Denunciation of Wilson policies at Carnegie Hall
Questions of the Future in New York feature Philo Root denouncing Democratic foreign policy and tariff measures. He warns of later pressures after peace, critiques Lusitania and Mexican policy, and questions tariff aims amid World War I dynamics.
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Fithu Root
Wilson
New York
Qoct
Carnegie Hall
Phihu Root
Lincoln
Melvinsey
Columbus
San Salvador
Aneriva
Morehan
Pittsfield Woman's Club Opens Year Saturday
The Pittsfield Woman's Club begins its year with an open meeting at 2:30 PM Saturday at the home of Dr and Mrs F R Wells on West Jefferson Street. A musical program and social hour with refreshments follow. Year books available and dues payable. Also notes on local events, visits, and obituaries populate the remainder of this community page.
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Pittspibelg
Pittsfield Womatn's Club
Simon Scott
Ela Plummer
Margaret Dutton
North Webster Street
Fleury Hush
W. EL Williams
DeWolb
Bochello
St. Louis
Charity Club
L. D. Solth
East Washington Street
Lewis C. Cess
Hess
Patrbanks
Alasks
G. Hireheimer
Lambert
Ann Arber
Mich
Lest Weed
Jesuit
Wis
Chicago
English remedy for catarrhal deafness advertised
An English method for catarrhal deafness and head noises is promoted as a constitutional treatment. The ad claims hearing restoration by Parmint with hot water and sugar, taken four times daily, and asserts quick relief by toning inflammation in the Eustachian tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wavervonue
England
T&e
If too Fat Get More Fresh Air
Advice on weight loss stressing fresh air and exercise to combat obesity. Recommends open air living, vigorous breathing, and dieting aided by Korein oil capsules from Miller Arthur Drug Co or any druggist. Suggests weighing weekly and continuing treatment until normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Rains Aid Wheat as Farmers See Green Fields
The text notes that last week’s rains helped local wheat crops, with fields turning green. It also lists various residents visiting friends and relatives across nearby towns, mentioning gatherings and a surprise party at the Walter Mshom home in the area south of Lmma.
Head Off That All Winter Cough Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey and Dr. Bril's Pine Tar Honey as cold and cough remedies. It touts pine tar, honey, glycerine for relief of sore throat congestion and phlegm, claiming a pleasant antiseptic action. Available at druggists for 23 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Local social notes and visits across several towns
Mr and Mrs William McVay of Centerville Miss arrived here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James McLaughlin of Hannibal were guests of Mr and Mrs Boyd over Sunday. A G Bliven has returned to Parry for the winter. J O D Barkles and son Harry went to Wausau City to purchase entré. Russell Dresch is here from Chicago visiting with his folks. Mrs A E Ness left Sunday afternoon to visit relatives at Oklahoma City. Mrs HL OT Jones, Mrs W S Gille, Mrs WL Hart and Mrs Ella Stauffer attended the annual session of the grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at Springfield. George M Blair is here from Jacksonville on a business visit. Rev Dr Gowery of Rushville was a visitor in town Wednesday. Attorney Ratio Six is home from Reno where he represented Lorian Strubinger in a divorce suit. In a ball game at Fluffs last Sunday the Harry team was defeated 7 to 3. John R Golden Prohibition candidate for governor is billed for an address here on the 10th. A change in management of Hotel Blair has taken place with the Uppinghouse of New Canton succeeding Dr Mofurlbut as proprietor. The Llurlbuts have moved back to Brookfield Mo. W W Watson leaves Thursday evening for Chicago to aid in the work of
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William McVay
Centerville
Miss
James McLaughlin
Hannibal
Boyd
A. G. Bliven
Parry
Quincy
J. OD. Barkles
Harry
Wausaus City
Entré
Russell Dresch
Chicago
A. E. Ness
Oklahoma City
Okla
HL OT. Jones
W. S. Gille
WL Hart
Ella Stauffer
Grand Chapter
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Springfield
George M. Blair
Jacksonville
Dr. Gowery
Rushville
Reno
Nev
Lorain Strubinger
Grace
Strubinger
Fluffs
John R. Golden
Prohibition
Blair
Uppinghouse of
New Canton
Mo Flurlbut
Llurlbuts
Brookfield
Lodge delegates and local residents attend Masonic chartered lodges meeting
The committee on chartered lodges of the Masonic grand lodge was joined by W. L. Carlisle as a delegate from Barry Lodge No. 34 and W. Kt. Wilson as delegate from Baylis Lodge. J. C. Moon of St. Louis was in town early in the week to oversee his apple business. William Guss and his wife, who have been visiting, will soon leave for Los Angeles, California.
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The
Masonic Grand Lodge
W. L. Carlisa
Barry Lodge
W. Kt. Wilson
Baylis Lodge
J.C. Moon
St. Louis
William Guss
Los Angeles
Cal
Local notices and movements in the community
Born to Mrs Mors a daughter named Miresday and a sermon on Booze to be preached Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Willig Reed and Mrs Lottle Emery plan a Virginia visit. J Henry Matthews moved to John Akers property. Kaley family visited Raleigh Heaton in Texas. School grounds resemble a college campus with Prof Adviott leading. Aaron Wishon returns from two months in Dakota. Bert Tanner departs for Dakota after his father’s death. Estate of James Tanner appraised by Withau Crear Bap and H J Lunt for public sale. Bert Ruffearn moves to Mike Newell farm as father plans a new house on the vacated farm.
