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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1918

Page

4

26 Men Leave for Jefferson Barracks May 13 Induction

A local exemption board orders 26 white men to report at 7:30 a.m. Monday for induction into the national army. They will board the 10:47 train to Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, to be sworn in. Names listed include Eugene Warren, Clarence Cassidy, Charles Hageman, Carl R. Heidbrink, and others with street addresses.

National Army Jefferson Barracks St. Louis Eugene Warren Jersey Street Clarence Cassidy N. 24Th Street Charles Hageman S. Seventh Street Carl R. Heidbrink Washington Street Charles Yachs Elm Street Walter E. Gilling S. Tenth Street Robert L. Barger Lind Street Earl II, Temperman Vermont Street Edward M. Hendrix Fifth Street George E. Johnson Second Street Lawrence Behrensmeyer Madison Street Roy John Wommelsdorf 20Th Street Leo L. Kansteiner

The Making of a Famous Medicine

A laboratory visit reveals the care and precision behind Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Herbs totaling over 350000 pounds annually are harvested at peak potency, solvents extract medicinal properties, utensils and tanks are sterilized, and the product is pasteurized and sealed. Letters from women praising its effectiveness back its fame.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Fourteen Men Called to Report for Draft in Quincy

The notice lists men ordered to report including Frank Theodore Schreiber and John Peters with alternates such as Jesse Stevens and Lewis Abbott. The first draft number is 684 and the last 940, adding 26 to the 250 sent to the national army from Quincy by May 1. A further call for May 25 is to be announced. Judge Rose praised local exemption work as thorough and prompt. Uruguay forms a commission to study turning locusts into fertilizer soap and stock feed. Lovedale College in South Africa educates Africans with a brass band and sports teams.

Frank Theodore Schreiber 18Th Street George Franklin Blair Versailles Ill Joseph A. Meyer Delaware Street Amos Mayfield Elm Street Arthur R. Rice Cherry Street Herman J. Norris Broadway John Lotz S. 10Th Street Harry Lee Nelms 4Th Street Robert H. Aming 6Th Street Charles Henry Wessel Hannibal John William Welsh National Army Quincy Virgil Johnston Exemption Board Rose Springfield

May Victrola releases new records with military and sacred selections

Maud Powell, Herbert Witherspoon and Geoffrey O'Hara headline May Victrola's lineup. O'Hara, a singer and composer, directs camp music for soldiers while Powell performs four American folk songs on violin. Includes popular tunes like K K Katy and When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again plus sacred pieces Still Still With Thee and In Thee Do I Put My Trust.

Maud Powell Herbert Witherspoon Geoffrey O'Hara May Victrola Records O'Hara United States Miss Powell Kingdom Come Witherspoon Handel Pathe Company Johnny Babelyn America Republic Band Joe Belmont Edmond Thiele Domenico Savino Christine Miller Bendemeer Edicon New York

Delighted Dance Number Buzzin the Bee on Xylophone

Personal notices report Mrs. Minnie Whittaker of 1027 Vermont street has a son Frank Whittaker confined in a Galveston Texas hospital with measles. George Castle improved after an operation at a Hinsainig hospital. Mrs. J B Beatty and daughter Helen Frances return to Quincy after Houston visit with Capt Jim Beatty. Mrs. Charles Clarke learns her sister Mrs. G W McMahon died Friday in Otis Colorado and travels west.

Minnie Whittaker Vermont Street Frank Whittaker Galveston Texas George Castle Hiesainig Hospital J. B. Beatty Helen Frances Houston Jim Beatty Quincy Charles Clarke G. W. McMahn Otis Colo

Remarkable seed production of plants and orchids

A fragment notes that if all seeds of any one plant were allowed to grow they would cover the earth. An orchid can produce over 10,000,000 seeds in a season, with other common plants like foxglove reaching similarly large outputs.

Charm and Quality in Our Bright New Dress Goods

The ad touts durable Tussah cloth 40 inches wide in Pekin blue and other shades with fine finish and attractive look. Also highlights new wool plaids 36 to 54 inches wide, praised for high quality and market-leading value. Prices shown per yard.

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Wayne Knit Pure Silk Hose Catalog Note

Silk hose for ladies and men offered in multiple colors including Silver Grey Cham mans pve Brown Black White and Cordovan. Prices range from 19 cents to 1.75 dollars per pair with sizes for stout women and garter lisle tops. Advertising fragment lists Onyx silk hose and full fashioned options in several hues.

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