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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1917

Page

8

You Can Always Change It, You Can Always Change It

A shopper notes a store credit of sixty five dollars while admitting she sent back almost twice what she kept. An essay argues the changeable return policy weakens women’s judgment and could add a ten percent tax on goods. The writer favors modest returns and even supports a small tax to lower prices.

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Military capes lead spring fashion surge in era styles

Daily Fashion Hints notes strong demand for capes this spring with military motifs dominating. Reversible silk or satin capes, often lined in contrasting colors, appear with arm slits or dolman styles. A navy velour cape with a white silk vest demonstrates a two piece look, elastic waist band, and pearl buttons, signaling a broader trend toward fitted vests and detachable cape combinations.

Will Marry Irene Bohne and Fred Bueter at St John

Irene Bohne and Fred Bueter will wed this morning at 9 in St John Catholic Church with Rev Father Postner officiating. Attendants include Myrtle Bohne and Paul Bueter of Detroit. A breakfast for immediate relatives follows at the Bohne home. Bueter plans a trip north then Detroit.

Irene Bohne Fred B Bueter St. John Catholic Church Father Postner Myrtle Bohne Bueter Paul Bueter Detroit Herman Bohne W. H. Bueter North Eighth Street Ford Frank Burwinkel Fort Madison

Annoying Symptoms in Change of Life Warned by Pinkham Ads

Richmond readers are urged to consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease menopausal symptoms. The ad cites relief from headaches, dizziness, hot flashes, nervousness, and other effects during this life stage, featuring a testimonial from Mrs. Lena Wynn of Richmond.

Richmond Lydia E. Pinkham Lena Wynn E. O Street

Y W C A Notes Show May Party in Southpark

Tags go on sale for the Old English May party in Southpark on May 1. The event is hosted by the physical department of the association. The Business Women's Club held its regular supper at the Y W C A followed by a business meeting.

R. Carroll Fox Quincy Civic Department Women's Forum Chamber of Commerce Quincey Dr. Fox David King Jersey Street E. Schulte King Mr. King George Montague Henry Micheals Southpark Business Women’s Club

Washington to tax liquor to fund war costs

House leaders plan a revenue bill for nearly two billion dollars, betting on no nationwide prohibition this session. Prohibitionists hope for a ban on sales to soldiers, but lawmakers expect higher liquor taxes from whiskey and beer. The Ways and Means subcommittee moves quickly and aims to report within a week.

Washington House Congress War Chest Ways and Means McAdoo

Officers Reserve Building Camp at Fort Sheridan

Construction of 50 frame barracks and 25 mess halls will start next week for the officers reserve camp at Fort Sheridan. The facility plans to train 3500 men from Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan with Lieut Henry T Ferguson named temporary commander.

Fort Sheridan Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Henry T. Ferguson

Dutch Government to Remain Neutral in Parliament

In The Hague, April 25, Dutch foreign minister Jonkherr Lou don stated in the first chamber that under any pressure the government would stay neutral. Also noted: Captain John Lyon, skipper of a Nyack to Tarrytown ferry, begins his sixty fifth year with the company.

the Hague London Jonkherr Loudon John Lyon Nyack Tarrytown

Miss Letitia Bener Weds William J Schlottman

Miss Letitia Bener and William J Schlottman wed at 10 o clock Tuesday in St John s parsonage with Rev Joseph Postner officiating. Attendants were Miss Bertha Schlottman and Edward Schlottman. They plan a Chicago honeymoon and eventual move to a flat with her parents at 619 Vine street.

Letitia Bener William J. Schlottman Joseph Postner St. John’s Parsonage Bertha Schlottman Edward Schlottman Fred Bener Vine Street Elizabeth Schlottman Chestnut Street

Spain takes stand on submarine war

London April 25 Spain declares it will defend its life if Germany persists in sinking all vessels to safeguard its own security. The Spanish note says if Berlin sticks to its course Spain must emphasize its right to defend itself in response.

London Germany Spain

Government to disband soldiers over 43 years

Petrograd cabled London reports the government has accepted a war ministry proposal to discharge all soldiers aged more than 43. The move affects a large segment of veterans and could impact unit strength in the field.

Petrograd London

Mme Bernhardt No Better Bulletin Says No Change

New York April 25 physicians bulletin reported Madame Sarah Bernhardt remains in the same condition with no improvement and notes that a blood transfusion operation has not been decided.

Mme. Bernhardt New York Madame Sarah Bernhardt

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