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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1918

Page

6

Will Sell T aes for St Mary's Hospital May 11

Funds for St Mary's Hospital in Quincy will be raised by selling tags on streets and in business houses May 11. Committees include architects Ernest Wood and Edward Moller and many local trades, banks, hotels, and city officials. The drive aims to support hospital improvements and continuing charity care, noting 1 605 patients treated last year with 1 285 charity cases and an average of 187 daily patients.

St. Mary's Hospital Quincy St. Mary’s Nate Ernest M Wood Edward Moller Thomas Scherer C. H. Wood S. E. Boudreau Henry Wiskirchen Henry Tholen Rome Bockenhoff John Korn A. J. Bakers H. F. J. Ricker S. B. Montgomery Harvey Riggs H. C. Sprick W. J. Singleton Otto Hoffman William Wheeler George Koch H. J. Hartman John A. Thompson Pat Reardon Duke Schroer Herman Jochem Rome G. Arnold Frank Weems J. E. Fick Court House Lyman McCarl John Coens L. H. Wolfe L. M. Duncan Julius Kespohl Robert Halbach W. T. Duker B. H. Miller Henry Heidbreder Cornelius Terwische Lawrence Jochem George Marriott Thomas Cherry Fred Brinkoett Joseph Holtschlag George H. Merss Nan. i .Feiners Grocers—Lion Wismann J. A. Connery George Timmerwilke Frank Johannes Frank J. Tenk Aug. Stroot Julius Klemme John Keck William A. Schwindeler William Mast A. A. Seehorn Frank Lummis Jos. Zimmerman Louis Fuelbier J. B. Corrigan John Cruttenden Thomas Brown A. F P. Odell Joseph Weiler J. W. Ireland Henry Thieman Fred Moller A. F. Boudreau Charles L. Rehm E. F. Schullian Percy E. Brown Paul A. Wolf Otto W. Weltin Wm. H. Pape John Sohm Frank Weber Harrison Schullan Koch Pfeiffer Litchfield Brenner Baker Caddick Beirne Johnston

Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by Brooklyn mother

Brooklyn mother says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her 15 year old daughter’s back and side pains after months of illness and poor appetite. Five bottles restored weight and health. She urges other mothers and daughters to try the medicine and seeks special advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Mass.

Brooklyn N. Y Lydia E. Eens Lydia E. Pinkham

Sykes Comfort Powder Ad Claims Quick Relief

Over one hundred thousand people in this country have proved that nothing relieves the soreness of chafing as quickly and permanently as Sykes Comfort Powder. Seat Winol and other drug stores. Trial Box Free. The Comfort Powder Co. Boston Mass.

Seat Winol Trial Box Free the Comfort Powder Co Boston Mass

Missouri Leads Eighth District in Liberty Loan Honors

Missouri tops the eighth district with 56 honor flags as most counties exceed quotas in the third Liberty Loan drive. Tennessee has gone over the top, leaving St Louis metropolitan district as the laggard. Louisville leads large cities with 104 percent on money quota and 289 on population quota. Totals show Liberty Loan progress across states and counties, with Missouri at 139 percent of the district target.

Missouri W. A. Jackson Adams County ST. Louis Tennessee Louisville Kentucky Arkansas Mississippi Illinois Indiana Minneapolis St. Louis and County Liberty Loan Organization

Prussian Suffrage Motion Rejected in Diet Vote

Amsterdam May 3 report notes a social democratic motion to restore paragraph 3 of the government bill for equal suffrage was rejected in the Prussian diet lower house by 235 to 183. The division reflected ongoing disputes over voting rights.

Amsterdam

Two Die In 150-Foot Dive At Hick's Field

Fort Worth Texas May 3 two airmen Lieut James B Ennis Jr of New York City and Cadet Paul Herriott of Oakland California were killed when their craft fell 150 feet in a straight nose dive Thursday morning at Hick's field.

Ft. Worth Fort Worth Texas Hick’s Field James 8. Ennis, Jr New York City Paul Herriott Oakland Cal

Meyer Friends Bid Soldier Boy Goodbye

Til Meyer, May 3 to Winnard McCoy, called to the colors April 29 by Uncle Sam. Friends hosted farewell events including a Saturday night party with games and supper, patriotic songs, and Sunday music and short talk. Many sent him off at 2 PM Monday as he left for Camp Dodge to train for the U S Army.

Thorp Camp Dodge United States Army

Inside Bath for Health and Radiant Skin Habit

Promotes morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse stomach and bowels. Claims improved complexion, vitality, and freedom from illness for both men and women. urges readers to buy limestone phosphate to demonstrate quick health changes through internal sanitation.

Student Observer Killed In Plane Crash At Post Field

Lawton Okla May 3 Lieut William Dean Thompson of the 253rd field artillery student observer at Post Field was killed instantly and Lieut Foster Bailey pilot was seriously injured when their plane fell 300 feet during a spiral The engine stopped and the machine went into a tail spin Thompson had married three weeks ago and his bride was with him His mother lives at Bagias Texas

Lawton Oklo William Dean Thompson Field Artillery Post Field Lieut Foster Bailey Thompson Bagi ‘Ass Texas

Paris Office Delivers Purchases for French Refugee Children

We have arranged purchases for French Refugee Children and will promptly deliver chosen items from our Paris office after reviewing the price list. This reflects organized aid efforts to assist refugees with timely supply shipments.

Paris

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