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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1918

Page

3

Dr Bell's ine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad

An old classified style ad touts Dr Bell's ine Tar Honey as rapid relief for colds and bronchial irritation. It promotes balsamic soothing ingredients to loosen coughs and urges readers to purchase at 30c 60c or 1.20.

Dr. Bell

Bennett Explains How New Roads Will Be Built

Frank I Bennett director of Public Works explains road bond plan after the November vote. He outlines that reconnaissance engineers will survey routes connecting named cities, assess cost and safety, and hearings will be held after reports are complete. Federal aid funds and state matching plans are described along with anticipated timelines and contractor readiness.

Bennett Frank I. Bennett Department of Public Works S .E Bradt State House Springfield United States Illinois Ilinois Federal Department of Agriculture Division of Highways Chicago-St. Louis Joliet LaSalle Peoria Chicago-Waukegan Chicago Wisconsin State Line

War Risk Bureau Far Behind in Its Work

Edward J. King reports Washington after armistice finds the War Risk Bureau slow in sending soldiers insurance allotments and disbursing funds. Families face unpaid benefits, letters go unanswered, and delays affect mail for over 50,000 soldiers in France due to address issues and ongoing disruption.

WAR Risk Bureau Edward J. King Washington Bureau of War Risk Insurance Congress Bureau O. F P. Nesbit Quincy

War Costs and Soldier Addresses in Letter Delays

The article notes hundreds or thousands of officer and soldier names to be recorded, with full addresses and service branches. It states letters to soldiers in France can take up to three weeks in exceptional cases. It cites German and French war costs: 1870-71 Germany $954,400,006 and France $1,580,000,000.

P. C. Haring France Dupli Germany

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