Local temperatures recorded yesterday across the day
The weather report lists temperatures as 75 at 7 am, 78 at noon, 83 at 5 pm, and 76 at midnight, showing a mild daytime peak and cooler night readings.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1915
Page
7
Weather brief for Illinois and Missouri region
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions in Illinois for Sunday and Monday with possible local storms on Sunday and warmer temperatures inland. Missouri forecast shows partly cloudy Sunday, unsettled Monday with little temperature change. Towns expect cloudy skies Sunday and minimal temperature variation across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Missouri
River Stage Bulletin From Warsaw Town Area
River conditions reported at 7 PM across multiple points with water levels fluctuating. Forecast indicates possible minor rises and falls over the next 48 hours as levels respond to rainfall and weather patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Bulletin
Esterday
Warsaw
German Reply Analyzes U S Demands On Sub Warfare
The note from Germany argues the American response is not a full acquiescence and that Germany faces a life and death struggle. It states German U boats must protect shipping and that further communications from Washington will follow after its review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican
Germany
Neutrality and war materials policy under U S strain
The article discusses America's dual role in supplying food and weapons, noting President Wilson will reiterate the neutrality stance. It suggests months of international correspondence on the issue, and that American interests could push toward suspending hostilities if orders dry up. Negotiations are hoped to resolve the tangle between Germany and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wilson
Germany
Aggressive Chicago group sues to halt state works funds
A political clash in Illinois sees a group from Chicago attempting to block millions in state funds approved by the legislature and governor. They seek court action to probe two years of expenditures and challenge legislative pay increases and mileage allowances. Governor Dunne defends his honesty and notes he cut two million from the budget after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Dunne
Democratic tariff reform praised yet faces lingering doubt
The 1913 tariff revision under a new Democratic administration is praised for currency and Alaska opening but faces criticism over revenue and industrial impact. Supporters laud the policy as humane and farsighted, while skeptics question its effectiveness and the nation's economic outcome amid wartime order effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Democratic Party
Mystery of 1868 murder chest draws reader’s interest
The story unearthed in town about an 1868 murder and a chest of money recalls boyhood days with dime novels. Some aspects feel suspicious while much of frontier life lore centers on the “cattleman” carrying money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Carter
Diamond Dick
Sherlock Holmes
Fragmentary Western Tale of Chest Treasure and Money Men
A fragment from an Adams County tale hints at a buried chest that may be dug up after decades. The story involves a band of money men, old settlers, and a crime witnessed by two girls now grown women. It suggests authorities may separate romance from fact, with a setting suited to the western plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Quincy's wheat harvest aid widens farmer access
A Quincy man proposes a simple field method to let binders reach wet wheat. He suggests opening a furrow using a fourteen inch disc to push mud aside and create a firm surface for the bull wheel. The tip, tested in Missouri and spreading to Carthage and Pike county, aims to help nine or ten local farmers harvest grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Missouri
Carthage
Pike County
Whig
The Editor's Night Cap and Local Transit Oddities
A reflective editorial tone notes rain as a duty to record, mentions Bill Sunday seeking a special train for the Endeavorers convention, contrasts with Balaam and Longfellow, and sketches jitney drivers in Rock Island paying a lawyer to defend against utility commission and court attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sunday
Endeavorers’ Convention
Balaam
Rock Island
Commission
Uncle Sam urged to end silk glove approach to Huerta
The piece argues for a tougher stance on Huerta, proposing a large hook approach. It notes a band concert Saturday night that was fine but mentions band men forced to pay rain checks after the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
n-News
Sam
Huerta
Weather note hints at rain as early morning hours approach
A fragment notes press at 3 am with a forecast of possible rain. The incomplete line suggests unsettled conditions and a likelihood of showers during the early hours. No specific location or officials are given.
