Births and two weddings mark Curry family reunion
Camp Point Illinois October reports a fifth annual Curry reunion of descendants of Thomas and William. Among 75 attendees, Dr A Curry died this summer in Clayton. Richard Curry, 56, presided as the oldest attendee. Four births and two deaths occurred in five years, with celebrations moved indoors due to weather.
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Kenady
Camp Point
Bar Fellows
Curry
Clayton
Thomas
Louisville
Adams
A. Curry
Richard. Curry
Ate
Guidlants Ae
Addie
May Campbell
Stenteks
T Bailey ‘Park
L. ‘Wilson
A.L. Smith
Camp -Point
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Dyspepsia Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe fast remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It claims relief in five minutes with no gas belching or sour stomach, encourages earning trust by quick, decisive results, and promotes a fifty cent bottle from any drug store.
Blessing Hospital Tag Day Brings City Charitable Drive
Blessing hospital tag day drew crowds as city residents donated money in exchange for tags from young women. Many wore multiple tags, and Mrs Joseph Emery chaired the drive with early reports showing generous public support but no final total yet. Donations continue through church collections today, with final tallies expected after several days.
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State Savings, Loan and Trust
Joseph Emery
Endeavorers to Meet for Monthly C E Society Session
The C E society will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow evening in Immanuel chapel led by Rev H W Trueblood. Officers for the coming year will be elected and music by the C E orchestra will be the main feature of the program.
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C. E. Society
Immanuel Chapel
H. W. Trueblood
Constantine Delabar Returns From Fifteen Months In Germany
Constantine Delabar of Quincy recounts a long visit in Germany from July 1914 to September, arriving home amid war tensions. He describes excitement in Schlengen as war began, later securing passports from the American consul and touring Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, Ulm, Freiburg, and other cities before returning via Rotterdam. He notes German bitterness toward America after the outbreak of war.
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Germany
Constantine Delabar
Cleveland
Niagara
New York City
Hamburg
Freiburg
Prieskau
Scholengen
Baden
Schlengen
England
Delabar
Manhein
Heidelberg
Karlsruhe
Mincen
Ulm
Wertsberg
Blac Forest
Rotterdam
New York
Quincy
Chicago
America
Attorney Jesse Heylin Returns to Canton After Visit
Attorney Jesse Heylin returns home to Canton after a brief business visit to the city. An invitation to the ladies of Quincy and vicinity to attend a demonstration of Columbia yarns unfolds the week starting Monday October 11. Schroeder Co and Halbach will showcase, with Redfern corsets from $3.00 to 8:00. Ideal Hair Bazaar on 620 Maine Street advertises corset shop sales and a knitting demonstration by a demonstrator teaching ladies how to knit during October 11 to 16. Victor Storck of Pittsfield visits his ill mother at St Mary’s hospital and will stay through Sunday. The city hosts orchestra music at Paris Cafe on weekends and Fire Marshal Bennett heads to Springfield on business.
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Jesse “Heylin
Canton
Quincy
Columbia
Halbac
Bazaara
Maine Street
P. C. Crane
Mendon
Adams County, Democrat
Sunda
Halbach-Schroeder Co
C.T. Dorsey
Maine
Victor Storck
Pittsfield
Foley's Honey and Tar Called Safe Cough Remedy
A 19th century family medicine note praises Foley's Honey and Tar for children. It endorses cough and cold relief, throat irritation, hoarseness, and croup with claims of safety and lack of harmful drugs, recommending Miller & Arthur Drug Co as supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Wm. F
Toly
Foley
United States Moves to Recognize Carranza Government
The conference on Mexico’s leadership includes Enriqué Liorente and Eliseo Arrendondo presenting Carranza’s program. The plan calls for municipal elections, a constituent assembly, then a general election to form a constitutional government. Recognition by the United States is seen as a major step toward Mexico’s reconstruction, with Secretary Lansing to report to President Wilson.
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Enriqué C. Liorente
Villa
Eliseo Arrendondo
Carranza
Caranza
Mexico
Arredondo
Lansing
United States
Huerta
Washington
Ted
Wilson
Football results reflect lopsided scores across multiple colleges
Union defeats Fordham 6 to 0 while Muehlenberg stomps Susquehanna 42 to 0. Rutgers crushes Rensselaer 96 to 0 and Utah routs Wyoming 70 to 7. DePaul nips Dubuque College 1 to 0 with feited action noted. Haverford beats Delaware College 37 to 14 and Valley overwhelms Carlisle Reserve 64 to 15. Vanderbilt tops Georgetown Kentucky 15 and Oklahoma University 1025 appears as an anomalous entry.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic Promises Youthful Look
An old remedy claims Sage Tea with Sulphur turns gray hair dark and hides dandruff while stopping itching. A ready to use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound bottle costs about 50 cents and is applied with a sponge to strands to darken hair by morning, leaving it blossy and luxurious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Memphis publisher jailed for contempt in Cloth will case
Gilbert D. Rain former publisher of the Memphis News-Scimitar received a ten day jail sentence for contempt of court for publishing a restraining order during the Cloth will trial about two years ago. Judge A. B. Pittman held him in contempt and the state supreme court affirmed the decision.
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Memphis, Tenn
Gilbert D. Rain
Memphis News-Scimitar
Today
A. B. Pittman
State Supreme Court
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Constantine Delabare
Edward Helmer
Spring Street
Délabar
Mr. Delabar
Nien
Maine St
Milline Millinery ‘Company
Oak Street
Brown “and
Highland Car
Spring Streets
Sixth and
Vermont Streets
Garganza
Vanderbilt
Georgetown
College
Quincy Theater
Ladies
Secret
Caré Whig
North Fifth St
8Th St
Mississippi
W. L. Jansen
Prairie Ave
Tel Ephon
J. D. McMillen
Ath St
Els
Liggetts
East End
North Third Street
Lucien
Hampshire
Total
Seger Vinegar Works
Ettle
Geo
Ertle Co
Spring St
Ideal Hair
Maine “Street
Alice Keppner
Hoelschere Walker Co
State Street
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