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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
2
Prime Minister Jan Ignacy Paderewski declares a strong united Poland essential to European peace. He argues Poland blocks Bolshevik expansion, wants Danzig, Upper Silesia, and Eastern Galicia, and appeals to Americans to support Poland’s independence and economic vitality against German and Pan-German aims.
Pringfield March 22. Illinois and Indiana will cooperate to build good roads. Said Jacy Lowden who returned from Indianapolis where he attended a meet of Obwe Steck men yesterday.
A health advice piece explains that many nervousness headaches and mood disorders trace to acid stomach. It promotes EATONIC tablets as a quick neutralizer of stomach acidity. claims dramatic relief, wide use, and a money back guarantee from pharmacists. It cites a Michigan doctor praising its effectiveness.
First Lieutenant John A. Malley of the medical corps in France has a leave of several weeks starting March 5 for a sightseeing tour through England Scotland and Ireland. He will visit London Paris and Rome en route home as the Eightieth division prepares to demobilize at Camp Lee and parade in Washington with men from Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
The Whig invites church listings for Sunday services and asks for notices to be delivered to the office by 6 o clock Friday evening. Include church name location and service times to ensure publication.
A dense page outlines multiple denominations and churches with addresses. It lists morning and evening services, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and youth groups at places including Vermont Street, Fifth Street, and Cedar, naming pastors such as McCarty Boursh and Rev. Wahi. It covers Baptists, Christians, Episcopals, Lutherans, and Unitarian churches with varied worship times.
PARIS March 21 The Rhine is our only good line of defense I do not demand annexation but if we do not secure that military frontier we face grave danger and must prepare for strong measures to defend France against possible aggression by Germany with renewed urgency and resolve
In an interview printed today Marshal Foch says victory belonged to the wonderful soldiers who stayed steadfast. He credits his own merit to faith and not desiring despair, noting the armistice was signed to avoid further German losses and to secure a French victory.
Basketball season nears end in Quincy with remaining games including a fast matchup between Quincy High school five and the Alumni at the Y M C A gym this evening and a rematch next week against the Y M C A team. G C B C may end its schedule as captain Chalmer Hecox is ill and not practicing. a soldier reception with Judge McCarl slated and musical selections planned. A high altitude telephone system is noted at Sonata Bolivia.
Patriotic citizens arrange an entertainment in Burton to honor soldiers returning from service. The event brings local residents together to celebrate and recognize the contributions of veterans.
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