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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
10
A noted authority explains kidney and bladder irritation comes from uric acid. Filtering acid from blood ends up in the bladder causing burning and scalding. Taking four ounces of salts dissolved in water before breakfast for two to three days neutralizes urine acids and restores normal urinary function.
Scattered items from Lewistown Missouri recount local travel to assist harvest, health issues, business moves, and community events. Notables include Earl Christian visiting to help Ernest in hardware, Spath family ties to the area, Mrs enera Suter visiting from Gorin, H N Eversole celebrated 93rd birthday, and oil tanks being erected by Standard-O company with price drops to 9-10 cents a gallon. Minor accidents and farm work fill the week as wheat harvest nears.
Local items recount visits by Mrs Leonard Cain and Seon ter Louise from Galesburg, Emma Pettiejohn of Quincy visiting Golden relatives, Pettiejohn property move, a Denver versus Golden baseball game 8 to 5, Mrs Scott visiting Men den, Rev Whitmire to preach, George White seeking Chicago treatment, Hella Bunch performances, George Ibrig and Miss Get a Click visiting La Prairie.
San Francisco June 23 The average life length could rise to 65 years if Americans followed a hypothetical set of health rules, claimed Dr Victor C Vauban of Ann Arbor retiring president of the AMA. He noted longevity gains since 1880 and urged maintaining health bureaus led by leaders likeWilliam C Gorgas to prevent a medieval plague.
Colchester and Macomb residents observed in a weekly notes column with multiple trips and visits. John Zimmerman purchased a new touring car in Quincy while Walter Rundle visited Colchester. Several residents traveled to Chicago Seattle Galesburg and California for business and leisure. Dollar day is Saturday June 26.
Dorothy Hapson attends summer activities in Macomb while Arthur George joins the Denver ball team as pitcher this season. Wm Tanner and Eli Short bought gasoline engines for their binders. Wheat cutting continues nearby. J O Ripley visiting relatives in Fairfield Iowa. Alvin Carr on business in Carthope Wednesday. Mrs Turson visited her son Wednesday. Frank Cheney Sr bought a new separator for threshing. Nellie Overmar and Elizabeth, of Red Cloud Nebraska, visiting relatives. Miss Harris of Dallas returns home after visiting her grandparents. Mr and Mrs Dick Arthur and Mrs Susie Brickley with daughter spent a day with Lucy Feigars. Miss Freida Jackson ill Saturday night. Ross Arthur helping Mr Crew in the bank. Rev McMehan to preach the men’s sermon July 4. Hopson and Standley of West Point visiting friends Wednesday evening.
A doctor prescribes Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial and lung ailments. One fourth to one teaspoonful as needed will soothe and check symptoms. Safe simple remedy to start treatment today with a bottle from your druggist.
The Royal Colliery mine west of the city is taken over by a Chicago Wilmington and Franklin coal company which will operate both mines. William Farr of Girard becomes superintendent over both mines. A J Maloney, previously Royal colliery general manager, stays as district sales manager with the new company.
Brip RHOOR James Guinan, a telegraph operator at the depot, sails for San Francisco where he will attend the big exposition and visit other points of interest, planning to be away three to four weeks. A prowler attempted to enter Ray Carrel’s home recently but was discovered and fled. Kinderhook bank settled with depositors, paying in full. Sunday night children’s event Panini on ed and wilt take place.
Painful neuralgia in the face head arms shoulders chest and back is promised relief in minutes by applying a few drops of Sloane Liniment without rubbing. A 3 ounce bottle costs 25 cents at all druggists and purportedly penetrates quickly.
County Adams through its board committee will receive sealed bids by June 29 1915 at 10 am for general county printing and revenue tax related work. Bids must be itemized with checks for 100 dollars to W J Cunnane, with contract and bond required. The committee reserves right to reject bids and may award to one contractor or separate contracts for general printing and revenue work.
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