L. B. Cozad
Carrigan
Paul Cowley
E. T. Burge
Joe Root
John Sutherland
Centralia
W. H. Jones
Foster
Wiley Hargis
Albert Stuber
Haines
Wm. Lewellen
John Hahn
Luka
H. E. Miner
Kinmundy
Dewey
Local Jury Lists and Names From County Sessions
A long roster of residents from Salem, Centralia, Patoka, Alma, Kinmundy, Sa lem, Haines, Odin, Tonti, Iuka, and surrounding areas appears as the first two weeks petit and two week juries. Names include W. M. Headley Foster James Bibbs Sam McNichols Fred Donoho and many others listed by town.
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Erson Bower
Salem
John Davidson
Sandoval
W. K. Shook
Stevenson
Robert Gray
Tonyi
Leslie A. Beard
Omega
Petit Jury
W. M. Headley
Foster
Leslie Wilkinson
Meacham
Sam McNichols
James Bibbs
Fred Donoho
Howard Howell
Fred Holloway
Frank MceMillan
Thos
W. Rice
James N. Brown
Louis Byars
Centralia
Fred Lee
Chas. Alvis
Lester Keele
Noah Boyles
I. L. Hall
Clyde Baker
Haines
John Frankboner
Walter Miller
Cecil Lane
Tony Young
Clark Mulvaney
Kinmundy
Orvel Anderson
Merle Brubaker
W. E. Sullens
W. H. Shafer
A. H. Hester
Alma
Chas
Wantland
Walter Parks
Carrigan
Robert Baker
Sand
Eddie Chance
Sayem
Geo. F. Stuber
Herschel Henson
Romine
U. S. Joliff
Fred Mercer
C. T. McLaughlin
Raccoon
Frank Tate
Lou Keele
John Tucker
Severe storm reports sweep Collinsville Madison area
A severe storm is reported to have swept Collinsville and Madison, with no particulars available as press time. The event is described as early Thursday afternoon with details forthcoming.
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Collinsville-Madison
Collinsville
Madison
Paving and construction updates across several towns
Bloomington reports completed Robinson Street paving and Morris Avenue contract. Projects progress in Aledo East Fort Farmington East Main, Mounds streets and Sibley town hall. Route 13 paving west of Pinckneyville and new waterway gates in Marseilles. I N freight offices move in Eldorado. Kinlock Telephone nets Market Street cable. Waukegan to replace four burned stores with two new buildings.
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Statesville
State Penitentiary
Normal
Keokuk
Hamilton
Des Plains
Corwith
U. S
Santa Fe Railway
Bloomington Canning Company
Bloomington
Granada
Broadway
North Street
Springfield
Cahokia Mound Park
Lena
Stephenson County Hame
Miletact
Cairo
Mississippi River
East Street
Normal—C. A. Burner
Normalite
Soldiers Orphans Home
Decatur
Union Dairy Products Company
Gibson City
Gibson Canning Company
Niles Center
Bushnell
Paxton
Hardin
Hardin-Fieldon Road
Danville
Taylorville
Vandalia
Fifth Street
Corporation Line
Sigel
Linco Oil & Refining Company
Lenox
New
Lenox Bank
Brookwood Park
Geneseo
First National Bank
Bowen
Robinson Street
Stanford
Kaufman Bridge
Merna
Sibley
Morris Avenue
Washington
Jefferson
Eldorado
East Fort
South Main
Lawrenceville
West Side Clothing
Kinlock Telephone
Market Street
Prairie
Waukegan
Vernon death of infant child Norma Jean Jones
Norma Jean Jones infant daughter of Guy E. and Mildred Jones died at her grandparents home Tuesday September 27 after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the M E Church with Rev Reeter and Rev Mitzel officiating. Burial was at Tillman cemetery with flower girls and pallbearers named. The community note mentions visits and travel of local residents.
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Norma Jean Jones
Guy E
Mildred Jones
John Jones
M. E
Reeter
The
Pentecostal Church
Mitzel
Elizabeth Livesay
Audrey Green
Edna Grey
Alice Protz
Goldie Gehrken
Madelene Green
Mildred Jarrett
Melba Hathaway
Helen Jarrett
Helen Herring
Nellie Grey
Public Sale At Farm Near Patoka Details Included
A public auction by John Warren at his farm 6 miles east and 1 mile north of Patoka on Saturday October 8 1927 starting 10 o clock. Lot includes two black horses aged 10 and 9 years cattle two cows 7 and 5 years milking hogs five head farming implements household goods and furniture plus other miscellaneous items. Terms cash for sums 5 and under and credit 12 months for larger amounts with approved security. Notes bear 7 percent interest if not paid at maturity 5 percent discount for cash. John Warren owner John Jennings auction Roy Mulvaney clerk.
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Patoka
John Warren
John Jennings
Roy Mulvaney
George Ballance and Wife Attend Church Service
George Ballance and his wife attended a church service in Centralia last Sunday, joining other parishioners for a morning worship and community gathering.
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George Ballance
Centralia
Various Farm Offers And Local Property For Sale
WANT COLUMN LISTING Cattle and pigs for sale including sow with nine pigs and Poland China sow with eight two week old pigs plus a Duroc sow with six three week old pigs. Also 5 10 and 40 gallon Coca Cola kegs for cheap. Sells include a Shetland pony, canaries, and electric light 8 room house with land near town. Farmland, posts, and real estate around Pa toka Illinois and nearby areas. Contact names and addresses provided.
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Milton Peddicord
W. H. Cain
C. N. Cruse
Geo. Wasem
J. S. Hudspeth
Poland
China
G. W. Perkins
Patoka
Ilinois
L. W
Wm. Linton
Reality Lesson Topic in Christian Science Churches
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon titled Reality was observed in all Christian Science Churches on September 25. The Golden Text from Lamentations 5:19 proclaims the Lord’s eternal throne, with Psalms 89:8 11 15 highlighted regarding God’s might and light. The Science and Health passages describe God as divine Principle Love the universal cause and sole creator reflected by all, defining reality as spiritual and eternal.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Balzer Edy
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