President Wilson Reviews U S Army in Chaumont on Christmas Day
President Wilson pledged to preserve the sacrifices of American troops as he visited Chaumont and Langres on Christmas day. He reviewed divisions from Langres with Pershing presenting “the victorious army” and marched past in khaki amid French cheers and ballads.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day Bromophromo Quinine Ad
An old time advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets stop cough and headache, cure the cold. Box shows E. W. Grove signature. Price 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
World Diplomats Discuss Morocco Cession
Paris reports say Spain would cede Morocco to France for one billion francs with Gibraltar to Britain and Ceuta abandoned to Spain. The Spanish premier Count Romanones allegedly proposed this to Wilson and Clemenceau. Officials gave no comment as talk circulated in the chamber of deputies corridors. A Gibraltar Strait tunnel proposal is also renewed.
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Bowling totals and high scores from meet
Bowling totals show 677, 670, 705 and 2652. High individual score was Seiffert with 199 and high average 174. Schedule lists Concordia and Ladle, with events ahead.
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Pioneer Lake Captain Dies in Oak Park
William Russell Owen 71, a pioneer lake captain and transportation manager, died Thursday at his Oak Park home. He and his father ran early lake lines between Chicago and Mackinac. He is survived by his widow and son Ira J. Owen of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Good Fellows Bring Cheer to Quincy Homes at Christmas
In Quincy the Good Fellows report warm Christmas relief as volunteers navigated heavy snow to deliver toys candies warm garments and comforts to deserv ing families. Miss Gay Braxton of Cheerful Home pending vacation delays itemized benefit lists while Ruth Whitaker received the Princess of Good Fellows doll. The club emphasizes direct home delivery and widespread joy across the city.
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Santa Claus
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Cheerful Home
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Braxton
Ruth Whitaker
Kentucky Street
Princess of Good Fellows
Markillie Sworn Statement in Quincy Whig Tale
David N Markillie sworn as superintendent of the board of public works in Quincy Illinois identifies himself in a December 25 1918 Quincy Whig article criticizing his attention to city affairs and announces forthcoming council scrutiny at the next meeting.
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D. N. Markillie
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David N. Markillie
Board of Public Works
City of
Quincy
David Markillie
Quincy Whig
City car idle as snow blocks Quincy streets 1918
An affiant testifies the city Ford remained in the barn after December 23 and was not used for deliveries on December 24. City horses were snowbound and streets hindering traffic. officials note limited street work and a drop in thaw risk as pneumonia fears ease.
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David Ross
Quincy
Ford
David N. Markillie
Charles L. Bartlett
Markillie
Maine Street
Carl Hagemann Veteran Sentry in World War I Fight
Carl Hagemann son of Pease and brother of Mrs Clam left Quincy in May 1897 with the selective service and Camp Gordon. He was in the thick of the fighting and signed to relatives by letter. His brother Arthur Hagemann has returned from camp. Carl is a cousin of Hagemann living at Sixth and Maine streets.
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Pease
Clam
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Camp Gordon
Arthur Hagemann
Hagemann
Maine
League of Nations deputation to visit Wilson Saturday
A delegation led by Viscount Grey from the League of Nations will visit President Wilson at the American embassy on Saturday. Delegates include Viscount Bryce General Smuts and Professor Gilbert Murray of Oxford University.
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Oxford University
Rumely Father Dies in La Porte Ind. 1859 Birth
Joseph J. Rumely died in La Porte Indiana on Thursday. He was born in La Porte in 1859 and was father of Dr Edward Rumely and eldest son of Meira Rumely founder of the family manufacturing company.
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Laporte
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises After Influenza Cure
In post influenza and grip recovery, Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a powerful blood remedy that expels poisons, restores pallor and strength, and supports weakened bowels. Hood's Pills are recommended as a gentle cathartic for all, from delicate women to robust men.
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