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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1915

Page

8

Wedding of Sidney Webster Fish to Olga Wiborg in Society Spotlight

The wedding of Sidney Webster Fish, son of the late Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and a leading New York society figure, to Olga Wiborg, descendant of the Shennans of Ohio, is set to be a national event. Wiborg, daughter of Frank B. Wiborg of Cincinnati, brings ties to prominent Sherman and Stuyvesant lineages.

Vancouver Canada St. Paul Durst Spring Street Quincy Ellington Twenty-fourth Oak Streets St. Margaret's Guild of The Cathedral David John Higgins Mary Winifred O'Neill Chicago Mt. Carmel Church Father Gill Arthur Manning Katherine O'Neil Helen Ernst Large, Railroad Company Halbach- Schroeder Marshall Field Company John Ernst Margaret O'Neil Rowland Hill Methodist Church’ of Kansas City Plowman Blue Springs Neb J. F. Caldwell L. T. Hull Thirty- Sixth Broadway Mr.Plowman W. E. Plowman Twentyfourth Locust Streets Otis Elevator Company Gertrude Greifer John Greifer Vinestreet Blarry Keller John Keller Hampshire Street St. Francis Catholic Church Didicus Edward Greifer Mildred Luffen Miss Lufen Greifer Keller Sidney ‘Webster Fish New York Sidney Webster Fish Stuyvesant Fish Newport Olga Wiborg Shennans Ohio Astor Fish United States Stuyvesant Tish Peter Stuyvesant New ‘Amsterdam Hamilton Secre Tary Grant Miss Wiborg Frank B. Wiborg Cincinnati National Acquaintancs Adeline ' Moulton ‘Sherman

Citrolax and Rolax laxative testimonial ad

An old advertisement praises Citrolax and Rolax as ideal laxatives for constipation sour stomach and lazy liver. It claims quick relief from headaches thorough cleansing without pain or nausea and says the system remains cleansed as a result. A Salt Lake City user and Miller Arthur Drug Co endorse the products as non gripe with no after effects.

R. ‘H. Weihecht Salt Lake City Utah Miller & Arthur Drug Co

German Theater Opens in Constantinople With Turkish Cast

A German theater in Constantinople has opened and aims to rival local houses. A Turkish-language troupe led by German directors performs classical German plays and comedies. Repertoire includes Faust, Schiller, The Robbers, and William Tell.

Constantinople Schiller

Turkish stageresponds to Germanic sentiment aids new venture

The text notes that Turkish theaters have largely offered French drama with limited success and that current pro German sentiment in Constantinople is supporting a new venture. It mentions Goethe's Egmont as an admired translation and implies ongoing translation efforts.

Goethe Constantinople

Railroad Building Push in Asia Minor Decree Grants War Credit

The Official Gazette of Constantinople publishes a decree granting the minister of war a credit of $7,500,000 for four main lines and two branches under military control. The lines include Angora to Erzerum and Erzerum to the Black Sea, plus routes from Murally to Rodosto and Erzerum to the coast.

Berlin Asia Minor Constantinople Branich Angora Erzerum Black Sea Rodosto

Sloan's Liniment Ad Claim for Pain Relief

An advertisement promises relief from facial, head, arm, shoulder, chest, and back neuralgia pains by applying a few drops of Sloan's Liniment. It touts quick comfort, brighter outlook, and urges readers to buy a 3 ounce bottle for two cents at druggists, noting it penetrates without rubbing.

Sloan

Lost Item Ad in Whig Classifieds

A brief classified note appears in The Whig offering a lost and found service. It invites readers to submit details of missing items to the newspaper’s help column for publication and assistance.

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