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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

7

Haskell Party Makes Quincy Stop On Transcontinental Trip

C J Haskell oil magnate from Tulsa and party members pause in Quincy during a 2500 mile auto trek from New York to Tulsa. They praise Quincy as a fine city with energetic business men. The group, including E C Harvey and L F Ross, reports muddy roads but a smooth car ride.

Quincy C. J. Haskell Tulsa Okla C. N. Haskell New York Haskell E. C. Harvey Pennsylvania Erie Ohio Indiana Michigan Chicago Missouri Alahoma Kansas

Party reports pleasant visit to Quincy during cross-country trip

The party spent Thursday night in the city and will depart early this morning. They said the trip through the east and middle west has been enjoyable and that their time in Quincy was the most pleasant portion of the journey.

East Middle West Quincy

Photoplays Today Princess Civilization and More

The issue highlights new films including William S. Hart in The Captive God and Roscoe Arbuckle in The Waiters Ball. Also featured are Stranded with Bessie Love and DeWolf Hopper, Poor Papa Universal Weekly, and Quincy Sais titles Told in the Ranch, Such a Business. Vivian Martin stars Girl from Home and Ethel Barrymore in The Call of Her People.

William S. Hart Roscoe Arbuckle

Home Folks at Orpheum by Williams players

Last night the Williams players presented Home Folks at the Orpheum theater written by Chas. T. Cazey. The Dazy comedy features a young girl's devotion to an erring brother with fine cast, pleasing entertainment, and scenery of Lima Lake and Ursa. A matinee and Sunday shows follow, with Driftwood to be staged in Williams fashion as the next feature.

Orpheum Theater Williams Players Chas. T. Cazey Lima Lake Ursa Williams

Sloan's Liniment Ad Promotes Quick Pain Relief

An old advertisement urges readers to use Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains toothache neuralgia sore muscles and joint stiffness. It touts fast penetration easy application and no skin staining with price points 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle available at druggists.

Sloan

Wilson warns of German peace intrigue during flag day speech

President Wilson on June 18 at the Washington Monument grounds warned Americans that Germany has nearly completed its conquest plan and is pursuing a new "intrigue of peace" to end the war on favorable terms. He said all central empires form one autocracy and exposed German attempts to spread propaganda, manipulate nations, and incite other countries while denying neutral rights. The president warned of German agents at home and abroad aiming to mislead publics and to preserve military control across Europe and into Asia.

Washington Wilson Washington Monument Germany Europe Mediterranean Asia Mitteleuropa Austria Hungaria Servia Bulgaria Turkey Austria-Hungary Berlin Bohemia Hungary Balkans East France Belgit Russia Poland America England

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