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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1916
Page
8
A lively meditation on motherhood as a form of judging. The author argues women’s maternal role already makes them de facto jurists and praises mothers who strive for fair, just, and merciful rulings while noting the challenges of wielding such power.
The bolero is described as versatile with endless shapes, serving to adorn outfits and provide warmth. It can be a jacket or belt detail. designers reuse belt fabric on skirts. Fabrics range from velvet to brocade, and matching or contrasting skirts create stylish ensembles for various settings.
The article describes elaborate guest room towels combining filet crochet and French knot embroidery as attractive wedding gifts. It highlights a towel with a two inch filet crochet band, a narrow crocheted edge, and centers featuring an eight-stem colored flower motif. Three bouquets of French knot flowers sit above the band with outline stitched leaves, using pink and yellow shades.
Local group events include a Friday night bowling party at Tansman’s Alleys on South Fifth Street with no scores kept and a post event social hour with refreshments. Funeral services for Adelheide Schmitt were held at 8:20 from the family residence and at St Mary’s Church with a solemn requiem mass. Pallbearers named as Estward Hasenfratz.
Frank Adolf George Kroner Jeln Prergmann Arthur Twiehaus and Edward Wishirchen are buried at Boniface cemetery in a local interment noted by the community.
Engagement announced at a small social club in Quincy for Miss Florence Wiskerchen and Paul Schell with wedding planned for March at St. Boniface church. Schell works as a teller at Mercantile Bank.
Russell Rainwater alternates as judges prep for Friday debate night at Quincy High School. Four winners named Abts Mildred Willis Blakeslee Eleanor Elis and Ered Treleved plus Frank Enicht and Ethel Blocke in second negatives. A gold pin prize presented by Gem City Business College elevates victors.
Rev. G. A. Buttrick of the Congregational church, Prof. U. S. Parker from the High School faculty, and Prof. George Blair of the Gem City Business college are listed as speakers for an upcoming civic event.
Shawnee group at the Y M C A changes its weekly gathering from Friday to Tuesday. Sessions begin at 6 30 PM. The medicine man leads the next meeting when a new chief is elected.
Washington reports Chilean Ambassador Suarez has stepped down from his post citing personal reasons as stated by the embassy in the formal announcement.
The latest skating costume is a brown wool garment described as comfortable for young women. It is likened to a Teddy Bear in appearance and aimed at skaters prioritizing comfort, though some may object to the style.
Mexico's embassy reports Carranza given leeway to pursue bandit forces as Generals Gavira and Trevino hunt Villa factions near Chihuahua. Americans in danger urged to relocate to cities with strong garrisons. Secretary Lansing vows protection but not force. Senate debate over intervention grows with Fall and Lodge pushing for recognition issues. El Paso incident prompts caution.
Frederick T. Price stands charged with murdering his wife as his trial reaches the jury in district court. Judge Daniel Fish instructs the jurors to consider murder in the first degree if any homicide is proven, while defense contends the witness testimony is unreliable and that Mrs. Price may have fallen from a cliff due to Etchison’s alleged blow with a monkey wrench.
Hon Frank J Cannon former Utah senator spoke at the Armory on The Modern Mormon Kingdom. He warned that church leaders in Salt Lake City foster polygamy and that only a united American stand can expel immoral officials from government. He cited names and dates to illustrate alleged bribery and political intrigue. The audience remained attentive for two hours.
A feature by Isaac E Hess of Philo introduces bird articles that aim to engage readers whether beginners or seasoned bird watchers. The author, praised as a leading authority, shares lifelong study and contagious enthusiasm to spark new interest in nature across weekly installments from Sunday to Sunday.
The Bank of Clayton in Clayton Alabama reported a Friday safe cracking and a theft of 25 000 dollars. A posse with bloodhounds was organized to pursue the robbers.
The text extols exercise and German health approaches as a path to strength and weight gain for Charlotte, noting she would grow heavier if she stopped skating and arguing women can learn athletic routines with proper knowledge and routine.
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