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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1916

Page

6

Palmyra Revels In Chautauqua Program And Cost

Palmyra Missouri August 24 1916 chautauqua features George L McNutt known as the Dinner-Pail Man delivering an original practical address on Things and Men A Message from the Shops He argues environment shapes mankind and industry should develop both humanity and property Ada Roach company and performers give a wholesome finish to the event The circuit has expanded to 89 towns in Minnesota South Dakota Iowa and Missouri with New York CityJoining the chorus Palmyra news notes visits by locals and a slate of licenses and county court actions plus planned prohibition picnic and community events

Palmyra George L. McNutt McNutt Riner Sisters Palmyra Chautauqua Ada Roach Miss Roach Reba Randolph Ruth Orchard Tewes Ruth Freeman Fiord Williams CW. Anderson Minnesota South Dakota Iowa Missouri Winfield St. Charles Vawter New York City Washington Heights N. Y Cleo Patton Ruth Wilson Monroe City J. H. Robinson Scott Cunningham J. H. Kelley D. B. Cunningham Sedalia Wilbur Wells Nelsonville Joseph Bolton William Vener Albert Miller Newark M. L. Wood Hannibal Abingdon Lewis West Marshall Ethel Andrews Otto Rightle Fannie Strong Plainville John Lowe Ethel Poe Clarence Bert L. Smith Cora Belle Peters Jacksonville Calvin L. Norris Nettie Vachten Hull Courtney North River Warren Road Gottman South River C. E. Legcett F. E. Robison J. A. Cracraft Jeff Martin Guy White Vand Lia Heoward Stella Sizemore Lancaster Gertrude Hel

William H. Crum Seeks Support for Important Office

A political advertorial from Springfield endorses William H. Crum as an experienced qualified candidate. He states he is independent of other candidates, asks for citizen support, and urges a new name on the ticket.

Basco Field Meet Draws 3000. Diverse Races Highlight Day

Basco Ill August 24 The ninth Basco Field Meet opened with about 3000 spectators. Events ran in order with top horse racing and acts from Missouri band Kaho ka. Winners included Paul Wetzel Basco in the boys egg race, Cie Fleming Basco in the 50 yard shirt race, Wilbur Duncan Basco in the fat men 30 yard, T R Johnson Warsaw in the 100 yard dash, KR Suffey Harrison and Bert Fleming Basco in the 800 yard relay, Wilbur Duncan Basco in the goose pulling, Cle Fleming Basco in best single diver, and several harness and running races with local participants.

Basco Ill Basco Field Meet Kahoka Missouri Paul Wetzel Leggie Tieman Cie Fleming Arthur Markille Warsaw Wilbur Duncan Arthur Boos T. R. Johnson Henry Johnson Suffey Harrison Bert Fleming Cle Fleming Basco S. E. Harnest Carthage Roy Almont Rey Tounoteusaweatn Demstecan Bert Parsons Secesess Lelia Brown Colonel Masley Dick Moody Zaleria Bell Lady Allerton Amber Thnais Brownie Douglass

Braves beat Terre Haute 9 to 4 in midweek game

In Terre Haute on August 24 the Boston Nationals defeated Terre Haute Central league side 9 to 4 at home.

Braves Terre Haute Boston Nationals

German Professor Urges Fairness In Wartime Opinion

Professor Ernst Sieper of Munich argues that virtue in patriotism requires truth and balance. He recalls debates on school books and wartime writings, condemning biased, sensational portrayals of England and praising careful, accurate critique by German scholars.

Ernst Sieper University of Munich England Longfellow Berliner Tageblatt Association of

Political writer's duty to view both near and far

A political writer should conceal none and show sympathy for opposing views. The text argues for clarity of vision and calm deliberation to appreciate faraway effects as well as immediate impacts, warning that neglecting these qualities harms national usefulness.

Further Setback for Illinois Corn

The weekly USDA report from Springfield notes an excessively warm week with good showers in central and southern areas, yet heat and drought damaged corn whose condition is fair to good from north to south. Barley and rye yielded well. pastures and potatoes suffer from dry weather. peaches ship from southern counties as fall plowing progresses normally.

Springfield United States Department of Agriculture

Churchill Urges Long War Stand and Food Control

London Aug 23 Col Winston Spencer Churchill former first lord of the admiralty opened a debate on the war in the house of commons. He warned Germany is stronger and reserves are uncertain and urged the nation to prepare for a long conflict with food tied to a war footing and distribution controlled at home and abroad. He pressed ministers to aid Russia with munitions and equipment without financial constraints. He also quipped that a little powder on a woman’s nose acts as a powerful nerve stimulant.

Jude Vierodt Germany Daily Mail England Gennans Nore Att Npt Eduard Meyer University of Berlin London House of Commons Winston Spencer Churchill the Admiralty Churchill Col. Churchill Russia

Ready for Foreign Foe at Fort Fotten Mortar Line

The fort Fort Fotten on Long Island hosts a heavy mortar unit capable of firing a large shot at a foreign battleship approaching Long Island Sound. The marksmen claim they are now skilled enough to drop a round on an invading ship's deck, offering a potential shield for New York City.

