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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1915
Page
10
A historical advertisement promotes a vegetable blood purifier marketed as a cure for boils pimples eczema scrofula and similar skin conditions. It alleges disease stems from impurities in blood and urges readers to wash out toxins using the product and to seek expert advice from the provider in Atlanta.
Mendon IL residents report visits from relatives and friends across Lima New Boston and Ursa. Notables include Miss Alice Rowbotham and Mrs Solon Kimball guests, Estella Dickerman's recovery after a stroke, and Harold Nutt’s barn accident. The funeral for Nellie Flack is planned at the Mendon Christian church. Col F Q Dickerman’s health remains steady with little change.
Ray Carel and wife visited Marysville Saturday and Sunday after learning his mother was seriously ill. she has since rallied and is much better. Uncle Ning Beli remains frail but cheerful. Ellis Hack Arlan Johnson aid North Dakota natives with the wheat harvest. Byron Gaines of Quincy visited to greet friends and his favorite girl. Kinderhook Lincoln chau tang a session will run September 6 through 11 with a strong program and top talent. weather permitting, large attendance. Cecil Aylesworth returned from Minneapolis area where he worked as a bookkeeper. John Smith and family from Plainville visited the Thompsons. Smith plans to settle on a Fayette county Missouri farm.
An advertisement claims Po-Do-Lax cures constipation overnight with Podophylin May Apple. It asserts the product arouses the liver, increases bile flow, and leads to a full easy bowel movement by morning without griping. It urges readers to buy from their druggist now.
Bert Biggs and Willard Brown suffer broken arms with two injuries from load related accidents. George Eells works on the race track for a field meet set for September 9 and 10. Ed Flesman buys a West Point restaurant. Charles Clifford of Muscatine visits Triboulet family. Miss Tweston of Hamilton visits Triboulet household. Mrs. Steffey hosts the Opportunity Circle gathering last Thursday afternoon.
A well known local druggist touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush sluggish kidneys and prevent bladder issues. The preparation, made from rose-hip acid and lemon juice with lithia, is taken as a daily morning drink to maintain kidney activity and neutralize urinary acids.
The county court of Adams County Illinois issues notice to Harm Franzen Margaret Block Catherine Miller Ida Ostendorf Cobus Martens Bertha Martens John Martens and Harm Martens that John J Meints administrator petitions to sell the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 33 township 2 north range 5 west to pay debts of Cobus Franzen deceased. Court to convene September term at Quin cy court house with appearance deadline.
Uncle Sam's revenue agents meet at the Park Hotel in New York for the sixth annual convention of the national association. Internal revenue collectors and deputies from across the country discuss grievances from the past year. They call for a thorough reorganization and salary parity with other federal departments.
In Adams County Circuit Court jurisdiction, Wilkes B. Gilmer by Zada Terry files amended and supplemental Bill in Chancery against Daniel W. Crippen Henry N Crippen Viola Bates Bruns and others as guardians and heirs. Notice is given that an amended bill has been filed and defendants must appear by Sept 1915 to answer the complainant’s revised bill. Superior Court of Adams County.
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