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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
8
A reflective piece compares overdone gingerbread architecture with restrained elegance. It praises knowing when to stop, noting how too much decoration spoils dignity, and shares an inn example using few blossoms to reveal beauty. It concludes energy to start and wisdom to stop mark success.
Daily Fashion Hints describes a new long coat with a collar you can tuck into for warmth or turn down. It features a wide rippled skirt, belt, Russian blouse influence, and optional patch pockets. Not for evening wear, it suits city or country day use with specific fabric and yardage guidance.
Washington reports Berlin says German submarines in the Mediterranean were not involved in sinking the British liner Persia. Secretary Lansing says the pledge of full satisfaction to the United States remains, and any German commander who sank Persia without warning violated orders.
London January 10 The steamer Renda arrived at Gravesend after passengers who disembarked at Falmouth stayed on board per official instruction. No injuries were reported.
In New Madrid Missouri court testimony outlined how Southeast Missouri night riders planned to burn towns and kill leading merchants and manufacturers. Seventy-two members were tied to charges of assault with intent to maim and conspiracy with intent to harm. Witnesses Hobart Shipman Walter Wilby and George Perry described the group's vows and the password Terusalem, with death the penalty for disobedience.
A fragmented report notes a conservative leader calling America “our worst enemy” and cites related statements during a January meeting. The piece mentions deputies, political stances, and concerns about independent state entities amid a broader national discussion.
London reports that no official confirmation has been received regarding German claims about Greece. The items are treated as unsubstantiated by fore office sources.
Quincy Society R. and Mrs D S Reed and daughter Mona visit Dr and Mrs Otis Johnson on East Hampshire street before returning to Ellensburg Washington. Mrs William O Farrell hosts a surprise party for Miss Tess Gumersell of St Louis with O Farrell sisters and others. prizes go to Gaille Rogers, Paul McCoy, Mary Clayton and Kenneth Elmore.
Supervisors backing a 750000 bond for hard roads report growing support countywide as winter conditions press and roads worsen. Voters previously opposed now show increasing willingness while discussions focus on which roads and materials to prioritize before the March vote.
London January 19 The committee stage of the military service bill in the house of commons was notable for Earl Kitchener secretary of war stating the bill would provide all the men needed to win victory. Walter Hume Long announced the government stance that an amendment to include all youths turning 18 was defeated.
An Overseas News agency report from Berlin dated January 18 states Austro-Hungarian troops entered Cetinje and found substantial booty including machine guns and ammunition, rifles, revolvers, tools, and machines in excellent order. The king’s palace appeared abandoned in haste, with King Nicholas’ study table bearing documents and his patent as an honorary colonel of an Australian garian regiment.
In Cincinnati Ohio the trial of four officers and possibly the entire Cincinnati Aerie of Eagles began Tuesday night. A trial board of grand officers presides after charges of conduct unbecoming Eagles were brought by the grand worthy president following disputes over power and money expenditures.
A fragmentary report from Berlin describes a protest over secure measures by Gero of the steaty atepet la and Hadar. It notes two ships, Sweeps water and related vessels, were shown to have been taken, with observers claiming involvement two months ago.
Health officials report higher fatalities this week than the same period last year, attributing the rise to influenza and pneumonia. Data show the surge is driven by pneumonia deaths, with influenza contributing as well.
Christian County reports state authorities continuing foot and mouth disease canvassing after East St Louis scare where ninety three hogs shipped from Tuavilery tle were slaughtered. A stray reference notes a young man rising rapidly in the world, hinting at a cautionary career ascent.
The First Baptist congregation launches a revival campaign with prayer, songs, and sermons at Gardner Governor Works. A mass meeting drew a large crowd, and nightly echo work grows more engaging as Rev. Reed delivers a John 7:37 message on the feast day.
On May 31 this year the seventy seventh anniversary of the Unitarian church will be observed. Dr Lyman Greenman, the pastor, oversees preparations. Organized in 1839 with a dozen members the church has seen multiple moves and new buildings including the brick edifice at Fifteenth and Hampshire after a period of growth. The history includes pastors Rev George Moore, FP L Hosamer, Rev J W Blake, and the present pastor who arrived with the new church completed recently.
An Echo meeting will be held at the Congregational church on January 28 at 7 30. Attendees from the National Missionary campaign in St Louis will share their addresses. Davies's delegates were O S P Okgood of the Baptist church and T R Petri of the Vermont Street Methodist church. This starts a series of 70 conventions in 73 towns.
At Monday night church board meeting of St Pauls Evangelical Church the routine business was completed and officers for the year were elected. President John Loener Recording secretary Otto Muegge Financial secretary Louis Mupxe Treasurer Edward Lampe.
In a semi monthly session of the Men s league at St Paul s Evangelical church the members decided to host an entertainment on two successive nights in February. Rehearsals are now held twice weekly.
The Bethel Methodist church King Herald society met in its regular monthly session Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Albert Specht chaired the meeting and gave a brief talk on foreign missions before leading the discussion.
The Mission band met at the Luther Memorial church parsonage on Tuesday afternoon to plan a Friday supper. Devotional services were conducted and the group discussed the ongoing sip con test results with the Reds ahead.
Theipollen Tuesday gathering of the Martha Bible class at the First German Methodist Church was attended by members and guests. The event featured prayers and hymn singing, with reports on recent activities and plans for future meetings.
Vague OCR fragment mentions a December date and a public action involving a local office. The readable text names place and person fragments, but specifics are unclear. The item appears to be a damaged public notice with partial details and associated officials.
Amsterdam newsbrief notes French gunfire destroyed two Zeppelins over Rheims. The report claims aircraft were downed within German lines and references Luftwaffe activity near the battlefront.
The text urges early dental care to form habits, noting a young man who flosses after meals and a family raised without visits to a dentist. It discusses proper brushing technique, cautions against harsh powders, promotes baking soda and alkaline rinses, and recommends starting children at the dentist early to prevent neglect and encourage lifelong oral health.
The St Elizabeth society of St Pouiface church held a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the school hall with officer installations and an annual report. The Ladies Sodality met Tuesday evening with Dean Degenhardt giving a talk. The St Joseph secretaries of young men met Tuesday night with officer installations and banquet plans for January 28 at Pramatio hall. Cyril Moeller chairs the banquet committee.
The Chopattan Endeavor union executive committee completed arrangements for its annual celebration from January 6 to 13. Officers include Fred Spears president and Lawrence Randall vice president with Miss Bertha G Johnsen of Chicago as principal speaker. The event marks the organization’s 35th anniversary and features a pageant, church events, and efforts to organize a new society.
The Pinger of Sevarn, a drama in four acts, will be staged by the Olympia Dramatic Club tonight in Salem. The cast features Roy and others with Evan listed among the players, promising a lively local theater evening.
An error distorted report describes the Vermert Mecot Papri church meeting. Dr Hartley to speak on convention topics attended at Garden City. The event is described as non denominational, aiming to foster intercest among attendees.
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