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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1916

Page

17

Peonies From Quincy Bring Chicago Market Buzz

Gustave Kramer, a Quincy nurseryman, transforms five acres of peonies into a thriving market, sending hundreds of crates to Chicago each spring. Miss Elizabeth Kramer narrates the romance of peony culture, noting Memorial Day value and the careful cultivation that sustains the crop for years.

Quincy Chicago Gustave Kramer Commission Five Acres Elizabeth Kramer Kramer Quincey

German police chief lashes at war profiteers and vain women

Munich reports Bar on von Grundherr, Munich police president, attacking food speculators and lavishly dressed women in a public address. He argues troops fight for refinement, culture, and German simplicity, and denounces selfish livers and hoarders of food as unworthy of sacrifices.

Munich Germany Baron von Grundherr

Baron von Grundherr Criticizes Town Life and Dress

The baron denounces social excesses of the wealthy and the lax morals of some women while praising stern policing. He cites women queuing for meat in cold weather and others flaunting fashion, and he defends restraining dress and behavior. The police president criticizes a cat meal demand and questions theater virtue.

Soldiers and Sailors Home Updates and Death Notice

Miller died in the hospital after a long illness. He was 78 and a resident of the state all his life, from Cooper Sangaman county, affiliated with Ulhnaais Infantry. He leaves a widow and a son at Rab y I, who have been notified. The son arrived Saturday evening. No funeral arrangements yet. John Losevparere admitted to the home and sent to the hospital. Roy Benjamen, back from furlough, became an assistant to Mr bedister, the home undertaker. Mrs Shrewsbury, cottage 2200, is improving. Mr Northrup, cottage 22, had another heart attack. Mrs W P Smith, cottage 22, returned from Chicago after visiting her son Eugene J Oatman and relatives Mr and Mrs Bert Manard. They planned a summer trip to Southarea Mech and were not informed of their aunt’s arrival.

Sample To Miller Priday Gag Pol Ulhnaais Infantry Cooper Sangaman County Raby John Plosevparere Fpransktina IM Roy Benjamen Durlough Bedister Shrewsbury Northrup

Many Peonies And Visits In The Village Home

A community note lists visits and entertainments at cottages 20 through 22 and nearby homes. Mrs Smith’s son Mr Vatman hosted a 6 o'clock dinner for family and guests, while Mrs Noonan in cottage 22 is ill after a heart attack. A home orchestra performed with Mrs Neil, Mrs Plopper, Sergeant Neil, and James Gallagher providing music.

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