Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted as a Household Remedy
The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative tonic for indigestion and constipation. It claims long standing use in homes, quotes Mrs Oliver Young of Merrill Wisconsin praising its benefits, and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
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Oliver Young
Merrill
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ill
Chicago colleges weigh summer baseball rule change
Dean Albion W. Small of the University of Chicago says faculty representatives will vote next Saturday on abrogation of the summer baseball rule. A majority would push the issue to athletic boards for final action, with another majority needed to approve. The meeting also nominates a new faculty president and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Nine
Albion W. Small
University of Chicago
Dean Small
J.F. A. Pyre
Wisconsin
T. F. Moran
Purdue
Three Clubs Bid For National Western Amateur Championship
Chicago announces three clubs bidding to host the 1916 western amateur golf championship. Del Monte Golf and Country Club of Del Monte California and Oma ha Country Club are among bidders, with the Midlothian club of Blue Island also submitting bids. Only Hinsdale Golf Club filed for the junior championship as bids proceed to the annual association meeting in Chicago on January 15.
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Chicago
del’ Monte
United States Golf Association
Yale Names Clinton R. Black Captain of Football Team
Clinton R. Black of New York City, a junior in Yale's Sheffield Scientific School, was elected captain of the Yale football team at the annual banquet tonight. Black played guard on this fall's eleven.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Clinton R. Black
New York City
Sheffield Scientific School
Black
Simple Home Dry Cleaning Method Promises Savings
A short, practical snippet explains using Salvite and gasoline to clean coats suits and delicate fabrics at home. It claims quick results no fading shrinking or pressing, and notes groceries garages and druggists can supply the soap two ounces of Salvite and two gallons of gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Apreur's Big Show Thursday Style Revue Shines
The Menlo Moore Style Revue unfolds with Frances Keppier and Geo Phelps delivering, in a lavish, vibrant vaudeville showcase. The revue features new scenic designs across a kaleidoscopic parade of fashion, with Keppier’s grace and Phelps’ pleasing voice anchoring an entertaining performance for patrons.
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Frances Keppier
Geo. Phelps
Miss Keppier
Mr. Phelps
Menlo Moore
Army Football Coach Steps Down for Army
Lieut Charles Daly longtime Army football head coach will not return next fall. He sails December 5 from San Francisco to join the 1st Regiment of Field Artillery on duty at Scho field Honolulu. Daly captained Harvard football in 1900 and played at West Point 1901 05. Army beat Navy in his first two seasons.
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West Point
Charles Daly
Army
San Francisco
Field Artillery
Schofield
Honolulu
Daly
Harvard
The
Military Academy
Navy
Chief Bender Sues Federal League Over Contract
Charles A. Chief Bender files suit in New York Federal court seeking 8660 in damages from the Federal league. He alleges release by the Baltimore club last August violated his two year contract at 7500 per year.
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New York
Charles A
World champion trotting filly sells for five thousand
Lexington Kentucky November 20 Anselia a 1743 world champion trotting filly was sold here today to Lewis H. Titus of Goshen New York. The reported price was $5,000. Anselia is by Prince Anail dam Ila Moko by Moko.
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Lexington
Anselila
Lewis H. Titus
Goshen
Prince Anail
Moko
Dillon Beats Flynn In Ten Round Brooklyn Bout
New York reports Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Jim Flynn of Pueblo, a fireman, in a ten round boxing match in Brooklyn. Dillon weighed 175 pounds and held an 18 pound edge.
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New York
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Jim Flynn
Brooklyn
Dillon
Chicago Husky Philbrick Jackson Chosen 1916 Captain
Philbrick Jackson of Chicago was elected captain of the University of Chicago football team for 1916. The tackle from Chicago led the squad this season and will command the eleven next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philbrick Jackson
University of Chicago
Plans For New Central Baptist Church In Quincy Move Slowly
Plans for the new Central Baptist church in Quincy have not advanced far since recent meetings of the First and Vermont Street congregations. Many members hope the site will lie between Eighth and Twelfth streets and Broadway and Jersey streets, though no organization is formed yet. Vermont Street members await letters of dismissal before further steps, with anticipated winter activity.
