DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY MONDAY ENTRY
A fragment from Dicky Dippy's diary notes a line spoken to an office boy about an expected tailor call and a plan to be out of town. The text captures a casual exchange with missing follow up.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
5
A fragment from Dicky Dippy's diary notes a line spoken to an office boy about an expected tailor call and a plan to be out of town. The text captures a casual exchange with missing follow up.
In Hannibal, Miss Jeans Tomlinson, noted photographer, prepares for her sister Miss Jean Tomlinson s marriage to Frank Fraser a Hannibal attorney and war veteran. The couple plan to reside in Houston after the ceremony and the Tomlinson family continues its photographic business locally.
The article discusses plans for a new golf course with expert architect input. It notes standout wall design, tree arrangements, and a signature approach by a named architect and golfer. The piece mentions Widels Brewn as another expert involved and references a long national tour by Segue twenty years.
Joe and Jan Withworth, brothers, assaulted Oliner Wynney in a fecal restaurant Saturday night. They were arrested and brought before Judge Allen E. Dent Monday, charged with assault. Pleas of emithe were entered and the court fined Joseph Withworth $25 and costs his brother $10.
The Cannibal chapter reports Red Cross women completed all assigned work for soldiers at home and abroad. Mrs. Martin led general supervision, Elizabeth Priver headed ween work, and Mrs Bardy Privo oversaw knitting. Members contributed steadily, with pajamas finished Monday and praise for the dedicated service.
Harry Frech resigns after years as manager of the Star Theater amid audience decline. He previously worked in soda water manufacturing, served as city engineer, and was involved with a steel company that bought the theater. It is understood Price will resume management.
An eye opening WWI letter outlines brutal frontline life. German lines, trench fixes, and endless bombardments mix with moments of fear, relief, and escape as the writer recounts days of siege, relentless shellfire, and the armistice signal near the Meuse and Argonne.
A vintage advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a cure for rheumatism. It claims the product purifies blood to remove rheumatic poisons, eases pain, and loosens stiff joints, with bottles sold for 60 cents to 1 dollar at druggists including Owl Drug Store and Reading Drug Gists.
Thomas Harrison Jr was arrested in Kansas City and brought back to Piuaibal. Prosecuting attorney Roy Hamlin arraigned him before Judge Tetsch on the theft of $200 from Mrs. Bakers Gordon Street home. Harrison faces grand larceny charges. He could not post $300 bond and was remanded for preliminary hearing set for 2 PM. Parkison, by his attorney J W Nelson, pleaded not guilty.
Members of Hannibal council No. 55 United Commercial Travelers of America plan to adopt a number of candidates at a 3 pm meeting in the Fidelity building. A dinner will be served at 7 pm at the Mark Twain Cafe with visitors from Quincy and a degree team from that city, plus several St. Louis speakers.
The wedding of Miss Carol Strott of Chicago and Paul Boo Sammerson of Chicago was announced. The ceremony occurred Saturday, March, with Rev Wonders officiating. The bride lived with Mr and Mrs Res Welch and the couple left for New Mexico on a wedding trip before settling near Denver.
Cor pural Payne arrives in Hannibal from France and joins the headquarters unit. He served as a wireless operator with the Seventh Army in France before returning home to see President Wilson in Paris and to observe the George Washington steamer voyage to New York.
Wells Wright a member of the state board of apiculture will be the principal speaker at the Chamber of Commerce noonday luncheon today at the Mark Twain Cafe.
Lieut Robert Hogg wounded and gassed in France last year is believed to have landed in New York with the 80th division and is expected to return to Hannibal soon. He is well known in Hannibal where he ...
A 19th century style advertisement promises a $100 reward if Hall’s Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces, restores mineral health, and aids nature. It urges druggists to stock and offers testimonials free from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Local notices from Hannibal report a two month old baby, family gatherings, and social events. A church group joins the White Shrine and a fire department response discusses a house fire with smoke in the street.
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