Fort Fotten L. I Long Island Sound New York City

Green City Fair Attracts Big Crowd In Week’s Second Day

Green City Missouri August 21 twenty five hundred people attended the second day of the Green City fair. The ideal day produced fast exciting races with notable performances in pacing and trotting events. Joe Morris, Jerry Critlett owned Kitty K Wisie Higgins Pearl Dickson Polly L Nellie L placed in the running race with times listed for several horses.

Green City Summanes T. A. Wood, Jr J. K. Denton Mert Dentry Ellis Alice O Dawson Wee Tony Wilks Galloway Materia Cecil Kirk Kirk Ssoeese Archdale Maid Decies Fannie Willis Webster Colonel Bidler Harris Joe Morris Jerry Critlett Kitty K Wisie Higgins Pearl Dickson Polly L Nellie L

Romania Preparing for War Telegraph Report

Amsterdam Berlin Wage Blatt dispatch from Bucharest reporter Dr Ledereck says Romania gears for war as Bucharest grows grave and public life shows unease. Bratiano is blamed for courting Russia while Von Hindenburg leads negotiations in Bucharest amid war scare.

Amsterdam London Rumania Ledereck Bucharest Berliner Wageblatt Romania Bratiano Russia von Hindenburgs

Paper cost probe calls for federal inquiry

A joint statement from the Inland Daily Press Association and the Illinois Daily Newspaper Association says they have urged their Washington representatives to obtain an investigation into print paper manufacture sale and distribution.

Chicago Inland Daily Press Association Illinois Daily Newspaper Association Washington

Mason City Triumphs Over Cedar Rapids in Tight 2-1 Victory

Mason City edged Cedar Rapids 2 to 1 in a close game on August 24. Gossage and Nee combined for pitching, with Corey and Weeks catching. Fast play and hard hitting defined the contest as Mason City rallied with two runs in the early innings and held on for the win.

Mason City Cedar Rapids R. HE Gossage Nee Corey Weeks

The Texas Wonder cure advertised for kidney and bladder troubles

An advertisement touts The Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues in men and women, claims it cures diabetes and rheumatism, and offers a two month treatment for ten dollars plus mailed testimonials. Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis markets the product through druggists.

Texas Mads E W Hall Olive Street St. Louis

Stars of The Lights of New York Shine in Scene

Scene from The Lights of New York at Star Today features Leah Baird in a dramatic tableau. Leab Baird headlines as the spotlight captures her on screen.

Her Bitter Atonement at Orpheum Tonight

At the Orpheum theater tonight the high class society comedy drama Her Bitter Atonement will be presented. The play charms with youth's love, a woman seeking to blot out her past, and a moving heart story. Mr Williams returns to the bills in a leading role with exquisite scenery and a splendid performance. A matinee is scheduled Saturday and Sunday with a final performance Sunday night.

Orpheum Theater Williams

Theater offerings and film bill displayed for August events

Amusements Empire Hippodrome shows Follies of Pleasure burlesque. Orpheum presents Her Bitter Atonment. Star screens The Lights of New York with Leah Baird. Belasco features The Flower of No Man's Land with Viola Dana. Princess debuts The Evil Thereof with second Peg O the Ring. King Baggott stars Jim Slocum No 46393 and Matt Moore in His Little Story. Quincy features Pearl White in The Iron Claw. Savoy presents Billie Burk in Gloria's Romance.

Empire Hippodrome Quincy Pearl White The Iron Claw Savoy Billie Burk Gloria

Band Festival at Highland Tonight

The Illinois State band of 35 with Mr. and Mrs. Shoner performs in Highland Park at 8 o'clock. The program includes Overture William Tell, Durations from New World, solos by Mr. Gee and Mrs. Gee, a Lucia sextet, and a Caroline duo.

Illinois State Band Shoner Cornet Love’s Anon Frank Walter Lampe Lucia—Donizetti Messrs Victor Anthony Bert Ferguson Wilbur Thompson E. Hoadley Clarence Buttz Caroline

A Woman's Helpful Advice by Mrs. Eveland in Duncan Mills

Mrs G H Eveland of Duncan Mills Illinois describes severe illness from lum bago and reports cure after using Foley Kidney Pills given by a neighbor. She endorses the remedy for kidney trouble explaining impurities in blood cause rheumatism back aches and pains. Miller and Arthur Ding Co.

G. H. Eveland Duncan Mills

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marion County Gov. Patterson Mr. McNutt Riner William H. Crum Ilinois T.p.a.excursion Keokuk Eaves Canton Illinois Agriculture Department Admiralty Belasco Viola Dana METRO No Man’s Land Miss Dana John H. Colina Edison Duncan McRae Mitchell Lewis William Faversham Pathe Green City Fair Tagfblatt Star Today New York Leah Baird Orpheum St. Joseph’s Young Men’s Society of St. Francis Congregation G. VV Adu Hill Gem City Harmony Highland Tonight Broadway Peg O' the Ring Grace Cunard Francis Ford King Baggott Jim Slocum Matt Moore
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