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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1916

Page

8

Convincing One’s Self and Open Minds

An essay-like reflection on how people persuade themselves during arguments. It notes how opponents can shift a stance inward, turning conviction into pride and obstinacy. It warns readers to seek truth, keep an open mind, and avoid self deceit while arguing for or against ideas.

Molly Authorman

Daily Fashion Hints for Small Women Skirts and Stripes

A guide to two gored skirts with box pleats for girlish figure balance in both stout and thin figures. Shepherds check and block plaids rise in favor, with stripes favored for winter and sprig looks. Describes dull rich hues, trim choices, and suitable fabrics like tweed serge and wool blends for dresses.

Quineey's Schools Debaters Ready For Friday Night

Debaters from Quineey's high school prepare two Friday night preliminaries on the question Resolved that the military and naval program of the United States is inadequate. First debate starts at 8 with both sides presenting arguments and scoring to follow.

United States Mrs. Renard Edna Colins Carl Martiodate Willis Birkeslee Frank Dick Grace Spencer Eleanor Eis Ate Tr Theodore Koelsch Ruesel Rainwater Ethel Ricks Francis Broat

Faculty Pictures for the 1915 Annual

Veaders of the Tighties devoted th to they was inehide their photo graphs of the annual fer 191 and the dates and other matter permatuive thereto will be announced later. This action was taken at a meeting of the teachers Monday evest in regular weskiv secsion Other minos matters pertaining to the life of the school were diiccussed and general reprimands for better depart ment in ascenbly meetings were made. Work in the High school : progresetne with order and harmony, however, and

Scholastic Organization in Peak Form Today

A brief note highlights the scholastic body's strong condition and momentum, emphasizing improved morale, restored routines, and renewed focus under current leadership. The text underscores collective effort and forward momentum for upcoming terms.

School Board Approves Monthly Education Budget Total 17412.57

Board of education on Tuesday evening approved the monthly school cost totaling 17412.57 dollars covering all expenses for the public school system. The breakdown lists teachers salaries supplies repairs athletics books and services including architect fees telephone and related costs for the month.

Amont Board of Educcation F& Howdag Haresius

Miss Alma Swope Receives Salary Boost At High School

The board of education voted Tuesday evening to raise Miss Alma Swope’s salary by thirty dollars per month for her office work at the high school. The motion passed without opposition as a result of a recent surge in workload she has carried.

Miss Swope Alma Swope Board of Education Rai Taran Alves Tapasese Tarenin Ori Asa

Quincy Gardner dinner honors Katherine Williamson bride elect

Mrs J W Gardner hosted a large dinner at her Quincy home in honor of Miss Katherine McAllister Williamson, the bride elect to John Kirkpatrick Graves. The long table featured brides roses, red candles, and tall silver vases, with about thirty guests including Williamson and several out of town friends.

J. W. Gardner Katherine McAllister Williamson John Kirkpatrick Graves Gardner Home Miss Williamson Katherine McFarland Burlington Helen Chubbuck Peoria Mildred Glover St. Louis Harrison Berkeley New York City Julia Graves Charlottesville Fiorence Halbach Jessie Weems Brady Irma Bastert C. FE. Williamson Alfred Bot RS. E. N. Monroe Katherine Williamson Quincy Cathedral of St. John

Ford Party Delegates Named In May Election Report

Report describes Ford party delegates to be chosen for a forthcoming nominating event. Mentions names such as Bevan, Taft, and Taft related figures with references to states and elections. Notes debates over loyalty and candidate support amid German American loyalty concerns and internal party disagreements.

Pest ‘Thageslay Bevan Wes Bitte

Fragmented Textual Snippet From Unknown Page

The readable portion mentions a report or document counting barrels and copies, with a figure near 3048000. It references a decrease of approximately 2 percent and mentions various unrelated garbled terms. The fragment lacks clear persons or organizations and is highly incomplete.

Universal Peace Plea Of Foster

Washington speaker urged American citizens to keep off peaceful protest and wartime tensions. The item notes a poster urging unity and peace, presented by a regional leader at a public event.

Foster Washington Tanit Bowen Torreday

Noisy Fragments Describe Erratic Weather and Rescue Efforts

The readable fragments reference deaths, storms, rescues, and coast guard or local crews last week. Mentions of weather events near coastlines and searches imply ongoing recovery operations and maritime danger. Entities include responders and unnamed locations.

Cough Medicine Ad Claims Relief For Children

An ad urges parents to use a new antiseptic cough remedy for children. It touts quick relief from chest and throat discomfort and warns not to delay treatment. The copy promotes a bottle for immediate purchase and uses bold claims aimed at adults seeking fast results.

Bette Southieg

Mrs T H Edwards Hosts C W B M Meeting

Remarks by Mrs Elizabeth Ross highlighted the C W B M society gathering at Mrs T H Edwards home on Six North Fifth Street. Ross spoke at length on mission work noting her missionary son in Africa on furlough and travels to Texas for about three months. Large attendance, with Mrs W D Endres leading.

Elizabeth Ross C. W. B. M. Society of the First Christian Church T. H. Edwards North Fifth Street Ross Africa

Japan Opposes Entente Plan to Draw China In

Tokyo reports the Entente proposal to bring China into the war faced strong Japanese opposition. Foreign Minister Ishii said Japan cannot join as it would widen the war and risk German and Austrian interests in China, favoring other means to achieve Allied aims.

Tokio China Japan Baron Ishii Baron Ishi Far East Taran Jepin

Germans Build Long Bridge in Two Weeks

A garbled wartime clipping reports that Germans are advancing in constructing a long bridge within a two week period. The unreadable text references Allied observers and a location near Peters and Pars, with access details unclear.

Woes te Gan vo aed ge y hote aee foe

The fragmentary text mentions a contested race involving a states attorney candidate, with garbled names and places. It hints at a political event or election in March, referencing a representative and possible regionalities, but remains largely unreadable.

Cross Shaped Needlework Centerpiece with French Knots

A new needlework design features a cross shaped centerpiece with four octagonal corners. Edges use loop and blanket stitches with two pink shades and French knots. cream edging ends with tassels. Instructions explain knot technique and adjustments for size.

State Schools Show Increase in Enrollment Figures

Statewide enrollment for the year ended 15 1915 shows growth over prior years, with public schools up about three quarters of the total 1913 to 1915 period and daily attendance rising. Private schools also gain, while overall public school enrollment stands at 1,263,046 for 1915, about 76.3 percent of youths aged 6 to 21.

Blair Privat

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