Remarkable Recovery Report on Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Margaret Danz of Philadelphia reports relief from organic troubles and change of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the pain in her side and headaches faded from the first dose and urges others to try the remedy, promising to answer letters with her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Danz
N. Alder St
Philo. Pa
Lydia F. Pinkham
Sketch Of The New Lutheran Church In Coatsburg
The Coatsburg Lutheran congregation votes to build a $45,000 church edifice to be started immediately. Henry Sprenger, first class confirmer, chairs the building committee with Wm Dirks Carl Heiman Wm Reuschel Chas Dittmer Fred Schwengels and Rev A H Zeilinger. Worship has been in the Methodist church since last fall and six youths were confirmed last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatsburg
Henry Sprenger
Coatsburg Lutheran Church
Quincy
A. H. Zeilinger
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. Dirks
Carl Heiman
Wm.Reuschel
Chas, Dittmer
Fred Schwengels
German Gun Plan Aims at County Seats in District
Congressman E J King seeks a large German gun captured in World War I to place in each county seat of the Fifteenth district as a historical marker. George Miller and C P Hubert of Quincy asked King to secure guns or other war trophies for city and county landmarks. No guns have yet been received and King will pursue availability. Co F Hubert has compiled local historical data.
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Fifteenth
E. J. King
George F. Miller
Quincy
Adams
King
Mr. Miller
C. P. Hubert
Congressman King
War Department
Miller
Co. F. Hubert
Local historian seeks historic sites for markers in county
A county resident and historian urges identification of locations for historical markers. He recently acquired a National Tribune article about the Second Cavalry’s capture of Holly Springs. Company L, Adams County, formed in Ursa, mustered at Camp Wood near Sixth and Adams and led by Captain Delano as Delano's Dragoons. The capture of Holly Springs is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tribune
Holly Springs
Second Cavalry
Adams County
Ursa
Camp Wood
No. 1
Sixth
Adams
Delano
Grant and Van Dorn clash at Holly Springs in 1869 raid
In December 1869 General Grant moved toward Vicksburg while Sherman advanced from the Yazoo. At Holly Springs Col. Murphy faced Van Dorn’s raid with 12,000 attackers, but Grant’s forces fought stubbornly. Reports detail captures, wrecked stores, and heavy losses on both sides.
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Col. Murphy
van Dorrf
Mudd
2D St. Cav
McNeil
Maj. Bush
Marsh
Maj. Mudd
Quincy Stores Receive Widespread Advertising Exposure
A Saturday Evening Frost weekly issue features the Halbach Schroetus store with a prominent advertisement. A photograph of the store appears in the large ad section, highlighting its publicity in the publication.
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Quincy
Halbach-Schroetus
Frost
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Genasco
Trinidad
C.hoskins
Stearns & Foster
Scovill CO
Cong
Holly
Owl Drug Store
Weilers
INIT
Weiler Bros
North 5Th St
Quincy, Il
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