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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
10
A dentist discusses preventing tooth decay in children by proactive care. He describes a plan to charge a yearly price per child, ensuring visits and treatment without parental worry about costs. He hopes this preventive approach will spare kids the fear of the drill and reduce future toothache.
Daily Fashion Hints praises a quaint summertime style with period influences. The illustrated gown blends white taffeta, Georgette, and filet lace, featuring a bertha neckline, lace cap, elbow sleeves, and a flaring skirt. Fabrics and trims require detailed yardages for construction.
Miss Laura Bitter and Percy Chandler Henry wed Monday at 4 in the Bitter home 1180 State Street before relatives and close friends. Rev H H Schwietert officiated the ring ceremony with Miss Florence Bitter singing and playing Mendelssohn. The couple left for a wedding trip via Champaign Chicago Boston and Niagara Falls then Massena where they will reside. Mrs Henry a Quincy native with a noted contralto trained at local and Chicago colleges. Henry an electrical engineer from Purdue. Out of town guests included E B Berry Chicago B C Henry Bourbon II and Miss Marie Beatty Maysville Mo among others.
A housewives guide to transforming dried beef into versatile dishes. The article explains grinding dried beef, packing in butter to keep air out, and using it in omelets, souffles, croquettes, sauces, and sandwiches. It includes a hot day luncheon idea with dried beef and gravy on toast, plus cooking tips for butter, flour, and milk based gravies.
Miss Bessie Bell Lock and Fred McCarl were married Monday noon at Judge Lyman McCarl’s North Twelfth street home. The couple, witnessed by relatives, planned a week-long Ottumwa honeymoon after a short auto trip to the city.
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