Girl Jumped From Car as It Plunged Down 40 Foot Embankment
Miss Gueter leaped from a roadster in Gardner park near Second and Locust shortly after midnight Thursday. She suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and is at St. Mary's hospital. Car, a new Overland roadster, wrecked and left along the railroad track after tumbling 200 feet down the bluff. driver Edward Gehring escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Park
Second and Locust Streets
Miss Gueter
St. Mary's Hospital
Edward Gehring
Maine Street
Irwin- Overland Company
Aliss Bueter
Mr. Gehring
Miss Bueter
Irwin- Overland
St. Mary’s Hospital
BR . Brenner
Henry Bueter
Lind Street
L. B. Boswell
York Street
Reports on state Sunday school convention held in Springfield
Reports from the state Sunday school convention in Springfield were presented at the Quincy Sunday School association’s third quarterly meeting at Christ Episcopal church. W K Githens presided as president. Attendance was good and the session was considered successful. Reports covered elementary and secondary departments, adult work, evangelistic training, and superintendent and officers’ conference details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Quincy Sunday School Association
Christ Evangelical Church
State Streets
W. K. Githens
Francis Holtkamp
Columbus
Amelia Eichenauer
J. M. Dunlap
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
Garnett J. Smith
J M Dunlap
Furniture Dealer Praises Tanlac in Tarlac Ad
A Tanlac testimonial roundup features W Hurditt of Quincy, a prominent furniture dealer, describing renewed strength and appetite after use. The Tanlac Man promotes the remedy through Brown & Mays Drug Co., offering a $1.00 bottle, three for $2.75, postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanilac
Brown & Mays Drug Co
Adams County Sun Day School Convention in Payson
The Adams county Sun day school convention will be held in Payson on August 10 and 11 with a strong program and expectation of large attendance. The Quincy association annual meeting is planned for October with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Payson
Quincy Association
Oil Driller Fatally Injured by Fly Wheel Accident
Canton Iowa July 28 Louis Thresman 27 and single a crew member drilling for oil near Pratt was fatally injured Wednesday afternoon when caught in the fly wheel of the engine at the well His skull was crushed and he suffered a broken shoulder He was repairing a belt when the engine started and he was hurled from the wheel as fellow drillers rushed to help
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Till
Louis Thresman
Pratt
First Meeting on Avalon Bill Today
Conferees from the house and senate meet to reconcile differences in the navy bill amid a clash over the size of the building program. President Wilson seeks a larger program, while House Democrats warn of opposition within their ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiington
House
Senate
Wilson
White House
Padgett
Naval Committee
Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham for Restoring Family
Mrs Joseph Guilaut Jr of Miller's Falls Massachusetts reports severe displacement and pain but credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling pregnancy after four years of marriage. The letter urges others to try the herbal remedy before considering major surgery and invites confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s Falls
Mass
Lytia FE
Pinkham
Adi
Oseph Guiluault, JR
Bridge Street
Miter
Kham
Lydia B.pinkham
Lydia LE. Pinkham
No Rain In Quincy As Heat Weathers Record Span
Quincy endures a five week drought with no measurable rain while daily highs reach 103 degrees and forecasts show more heat. Local reports cite a hot spell rivaling historic records, with some county rains near the borders but not within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Quincy
United States
Adams County Sunday School Convention in Payson
Adams County Sunday School convention will meet in Payson on August 10 and 11. J M Dunlap of Quincy chairs the executive committee and promises a strong helpful program. Each county school should send at least five delegates. all superintendents pastors and department superintendents are urged to attend. lodging and breakfast 50 cents. meals 25 cents. big automobile parade at 6:30 Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Payson
J. M. Dunlap
Quincy
The
Congregational Church
Toledo Dentist Made President
At the National Dental Association meeting in Louisville Dr. L. L. Barber of Toledo was elected president. New York will host the next convention. Dr. William H. G. Logan of Chicago was chosen president-elect with several vice presidents elected alongside. General secretary is Dr. Otto A. King of Huntington and treasurer Dr. A. R. Melendy of Knoxville. Board of trustees members were re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
House of Delegates
L. L. Barber
Toledo
National Dental Association
New York
William H. G. Logan
Chicago
A. P. Burkhart
Auburn
E. M. Vance
Lincoln
Nebr
H. Clay Hassell
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Otto A. King
Huntington
Ind
A. R. Melendy
Knoxville
Tenn
Board of Trustees
Friday Special Ads and Local Notices Reel
Brief reminders of Friday specials from Doerr Department Store and W. T. Duker Co including ice boxes refrigerators stoves and textiles. Local visits from Eugene Woodward and family and Miss Jane Seifert return from Topeka area with several vendors touting remnant sales hats dresses and linen. A birthday surprise marked Bernice Platt’s sixth birthday with friends and in Riverside township.
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Doerr Dept
Snyder
United States Revenue
Cole Eauth Euleeer
Thuring
Clayton
Bluffs
Pittsfield
Baylis
Hulk
Rene
W. T. Duker Co
Eugene Woodward
Maanie
New Salem
St. Antonius
Lee
Gunther Hardware Co
C. A. Wells
W. M. Wood
L and N
Quincy
Duker’s
George Folkrod
Ellington Township
Cheyenne
Wyo
Raymond Folkrod
Jane Seifert
Hampshire Street
Tope County
Hil
Maude Carr
Maude Wissman
Bell
State Street
Minnie Koch
Peoria
Annther Hardware Co
Stelle Rogers
Mary Finnong
St. Louis
B. H. F. Lafier
HL State Bank Ltdg
Catherine Laughlin
North Fifth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Peter's Church
A. W. Werner
Dorothy
Chicago
Green Bay
Marie Ullman
Kirksville
Edina
Elizabeth Bremser
South Eighth Street
Liberty
W. T. Baker Co
J. M. Winters
A. W. D. Weis
Alexandria
Minn
Bernice Platt
James Platt
Riverside Township
Deutschland Ready for Return Trip from Baltimore
July 28 report notes Captain Paul Koenig has clearance papers for the submarine Deutschland and awaits news from the submarines Bre men and others as the vessel completes tests behind barges and burlap screens to obscure its presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Deutschland
Paul Koenig
Bremen
Tener Imposes Two Fines on Cubs and Manager
New York July 28 The Chicago club of the National League was fined 1000 dollars and Manager Joe Tinker 100 for the behavior of Tinker and other Chicago players in the game against Brooklyn at Chicago on July 18. President John K Tener announced the penalties and rejected the team's appeal of the umpire Byron's forfeit ruling in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Joe Tinker
Cubs
Tinker
Brooklyn
John K. Tener
Byron
Tener
Ambassador Page Delivers British Note On Blacklist
Washington reports Ambassador Page will present a protest note to the British foreign office about American firms blacklisted. The note, about 1000 words, outlines general principles of international law and asserts vigorous terms, seeking changes to the blacklist order. The British ambassador was briefed by Mr. Polk on the basis of the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Page
Polk
Workmen penetrate waterworks tunnel after gas blast
Cleveland July 28 three gangs of workmen penetrated the water works tunnel where nine men were imprisoned by Monday’s gas explosion that killed nineteen in all. The force of the blast raised fears the entombed men were blown to bits as a city inquiry opened with thirteen witnesses. Also noted no crews from North or South Side Boat clubs attended the St Louis regatta due to expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Water Works
North
St. Louis
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Tom
Furniture
Lauds Tarlac
W. Burditt
Tanlac
Quincey
W. Hurditt
Woo Gulitits
Joe Hampshire Street
Ciy
Ill
A& Man
Shoe Department
Pat
Mary Jane
Ostom Quincy
Men’s Department
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