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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
7
Missour generally fair and warmer patterns forecast for Friday and Saturday. Friday night and Saturday look slightly warmer in the east. The record shows temperatures yesterday with 7 a.m. 21, noon 35, and midnight 33 degrees.
Flood height data shown with feet figures. river levels from below Warsaw to Isiana are expected to fall slowly over the next 48 hours. The bulletin cites varying measurements and changes, noting a gradual decrease in water height across affected segments.
River opportunities described show St Louis as a rising industrial hub with Mississippi water type advantage. The piece discusses river transport and freight, forecasts river use for manufacturing, and notes water supply needs for large communities. It mentions cities like Chicago and public works tied to river resources.
The article stresses fire protection as vital to the industrial community and lauds St Louis water supply as the best of any large U S city.
An Illinois city near Quincy touts strong merchant reliance on newspaper advertising. A local trader selling three-figure priced goods ran a brief campaign in the Quincy Whig and moved about six items, some not for Christmas. The piece argues ads drive sales and could boost cheaper items similarly.
The piece catalogues a stream of fleeting thoughts on politics and figures such as Constantine Carnegie and Ford, noting cabinet churn, teetotalers in Iowa, and a Washington show. It mentions Andrew Carnegie’s declared intent to die happy, the assembly’s session closure until February, and editor Wheeler’s Atlantic trip, signaling cautious optimism and political chatter of the period.
The piece savages Mr Fergus and Lt Governor O Hara over alleged misuses of treasury funds in white slave probe politics. It contrasts current reform efforts with imperial Austria’s fraught history under Francis Joseph, noting his age illness and wartime strain while portraying him as a forlorn central figure.
Duly lessons in history recounts anniversaries from 1815 to 1914. Notable figures include John Carroll, first Catholic bishop in the United States, born 1735 in Maryland and died in Baltimore. Also notes Jules Clarette of the Comedie Francaise born 1840 and died 1913 in Paris.
Milnes and Morehead born anniversaries noted along with Phoebe Hearst and Cleveland Abbe. Other honorees include Dr. George H. Denny, John Bassett Moore, and William Worthington Russell, all marked by their birth anniversaries in today’s remembrance.
The article portrays Francis Joseph of Austria Hungary as a pitiable figure in the great war. It notes he has completed sixty seven years of rule and remains in his eighty sixth year. It recalls his life dating to Napoleonic times and mentions a turbulent era under his brother.
The piece argues that minority officials can win and remain secure, noting Governor McCall of the Bay State won by a small plurality and Woodrow Wilson as U S president won with less popular support than Bryan in his campaigns. It suggests such officials can draw assurance from the White House result.
A fragrant antiseptic cream promises instant relief from nasal congestion. Apply a small amount into the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and clear air passages, offering quick breath.
The piece notes Victor Murdock crossing paths with Henry and hints at peace ship roles. It observes Austria facing a cabinet crisis while Greece shows a contrasting favorable development. The tone is reflective, tying political turmoil to cautious optimism.
Charles C McChord chairman of the interstate commerce commission, born Springfield Kentucky fifty six years ago. Newton D Baker mayor of Cleveland Ohio born Martinsburg West Virginia forty four years ago today.
The Hamburg trial featured jurors in a tense exchange as defense urged a guilty verdict only on clear evidence. The fourth witness Poppinghaus admitted an American clearance functioned as a passport during wartime. The defense urged the jury to tell the nation that congressional laws must be obeyed and that twelve citizens are capable of a verdict when the evidence warrants it.
An advertisement extols Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar Honey as a remedy that reaches the root of colds and relieves stuffed sensations. It emphasizes pine and honey benefits, especially for children, noting early treatment reduces complication risk. The price listed is 5 cents.
Hughie Jennings, manager of the Detroit Americans, returned from the south reporting he has not been offered the New York Federal league manager post. He said he would not consider any such offer and is satisfied in Detroit. Frank Navin also denied any departure plans, noting a mutual gentleman’s agreement exists. Secretary Huston and Donovan of the New York Americans returned from Wilmington after failing to sign Frank Baker to a New York contract.
The record shows permission to discuss business with Baker was granted by Manager Mack but Baker resisted a deal over what was deemed an unreasonable salary. Local Federal League offices hinted that the New York Federals had offered Baker a contract.
Wilmington Del December reports deny that the Tuesday blast was an outside plot. A Du Pont Powder Company statement, issued through former Congressman Charles B. Landis, says no fire or explosion has occurred in any factory since the European war began that would justify suspicion.
Paris December two Gen Joffre has been appointed commander in chief of all the French armies except those in North Africa including Morocco and dependent ministries. President Poincare signed the decree today.
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment halts infection by killing germs and reducing congestion. It describes a single application as an emergency doctor, with prices 25c, 50c, and 81.00 size, noting the larger bottle contains six times more for the same use.
A charming figured taffeta one piece frock with hem-stitched batiste collar and cuffs. Black velvet or satin buttons stand out against silk. Includes detailed construction notes for sizes 14 16 18 20 years with a 60 yard 86 inch silk requirement and skirt bands, price not listed.
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