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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

8

Nation Wide Prohibition Takes a Long Step Forward

Washington December 15 House judiciary committee voted to recommend adopting a constitutional amendment to ban liquor for beverage use in the United States. Prohibition advocates anticipate rapid action with passage by two thirds in both houses and referral to state legislatures. The Senate considers the Sheppard bill to prohibit liquor in the District of Columbia with added refer endum proposals for male voters and possibly women voters. President Wilson urged to curb liquor ads in mail by unlicensed dealers.

Washington House Judiciary Committee United States Senate District of Columbia Underwood Kern Indiana Sheppard Vardaman Owen

Carthage Couple Wed In Lewistown

Miss Vera Hubbard of Carthage and Leslie Blythe of Colusa married Tuesday at the Christian parsonage in Lewistown at 2 30 pm by Rev. Minerva Smith. They returned home to visit family and plan housekeeping near Colusa March 1. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. O A Hubbard. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Blythe. May they find happiness.

Carthage Ill Vera Hubbard Leslie Blythe Colusa Lewistown Christian Parsonage Minerva Smith Cork Carthage Briefs A. H. Peterson Chicago J. W. Dean Columbus Memorial Hospital Dean Peterson D. Selover Quincy Bert Mayo Stdum & Shinn Moline T. M. Barbee Presbyterian Church of Palmyra Yelland Boston Maia Seattle Ed. de Garris Anna Youse Hannibal Fred Heagh Canton Rose Eichenberger Pressley Lane North East Missoun Poultry Association Ro Bards Circuit Court Mary H. Ellis Harriet Eis Long Rebekahs Louise Carey N. G Ann Reber V. G Annie Johnson Wm. Cox J. E. Anderson Mitchell Minta Ellis Woodmen of America S. J. Feaster J. ©. Daume V. C W. G. Kelley W. A J. T. Threlkeld C. E B. Leggett J. G. Carter J. H. Starkel

Morning Bathing to Purify the Digestive System

Advertisement urges daily breakfast start with hot water and limestone phosphate mixed in a glass to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims it cleanses sour fermentations gases and toxins, improves appetite, and treats constipation bilious spells rheumatism and skin issues, touting low cost.

Philadelphia Mo Social Notes and Health Updates

In Philadelphia Missouri Mr and Mrs Frank Bruner visit hosted by Alex Snyder Little Marjorie Hamiln suffers severe tonsilitis Mrs Jones relocates to Phonoshot place Cleo Roberts and daughter return home after a week with George Vickrey Tildin Razey ill Protracted meeting makes progress Noa Lilly critically ill Fred Eaker made a Palmyra business trip Mrs Amos Hitt operated on for angrene slowly improving Evelyn Ragar spent Monday night with Georgia May Vickrey

Philadelphia Frank Bruner Alex Snyder Marjorie Hamiln Jones Cleo Roberts George Vickrey Tildin Razey Noa Lilly Fred Eaker Palmyra Amos Hitt Evelyn Ragar Georgia May Vickrey

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a soothing cough and cold remedy. It highlights pine balsams and mild laxative ingredients, claiming it drives the cold from the system and aids winter illnesses, with a price set to be found at local druggists.

Population of Palmyra Census Totals 2157

Palmyra voters consider a local option election after a census by George W. Moore shows 2,157 residents. If the county outside Hannibal votes, a spring election seems likely. A Mt. Olivet church gathering is planned for Saturday at 10:30 AM.

Palmyra George W. Moore Hannibal Mt. Olivet Methodist Church Henry Benhoff Cliff Jacobs Homer Donelson Henry R. W. Schaffer Annie Buckholt Agnes Sheick Ed Buckholt Joe Frank Sheick Charley Donels J. S. Berghofer The San Antonio Express Henry Pollman Berkeley, California Pie August Pollman

Congress Recesses Over Christmas Holidays Dec 22 Jan 2

Washington December 15 Congress will recess over the Christmas holidays from December 22 to January 2, Democratic Leader Kitchin announced.

Congress Washington Kitchin

Milton church dedication marks rebuilt edifice and surplus

Large crowds attended the Milton Christian church dedication as Rev. George L. Snively announced a $5358 subscription total covering a $2500 debt, enabling a surplus near $3000. The church, redesigned at about $4000, features a steel ceiling, fresh walls, classrooms, a basem ent, modern heating and lighting, plus seven memorial windows. A parsonage is planned funded by a $3000 bequest from Mary Bolin. The piece also notes funerals and local moves in Pittsfield.

Pittsfield Milton George IL. Snively Mary Bolin N. C William Swan Swan Genn Hoover Chicago

Mary Josephine Christened at St Marys Church

Mary Josephine was christened at St Marys Catholic church Sunday by Rev Walher Foley. The infant is named Mary Josephine.

Barney Kientzler St. Mary’s Catholic Church Walher Foley Mary Josephine

How to Check That Cold

The ad describes remedies for cold symptoms with Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It claims quick relief from sneezing and sniffles and notes the balsam loosens phlegm while honey soothes sore throat. It asserts antiseptic qualities kill germs and relieve congestion and mentions relief for croup and whooping cough. Available at all druggists for 23e.

Dr. Bell

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