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Newspaper

Pekin Advance

Location

Pekin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1916

Page

3

Candidacy and Wilson Policy Question Debate Rages

An article adapted from the New York World questions what a Supreme Court candidate would do in President Wilson's place and whether foreign policy changes would be to Germany's advantage or lead to conflict. It contrasts Wilson's leadership with the Republican Party and cites Harvard's Charles W. Eliot on party power and national service.

C& Supreme Court Wilson GSEY Germany Richard Olney New York Aoe Wau Republican Party Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Atlantic Monthly E. T. Statesbury Jay Philadelphia J. P. Morgan & Co H. C. Havemeyer Sugar Trust Standard Low Fhoebe Hearst Wiom Randulph Hearst O. A. P. Belmont John Anys Hammond Mary Drefer New York Society Pocatello Tdcho Democratic Naonal Committee BOY RY '1 Hughth

Farmers Rewarded by Wilson for Averting Railway Strike

Farmers faced potential ruin if a nationwide rail strike had paralyzed shipments. President Wilson brokered eight hour work rules, averting disaster for crops valued at hundreds of millions. Ford telegram warned of industrial paralysis without action, while critics framed the episode as a confrontation between big interests and labor.

Farmers of

A Prayer for the Nations in Humble Petition

A reflective plea addressed to God for mercy and guidance amid turmoil. The prayer confesses sin, seeks understanding of divine wrath, and asks that people see God, hear His Voice, and turn to righteous obedience through the Son. It ends with an Amen and Alleluia.

Goa Phou Guy Sion Hosta

Local residents and visitors noted in Pekin Advance notices

Locals Alva Wyman had his residence treated with paint. HW Dartin and Coco shipped are road of fags, Wednesday. BU Gall visited Salem Tuesday. The Tush Wire Store was well attended Wednesday. Norris Spurgeon Route 3 Burden is a new subscriber to the Advance. Mack Waisner Route 13 Pekin joined the Advance family. Mr. and Mrs. Edvin Rorman and daughter of East Polk were Pekin visitors Wednesday. Civill Service exam attendees from here at Salem Saturday. Kt. Owens of Salem, leading monument dealer, was a frequent caller. Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Gee Wells and son visited in Pekin. Lawrence Temple subscribes to the Advance Route 3, Dordren. Hubert Chandler of Lost College renewed his subscription Wednesday. Arthur Speike and family of Bedford visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wells Sunday. Andrew Keisler of Bradford attended the Tash Wire Sale and visited Pekin Wednesday. Good sweet apple cider available at Curtis Restaurant by glass, gallon, or barrel. Doug G. Thompson caught an 18 inch bass in the Hine River Tuesday, claiming season’s largest and championship eligibility.

Alva Wyman Dartin & Coco BU Gall Salem Norris Spurgeon Burden Mack Waisner Pekin Edivin Rorman East Polk Kt.n. Owens Gee. Wells Faralive Pesinesa Lawrence Temple Hine River

Advertising Pays Pekin Big Sale Draws Crowds

Advertising has clearly proven its value in Pekin this past week. The big sale at Pelrod’s store drew crowds from near and far with 4 clerks kept busy from 7 to 10 each day. Shoppers learned they could buy anything they want cheaper in Pekin than in nearby towns, signaling strong local demand.

Pekin Siulyeday Mar Pelrod Ladin

Take Chamber Wong Remedy Against Cold

A garbled notice discusses remedies for a cold and cautions against risky experiments. It mentions a remedy claimed to aid with fever and flu symptoms, urging cautious use and noting evidence from anteenth series. Readers are advised to seek safer, proven treatments.

Criticism on an ivsne yam and scholarly rebuttal

A writer delivers a dense, imperfect critique of a nameless artifact or pamphlet, addressed to an advisor of a poor individual. The tone hints at sectarian concerns and a request for careful consideration, promising to read full allegorical cases next week. The author aims to avoid sectarianism while noting religious beliefs and friendship.

Tod Dane Rufus

Cut This Qut It Is Worth Money

Fragmented ad copy promising a trial package from Sety Foley & Co Chicago. Mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar and various dubious medicines. Reads like a misleading promoted health offer with unclear product details and hope of quick relief.

Sety Foley & Co Chicago Foley Fay Markland

Bohemians Like Fountain Pen Rise in Bohemia

Fountain pens are popular among business men students and Clerka in Bohemia. Philosopher Talks quote Uncle Bhen stating people who claim to know all they know rarely reveal much worth telling.

Bohemia Uncle Bhen

Daily Thought on Exercise and Influence

A compact reflection by B Morrison from GB discusses daily exercise and the unnoticed impact of our actions. It notes how dreaming or not dreaming can affect others, urging mindful conduct and the subtle power we hold over people around us.

Tme B. Morrison

Old Time Remembrance and Household Tip

A brief reminiscence about a wet cat brought indoors on a dark rainy day and a daughter’s witty remark. Also a home repair note explains a cement mix using glycerin and litharge to create a thick paste for repairing cracked oil reservoirs or making tight joints. The mixture hardens quickly after mixing.

Popular Japanese Pickle as Vital Accessory to Meals

A description of the Japanese pickle highlights its key ingredients vegetables such as cucumbers eggplant and turnips. The pickling mix uses salt rice bran and vinegar to flavor the vegetables while noting the strong taste and aroma may be objectionable to some.

Japan

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