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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
10
F A Vanderlip of National City Bank explains banking basics to farmers, stressing banks pool idle money, clear drafts and checks, and operate as a credit dealer trusted to meet cash demands. He notes clearing houses, correspondent banks, and the need for judicious credit to keep bank credit equal to cash.
A reflective piece on the county fair exhibit at the agricultural department. It extols soil spirit and harvest beauty while warning that many farm products fail to profitably market, citing Elberta peaches onions and cotton as market contrasts. The essay urges balance between admiration for nature and the market realities faced by farmers.
The piece argues for internal peace within the nation as essential to prosperity and condemns politicians who attack business. It likens political clashes with industry to warfare and warns against granting munitions or support to vessels tied to war, urging scrutiny of those who demand universal peace before their records are cleared.
A fragment urges that peace must begin at home before extending to universal harmony and cautions against overreaching efforts. The phrasing hints at a broader call for restraint and domestic focus in international aims.
A historical critique questions why women seek the ballot arguing that domestic roles outweigh voting, noting that those who push for suffrage often neglect home duties. The piece contrasts the significance of household duties with political appointments and questions who seeks empowerment through the vote.
A critique argues that political agitators and sensational reporting polarize public thought. It urges business leaders to discard gossip middlemen, foster frank dialogue with the people, and replace partisan interpretation with industry table talks and direct interchange of information.
Public Notice to all claimants against the estate of Henry Kaufmann deceased to present claims for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of August 1915. Executors and heirs are directed to provide payments due, August Kaufmann executor and John T Inghram attorney named.
Adams County public notice informs all persons with claims against the estate of Charles Guth deceased to present them for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy. The term begins the first Monday of August 1915. Peter W. Tufpli is administrator and Leroy Adair attorney.
In the period reported, a similar number of men and women started matrimonial actions with the defending side largely by husbands in undefended cases. The data shows husbands initiating nearly twice as often as wives in contested filings and a comparable gap in undefended filings.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for tired aching muscles after hard work. It claims fast relief with light application, noting user thanks and comparing favorably to mustard. Distributed by druggists at 25 cents. Get a bottle today.
New York July 20. More than a hundred divorce trials have been recorded by the county clerk since the start of the year as courts handle monthly caseloads. The tally shows trials occurring at a pace rarely seen in previous periods, with a little over half of the cases noted in recent months.
The text notes that wartime episodes affected Nieuport Dixmude and Ypres, with Ypres standing out in history. War reduced the former proud capital of Flanders to a droning town of under 20,000 residents, where only the Velennesiennes lace makers remained active.
Dr R E McNamara promotes natural healing methods for acute and chronic diseases without drugs or surgery. Address at 307 Majestic Blog, contact 905 W. includes telephone.
Made famous by war, the little Flemish towns along the Yser rise anew after long quiet, their centuries of fight echoed in the renewed memory of their names and place in history.
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