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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1915
Page
9
Fragmentary local forecast notes unsettled conditions likely Sunday or Monday with cooler temperatures. Mentions possible rain in the east, cooler west, and various temperature stamps such as 52 at noon and 70 at midnight.
The report centers on Mrs. Scott Durand and a herd valued at thousands of dollars. State authorities quarantine Lake Bluff cattle and threaten slaughter after disease concerns. Durand contends losses stem from infection claims, while officials deny broader implications. An appeal to the courts is mentioned.
The text urges full cooperation with state authorities as half hearted methods have failed to stamp out the disease. It stresses that only united, determined action can end the outbreak and protect public health.
Britain announces an effective means to combat the deadly submarine, a development that could neutralize the undersea fleet and restore battleships to frontline role. Details are kept secret, but the claim notes immense cost and potential American influence on future naval policy and preparedness.
A defender of the Wilson administration criticizes Congress for extravagance, arguing the presidency bears responsibility for cabinet decisions and budget requests. The piece asserts the president’s control over his cabinet and notes an $84,000,000 higher appropriations ask than the prior Congress.
A lengthy ad touts durable boys suits for ages 4 to 18, highlighting a new department. It praises quality over price and notes improving business conditions amid the European war while questioning railroad financial woes and carrier declines.
Expert authorities claim a renaissance in railway business while receiverships rise. The past fiscal year saw eighty two lines put under federal receivership to stabilize operations, including the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, a major southwestern carrier.
A dated digest lists events for various anniversaries from 1815 to 1914, noting figures like William T. Minor, Samuel J. Tilden, Fighting Joe Hooker, and the Count of Paris. It also marks a birthday roundup for Maj. Gen. William C. Gorgas, Eleanora Duse, Virginia Gildersleeve, Jeannette L. Gilder, Andrew J. Montague, James De Wolf Perry, and Fred Clarke, with their ages.
A vintage advertisement touts Pure Rich Blood 64 as a cure for “bad blood” and its ills. It condemns catarrh dyspepsia rheumatism and fatigue while promising to purify enrich and build up the whole system through Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Anniston Alabama October 2 Mayor J L Wikle a member of the National Community Betterment association issues a proclamation setting aside tomorrow as Community Day calling on the people to reflect on the good in their city go to church greet neighbors shake hands with strangers and unfurl the flag for communal spirit
Governor Walsh of Massachusetts and President Garfield of Williams College led the Founders Day ceremonies at Phillips Academy in Andover Massachusetts. The program featured the dedication of the new school and the rededication of Bartlet Hall.
In Toledo on October 2 three strike breakers were knocked unconscious and several others injured during a clash with picketing union machinists at the Consolidated Manufacturing plant where a weeklong strike continues.
A 25 cent dose of Pape's Cold Compound promises rapid relief from grippe and a severe cold. It claims to unclog noses, stop discharges, relieve headaches and feverishness, and end misery when taken every two hours for up to three doses.
Ownership and circulation details for the Quincy Whig daily except Mondays for October 1 1915. Editor and managing editor Robert M Switzer, business manager J W Hart, publisher The Whig Company. Owner listed as The Whig Company Anna M Ellis. Bondholders none. Average copies 6877. Sworn before W Emery, Lancaster.
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