Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound promoted for female ills
Florence 80. Dakota tired and sick monthly bearing pains backache and headache. poor appetite. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered enough to work again. Mrs P W Lanseng urges other women to try it. The firm offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Florence
Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
P. W. Lanseng
Box & Allyn
Wash
Xydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mags
Cassidy heirs foreclose second mortgage case to be appealed
The Cassidy property with arson history returns to Illinois Supreme Court Tuesday when attorney M F Carrott will file a reply to Frank P Drennen of Chicago who holds a second mortgage and seeks a writ of certiorari. The original foreclosure suit was filed by Western Catholic Union against Ozra Saule et al and a circuit court decree foreclosure was signed July 7, 1914. Drennen appealed to the appellate court which affirmed. Carrott argues the prior findings conform to law and evidence and that proper record exists. If the court sides with Drennen the case advances. if with Carrott the circuit court findings stand.
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Cassidy
Supreme Court of Illinois
M.F. Carrott
Frank P. Drennen
Chicago
Ilingis
Carrott
Western Catholic Union
Ozra Saule
Akers
Circuit ‘Court
Drennen
Supreme Court
Pageant of Peace Attracts Audience In Madison Park
The second presentation of the Pageant of Peace in Madison park Saturday afternoon drew a good crowd. Directed by Florence Magill Wallace, the event maintained the prior day's standard with commendable child performances and dances. The Friday parade was not held, and the Cheerful Home pageant plan will be further elaborated.
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Madison Park
Florence Magill Wallace
Prominent Couple Married Yesterday in Quincy
In a brief ceremony at 4 PM in the court room of Justice Ben Heckle on North Sixth street, Jesse Robison of Electric Wheel Works wed Miss Edith Yuchs. The couple, well known in Quincy, will reside at 1210 North Twenty Fourth street.
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Ben Heckle
North Sixth Street
Jesse Rubison
Electric Wheel Works
Edith
Yuchs
Quincy
James Robison
John Yuchs
North Twenty-fourth Street
Joe Hildebrand Earns Humorous Shirt Award at Quincy Post
Payson Times notes Joe Hildebrand, stamp clerk at the Quincy post office, wrote about his shirt after being named the homeliest man on the grounds during Old Settlers Day. Olney ladies challenge the committee’s award, and the paper promises prompt delivery of his shirt.
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Joe
Payson Times
Joe ‘Hildebrand
Quincy
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for gas heartburn and sour stomach. It claims relief within five minutes by aiding digestion, eliminating sour risings belching and nausea, and keeps the family free from stomach disorders with a fifty cent bottle available at drug stores.
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Pape
Local picks ups and millinery sales sweep town
Local shoppers are urged to prepare for the military ball with stylish ready-made party gowns at Kespohl Mohrenstecher’s ranging from 12 50 to 22 50. Carl Putterer Ray Menke and Bud Schwartz return from New London Mo after motorcycle races. Davidson Millinery Co. touts the season’s greatest display of millinery and Fall fashions. Alfred Terwell of 1124 North Tenth Street was taken to St Mary’s Hospital for an appendectomy. Gas Co advertises a ton of coke for 5 25 delivered. The Culture Club of the Eighth and Elm Streets Baptist church meets for officer elections. The Rev T L Smith is pastor and C J Vaughn is president. H C Womelsdorf announces a move to open a modern grocery at Third and York. Civil service exams announced for November 2 and 3 with multiple engineering and technical positions.
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Kespohl-Mohrenstechers
Carl Putterer
Ray Menke
Bud Schwartz
New London
Davidson Millinery
Co. Alfred, Terwell
North Tenth Street
St. Mary’s ‘Hospital
F. T. Brenner
Gas Co
Quincy
Davidson Millinery Co
Culture Club
Eighth and
Elm Streets
Baptist’ Church
T. L. Smith
C. J. Vaughn
Danderine Promise of Dandruff Free Hair
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair rinse that cleanses dust oil and dandruff while invigorating the scalp. It claims immediate beautifying effects and, after weeks of use, new hair growth spots on the scalp. Available for 25 cents from druggists or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Justice Charles C. Craig to Attend Fall Armory Dedication
Justice Charles C. Craig of Gatesburg, a young Supreme Court member and Democratic figure, will attend the state Armory dedication in Quincy with Governor Dunne and other leaders. Craig has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor and is noted for military service in the Spanish American War and prior naval academy attendance.
