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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1918

Page

4

Vessels Reach Eastern Ports With Army Sick Sailors

The U S transport Henry B Marley arrived from Bordeaux with 1461 American soldiers nine hundred one ill or wounded among the units aboard including headquarters sanitary and ordnance detachments and batteries from the 66th brigade Also the transport Manchuria arrived carrying 158 officers and 4003 men with multiple field artillery units and 966 sick and wounded Private Live by Co F 110th infantry died of meningitis during the voyage A White Star liner Negantic brought American Australian and Canadian officers and workers Colonel Pizcarello, now a general, was wounded four times in Austria fights Two American aviators returned home British brides aboard ships from Liverpool

New York United States Anm Henry B. Malory Bordeaux Mdrd Regiment 66Th Sh Py Brighig Manchuria S6th Field Artillery 116Th Field Artillery 117Th Field Artillery Cavalry 106Th 62Nd Infantry Brigade Co. F 110Th Infantry White Star Negantic Liverpool Red Cross Pizcarello Noti Italy Austria Carlos B. Stephens Chicago J. E. Roth Pontiac U. S Buitenzorg St. Nazaire Newport News Martha Washington Mercury France Stuart Wil Hs&th Field Artillery

Cure that unlocks health through non poison system

In this advertisement a practitioner touts a non poison medical system claiming long experience and success in treating chronic and acute diseases including influenza. The author asserts high patient satisfaction and asserts no pneumonia cases among treated individuals, inviting those in need to seek their services.

Pretty Stars in Dad's Knockout at Quincy Theater

California’s 26 fair and native beauties headline the latest Capital comedy Dad's Knockout with Fractions of a hundred feet of onstage star power. The cast, led by Smiling Bill Parsons, draws strong praise for beauty and charm. Also in news, Carl R B Gray resigns as Baltimore based rail division director, effective January 14, after serving under McAdoo.

California Golden State Bill” Parsons Quincy Sach Florenz Ziegfeld Washington Sec Carl RB. Gray Baltimore Matre McAdoo Gray Western Maryland Railroad

Annual Masonic meeting and officers elected

Benjamin Tredge No. 297 A F and A M held its annual meeting in the temple Monday evening December 16. Elected were W M Hoy Beckett S W Roy Ligr ett J W Ralph Guthrie treasurer KF L Graves secretary George W Cyrus. Installation set for January 6 1919. Several notes on members and visitors follow with influenza cases and social activities.

Benjamin Tredge A. F A. M Temple W. M Hoy Beckett S. W Roy Ligrett J. W Ralph Guthrie KF. L. Graves George W. Cyrus Tisaae Cutter A M Canton Ill Masonic Lodge J. WW. Moore Springfield Arthur Roger William Cutter, Jr Quincy Ralph ‘Terry Elizabeth Flett Mittie King Gatesburg George Weaver Gootte Seeet Quincey di Ar George Y. Downing Myre John Schrage Ramune m Moartey Mary Itheensaker Hig Hoy St. ¢Fr St. Louis Wel Moore Ilis Vrigs Dante Tfar Te Ladies’ Social Union of the Christian Church Mary and Mru Thera Ada Mensendike Deseste Hall Minnie Roberts Tee Goon Earl Todd Earl Bates Wiliam Orla Wing Wing Wil Grove Foster George Granv Ray Gurney Pootiayton Hazel Chart Ana Spence Tadys Trout Brown Setine Jace Serihe Geo Geo, Me Ofren < Tp. Fl Jace As, T. Dlardin Prark Martha Camp Point Cloyd McRae Hardin 9 Kespohl-Mohrenep A. Omer Christian Church Center Wolf Ridge Mra Eliza Kennedy Beghtal Breezely Tuella Beghtal Keokuk John Meatheringham Will Cramore Whitier Calif Walter Wheeler Helen Fred Schwengile Coatsburg William Donley Dan Perrigo J. Kaufman Blessing Hospital Charles Welch Pearl Johnson Chicago O. 8 Weyand Rock Island Perry de Moss Myrtle de Moss Ralph Hirth Amy Ralph

Culver-Stockton Opens Second Semester Activities

The Culver-Stockton chapel program featured a duet by Miss Catherine Turley and Miss Francesy Tipton. Creighton Graves, a Canton youth, visited as he plans to enter Culver-Stockton in the second semester which runs January 25 to May 2. Board and room cost $5 weekly. dormitory opens after Christmas. Leonard Price departed for Lorain to spend Christmas with family. Ky 1a boys knew they hiven though.

Catherine Turley Francesy Tipton Leon Price Loraine Ky 1A

Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a quick acting cough and cold remedy. It claims relief from phlegm congestion throat irritation and hoarseness and notes a bottle lasts long with prices 20c 69c and 1 20.

Dr. Bell

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