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New Central Baptist Church
Quincy
First
Vermont Street
Eighth and Twelfth Streets
Broadway
Jersey Streets
Central Church
Vermont’ Street
Saloon Keeper Hoffman Fleeing After Law Violation Charge
Charles Hoffman, saloon keeper on North Sixth street, evacuated the city after a county court information was issued for his arrest. State’s Attorney Fred G. Wolfe accuses him of leaving the saloon open last Sunday. Hoffman reportedly fled upon learning of the action. Authorities plan further action against other violators and are arranging another roundup.
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Charles. Hoffman
North Sixth Street
Fred. G. Wolfe
Hoffman
Eagles Whist and Dance Draw Big Crowd and Prizes
The Eagles social club hosted a whist and dance with 28 tables and six prizes. Men's winners: George Johnson first prize goose, Charles Meyers second flour, Monte Lane third duck. Women: Mrs. Charles Hollender first goose, Mrs. Albert Price second flour, Mrs. Jeanette Fossell third duck. About 200 couples attended. music by Bischars Orchestra. Officers listed include E. P. Wamsley, Will Irvin, E. H. Bernard, W. Zang, Ben Kauf, F. E. Stanus, and George Eberling. A follow-up whist is planned for Tuesday, December 21. annual ball set for Monday, December 6.
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Eagles
George Johnson
Charles Meyers
Monte Lane
Charles Hollender
Albert Price
Jeanette Fossell
Mothers seek better motion pictures for children in Illinois
Springfield, Ill Nov 30 Mrs B F Lang president of the Illinois Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers Association urged delegates at the convention to push for reforms in children movie exposure. She called it criminal to show youths tragedies and dramas and urged legislation and club action. Mrs Orville Bright spoke on parenthood as a science and wisdom in child rearing. The congress closed last night. A farm name was filed with County Recorder James Buffington for Oliver Gates at Clayton with a placeholder Grand View Stock and Grain Farm name.
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Springfield
Ill
B. FP. Lang
Chicago
Illinois Congress of Mothers’ and
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Langworthy
Mothers of
Illinois
State Extension Department
Nationa Mothers’ Congress
Df — County
James Buffington
Oliver Gates
Clayton
Grand View
Street Car Company Property Is Raised
The Quincy Street Railway Co. was the sole Quincy firm whose property valuation rose at the latest state board of equalization session. James Albright from the city sat on the board. The gas company's valuation remained unchanged despite a prior $10,000 boost given a year earlier.
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Quincy Street Railway Co
Quincy
State Board of Equalization
James Albright
Illinois Beekeepers elect officers and push school aid
The Illinois Association of Beekeepers adjourned with E. J. Baxter of Nauvoo as president and Aaron Coppin of Winona, A. C. Baxter of Springfield, A. L. Kildow of Putnam, J. W. Bower of Jacksonville, and Kenneth Hawkins of Plainfield as vice presidents. James A. Stone of Springfield is secretary and Charles Becker of Pleasant Plains is treasurer. They urged a park building at the state fairgrounds and asked the state superintendent to require honey education in domestic science courses. The ad also promotes Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey for colds.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Association of Beekeepers
E. J. Baxter
Nauvoo
Aaron Coppin
Winona
A. C.baxter
Putnam
J. W. Bower
Jacksonville
Kenneth Hawkins
Plainfield
James A. Stone
Treasur
Charles Becker
Pleasant Plains
State Board of Agriculture
State ‘Fair
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Oolds
Dr. Bell
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Mrs. Oliver
Western Golf Association
Apreur
Peoria Press
Orpheum
First Regiment of Field Artillery
Bender
Federal Leaguers
Baltimore Club
Jersey
Charles Hoffman
U. S
Miei
St. Louis Exposition
Street Car Company
Quincy Corporation
Wauvoo
BEE
W.a.schwindeler
Ery
J. J. Reid
Irwin Paper Company
Maine Street
A. Wittler
F. R. Lusk
Leaton Irwin
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