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All Mors
Ines Eechler
Miresday
Teo
WreMein
Willig Reed
Lottle Emery
Virginia
J. Henry Matthews
John Akers
Claud Kaley
Mivaston
John Tunter
Raleigh Heaton
Texas
Prof
Adviott
Aaron Wishon
Dakota
Bert Tanner
James Tanner
Withau Crear Bap
Wett
H. J. Lunt
Bert Ruffearn
Mike Newell
Settlement talks fail as milk dispute stalls city
New York October 6 efforts to settle a dairy price deadlock collapsed when John J. Dillon refused to accept a six month contract. Distributors led by Borden Milk Co agreed to a 15 cent per hundred pounds rise for October only. An impartial investigating commission by Mayor Mitchel was demanded.
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New York
John J. Dillon
Mitchel
Episcopal church official arrives in St. Louis for convention prep
The Rev. Henry R. Anstice, secretary of the house of deputies of the Episcopal general convention, landed in St. Louis on Thursday afternoon to begin preliminary convention planning and related duties.
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ST. Louis
Henry R. Anstice
House of Deputies
Episcopal General Convention
Hughes Women In Chicago Thursday Campaign Visit
Women of the Hughes campaign greeted by street demonstrators from the Wilson league as their special train arrived in Chicago. After an afternoon meeting attended by thousands, they split into eight units to visit major factories before departing at 3 a.m. for Rock Island Cedar Rapids and Altoona Iowa.
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Chicago
Hughes Campaign Party
Working Women's
Independent Wilson League
Rock Island
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Altoona
Iowa
Wilson Women's League
Thompson
Border Commission Discussing Plans at Atlantic City
The Mexican American joint commission met in Atlantic City New Jersey to review life and property protection plans along the border. Two sessions were held with no agreement, and both sides still hope to conclude by October 15. Four border control plans have been proposed, two from each side, all addressing the withdrawal of General Pershing's army from Chihuahua.
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Atlantic City
N. J. Qet
British List Of Munitions Captured
London midnight British communique says between July 10 and Sept 30 large quantities of other war material were captured on the Somme front including 29 heavy guns and heavy howitzers 92 field guns and field howitzers 198 trench artillery pieces and 87 machine guns.
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London
Somme Battle Front
Vice President Marshall Delivers Speech in Milwaukee Theater
In Milwaukee on October 6, Vice President Marshall spoke Thursday night at a local theater outlining policy goals and urging support for administration programs amid questions about the plan’s impact and funding.
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Milwackee
Wis
Marshall
Fragmentary OCR item about Roosevelt and Berlin marching
Fragmentary text mentions Roosevelt and a march on Berlin with a stray reference to Mexico. No clear event, date, or participants emerge from the readable lines.
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Roosevelt
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Georgia Storekeeper
Jefferson Georgia storekeeper reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured his children of severe croup and repeated winter coughs. He notes a large family of ten with eight and six year old kids spared by the remedy and urges keeping the genuine product on hand to avoid doctor bills.
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Georgia
Foley
J. Barber
Jefferson
Orad
Dry cleaning at home with Solvite in gasoline
A vintage ad-promises women a money saver by dry cleaning at home. Dissolve two ounces of Solvite in two gallons of gasoline, immerse fabrics from silk waists to wool garments, and air dry to bright, wrinkle-free results without pressing. Gasoline evaporates quickly, providing a quick, low-cost cleaning method.
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Dimity
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Brent
Monroe
Lusitania
Menton
Root
Germany
Paassenmeey
Congress
Cornteny
Mr. Katsid
Mexico
Rns
Huerta
Carranza
Villa
Democratic Party
Underwood
Europe
Mngland
Pittsfield Woman's Club
Pilke County
Matt
Jeff
Theodore Bates
Pittsfield
Alt
George Peters
Stanley
Sullivan, Ft
Mary Leslie
Totono
Ev. Leslie
W. S. Irwin
Hume
A. B. Carey Jr
Kansas City
Henry Fullerbranner
Ad Kaeser
Meltfort
Tn Curlis
Fd Carnes
A. Nelson
Jidee Uigbee
Wi. Carroll Hush Jr
Locke Soranae
H. J. Smith
W. A. Davidson
Norton Foreman
W. E. James
Summer Hill
Bernice Payne
Julia Love
Mt. Sterting
Jones
Charles Stammy
Barber
Willian Brown
Milton
Urday
Migs Tiliian Oschner
Missouri
Lenora Yee
Smith
Hebron
Mr. Humphrey
Mathis
Weller
Lenora
Yee
Louise Oschner
Leo
Nauvoo
John Golden
Chain Golden
Albert Kyburg
Niota
J. J. Lew
Seibold
Keokuk
Salem Pyles
Korein
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
Ruff-Rover Hardware
Coo
Monroe St
Barry, III
Stillwell, IL
Rev. Anstice
Border Commission
McInnerny’s
Kentucky
Frank McKinnerny Wine and Liquor CO
North Fourth Street
Jonas Meyer
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