Subscriptions Due Notice Explained in 1916 Paper
The 1916 item clarifies that panics marks indicate the date paid through and not a reminder of debt. It explains subscription status appears with a date rather than a demand for payment.
01 Feb 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pekin Advance
Location
Pekin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
1
The 1916 item clarifies that panics marks indicate the date paid through and not a reminder of debt. It explains subscription status appears with a date rather than a demand for payment.
Names fill a Salem area roundup with multiple visitors and hosts from Borden Pekin Mt. Zion Olive Branch New Albany and Kokomo. Notable mentions include Mrs. S N Markland Miss Edith Hill A L Cauble and Elda Graves, with several Extended family and church visits noted across the region.
The piece argues that money motivates illegal beer sales and protection of such trades, noting a Bed ford case with high profits and lengthy jail terms. It links greed to community harm, urging prohibition to curb the love of gain that fuels illicit alcohol dealing. Names Lt Burlee Curtis Kay Clyde Schleicher Mrs. Schamel appear as callers and visitors in brief local notes.
The regular PTA meeting on January 30 featured a program led by Arthur Misher and a discussion on How to Raise Civic Interest. Oscar Marci and Stephen Markland presented, with strong participation despite illness in the neighborhood. the next meeting is scheduled for Monday night February 26 and all are invited.
A rambling reminiscence begins with a fairy tale tone about two young men visiting a side village, rumored alcohol influence, and rude behavior toward local youths. It urges self control and warns for the good name of the community, then lists visitors and residents from Salem, Pekin, Borden, Jeffersonville, New Albany, and surrounding towns with names like Joseph Elrod Lawrence Martin and Mrs. Littell.
For your photographs see K O Payne Hoos ph W Hurst tonsorial artist Redmena Bidg Pekin Ind machine shuttles bobbing at C E Bierlys adv Buy window glass at Bierlys adv Eight fine pigs ten weeks old Enquire of Fred Shanks dv 2t adv Shoes repaired daily in front at The Advance Office adv Sewing machine supplies at Bierlys adv All kinds shoe repairing done on short notice in front at Red Men Building at Pekin adv Needles for all makes of machines at Bierlys adv All Kinds Sewing Machine and Hand Needles at Bierlys Warner Bros Corsets at Bierlys
Wanted Hickory handles size 1 5 8 in length 2 16 in, white and fault free. No seconds. For details call John W. Fisher Pekin Indiana. Also wanted dead animals of all kinds paying $1.00 to $1.50 for horses and $2.00 to $5.00 for live horses. Call Winnie Stewart Boston Exchange 26-3 adult.
Si Keck and his relief steamer neared a Miami river town in 1886 and, after a committee of starving residents asked for food and clothing, he ordered ashore twenty five barrels of provisions and three cases of clothing. The preacher noted amusedly that he had never heard profanity sound so sweet.
Bonera and Elrod present a two reel moving picture program at Red Men Hall on Saturday night headlined by Wild Jim The Reformer with a double size, and including Paste and Politics a humorous two reel feature. See America First or Keeping Up with the Joneses also appears, promising stirring entertainment and laughs.
Angela Morgan of La writes that poor kidney function weakens overall vitality. A 43 year old woman reports back pains and that taking Foley Kidney Pills made her feel like she was 21 again. The ad notes prices at 60e and $1.00 for the product.
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