Some Other Fellows' Wit Keeping Up Appearances
Farmer Corn tessel argues clothes affect perception of status while joking about chin whiskers and booted attire. The dialogue notes summer moods changing from heat to need for an stove to a fan, reflecting erratic seasonal planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corntessel
Wall Street Quotation About Bulls Bears and a Run for Cover
A quotation frames a trader as not a bull or bear but the man who must run for a tree when the market menagerie breaks loose, portraying a cautious stance amid chaotic Wall Street dynamics. The remark highlights risk and oversight challenges in financial trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Optimism in Crimson Gulch Poker Shrouded Talk
In Crimson Gulch Broncho Bob and a genial stranger discuss optimism. The stranger claims the town needs optimism, while Broncho Bob agrees there is plenty of it, noting every man stays an optinist through the first twenty minutes of a poker game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson’. Gulch
Miss Cayenne on women learning to swim in romance
A dialogue fragment presents Miss Cayenne arguing that women should learn to swim, suggesting it would spoil many romances if a girl could only rescue herself when she thought she was drowning. The lines explore gender roles and self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss . Cayenne
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Relief
Constipation blamed for many ills causes tiredness fever and poor digestion. Eliminate poisonous waste with Dr King’s New Life Pills for a full bowel movement by morning. Original bottle 36 pills, 25 cents from your druggist today.
Confessed to Crime in Indiana Murder Case
Inez Burke aged 16 was arrested in Peoria Illinois with Frank Taylor 17 and confessed to the murder of her mother Mrs Archie McLain in Noblesville Indiana on July 4. Police say the girl admitted striking with an axe when beaten. Both teens are held for extradition. the girl exonerated Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, II
Inez
Burke
Frank’ ‘Taylor
Archie’ “McLain
Noblesville
Ind
Taylor
Indiana
Beaumont Wins International Amateur Roller Skating Title
Beaumont of Chicago won the one mile international amateur roller skating championship in Charleston. He clocked 3 25 2 5 for the final, with Roy Templeton of Sioux City, Ta., taking second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Howard D. ‘Beaumont
Chicago
Roy Templeton
Sioux City
Health product letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A collection of testimonial letters from young women in New Orleans and St Clair praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health symptoms including weakness back pain pimples and nervous issues. The letters emphasize personal recovery and urge others to seek the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amelia Jaquillard
Tehoupitoulas St
Estella Macaine
St. St. Clair
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Jal Lynn
Official War Reports From Rome to Vienna Front Lines
A compilation of official bulletins issued by war boards in capitals, summarizing daily Allied and Austro German actions. Reports describe attacks at Dogna and Cordavole, Alpine climbed positions near Mount Tofona, artillery exchanges, unexpected Alpine successes, and inventories of captured enemy material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Dogna
Malgelerio
Terragnole
Malgasarsta
Costabella
Cordavole
Franza
Tofona
Sonze
Carnian
Russian official statement from Jednorojetz front July 8 9
Petrograd reports heavy artillery fire near Jednorojetz and Pra synchrony. German withdrawals near Goumine after nighttime bombardment. Russian forces say they repulsed repeated attacks around Wysnica Bystritza Kamionka Korsow and the Zlota Lipa front. No changes on other fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
Jednorojetz
Poland
Praasnysz
Vistula
Goumine
Lublin
Urzendow
Wysnica
Osuth
Wilkolaz
Bystritza
Vieprz
Bug
Grabovetz
Grabechow
Mieniany
Belgian Troops Repulse Attack at Yser Front
Paris reports war office communication detailing Belgian troops repulsing a night attack on the right bank of the Yser before the House of the Ferryman, a key strategic point. It notes artillery actions near Fiacourt in the Albert region and minor activity on the Aisne front with few bomb results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
War Office
Yser
Fiicourt
Albert
Reduced Cigar Tobacco Output and Chewing Products Up
Washington July 10 estimates from the Bureau of Crop Estimates show a 5.5 percent drop in this years cigar tobacco production versus last year while chewing, smoking, snuffs and export types are forecast to rise about 10 percent based on acreage planted and conditions as of July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Crop
Heavy fighting near Krasnik continues on Russian front
London July 10 reports heavy fighting near Krasnik Poland as Austrian headquarters notes vigor in battle but no decisive point reached. No eye of importance has occurred elsewhen on the Russian front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
London
Sarsausissino
Carinthian
Dilana
Berlin
Krasnik
Joseph
Ferdinand
Vistula
Bug
Poland
Quit Meat For Your Kidneys Act Badly
A dubious health claim urges readers to take four ounces of Jad Salts each morning to flush clogged kidneys. It describes kidneys overworking, uric acid buildup, and urinary and bladder disorders, promising benefit from a grape and lemon acid mix with lithia as an inexpensive fix.
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