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Quincy
Charles C. Craig
Gatesburg
State Supreme Court
Dunne
State
Craig
Quiriy
United States Naval, Academy
Annapolis
Supreme Bench
Synod Birthday Observed by Salem Church Anniversary Review
Salem observes the Evangelical Synod's 75th birthday with services October 17 in Salem and other churches. The Salem church traces to 1848 from Gravois Settlement roots, noting the 1872 union of two synodic groups and Salem's $250,000 contributions to the Synod and its institutions.
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Aphe
Salem
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
Evangelical Synod
Gravois Settlement
Quincy
Louis Daubert
Quincey
Bergkrche
Evangelical Synod of the East
Northwest
Burglary Report and Fire Dog Death In City News
A burglar tried to enter a Spring Street residence around 3 am yesterday but fled when discovered. Firefighters mourn the death of Tiger the fire dog at No 4 station after being crushed beneath a wagon. Tiger had faithfully waited at the engine house for alarms. Also, Miss Catherine Niehaus and Edward Terwelp announce their wedding at St Francis Church on Tuesday at 8 pm with Mary Terwelp and Alphonso Street as attendants. Postmaster Lummis seeks the owner of a long tall coat left in the Federal building. Miss Flor ence Kroner is honored at a shower hosted by Miss Phea Futterer in preparation for her March wedding to Eugene Webber.
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No. 4
Fourth Om
Delaware
Catherine Niehaus
North Fourteenth Street
Edward Terwelp
Elm ‘Street
St! Louis
Lummis
Federal
Mark Twain
Kroner
Florence Kroner
Eugene
Webber
Phea Futterer
Broadway
Futterer
Ghazzeh Grottoists Week Trip To St Louis Ceremonial
A group of Ghazzeh Grotts No 46 Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm left for St. Louis at 10 40 yesterday to attend the Alhambra Grotto No 47 ceremonial in the Victoria Hotel. About 300 candidates were to be inducted with a banquet to follow. Several prophets may stay for the Veiled Prophet celebration while others return tonight. Quincy delegation led by Monarch O Roscoe Butler includes Frank Ernst Will Wodelly S T Bragg S A Dee and others.
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St. Louis
Alhambra
St. ‘Louis
Victoria Hotel
Quincy
Monarch O. Roscoe -Butler
Frank Ernst
Will Wodelly
S.T. Bragg
S. A. Dee
F. Wauff
E. L. Sasser
H. H. Greeman
F. E. Nussle
J. L.’ Hase
H. D. Condron
H. E. Knapheide
Arthur Mohn
J. K. Williams
Walter Wich
Charles Oehlman
R. H. Higgins
George L. Bell
Misfortune befalls Awerkamp family on Homan farm
Joseph Awerkamp, a North Bottom Road farmer, has a seven year old son in Blessing hospital with typhoid fever and his wife is now a patient there. A week earlier, his brother in Watertown, Til was assaulted by a robber and struck on the head, losing his mind.
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Joseph Awerkamp
North Bottom
Homan
Blessing Hospital
Sev enty seven as a cold remedy sold by Wumphreya Co
An old advertisement urges taking Sev enty seven at the first sign of a cold for best results. It claims rapid relief before symptoms worsen, prices the remedy at 4 dollars, and lists Wumphreya Home to Medicine Co at 156 Willian Street New York as the origin.
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Home To Medicine Co
Willian Street
New York
Delightful Time Church Picnic At West Point
West Point, Oct. 2. The annual Delightful Time Church picnic drew a large crowd despite farmers being busy. Fried chicken fed many, and the event offered opportunities for digestion and socializing. An invitation was extended for the military civic parade October 14 led by P. C. Camp Powes a War Veterans.
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West Point
Evenin
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