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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1915
Page
13
The report notes fair conditions in Illinois and Missouri with rising temperatures into Sunday and Monday. Towns expect fair weather, with temperatures climbing from morning lows around 30F to afternoon highs near 68F, and evening readings near 55F.
River forecast notes the river from below Warsaw to Louisiana will fall steadily for several days. The bulletin cites rise and fall patterns, indicating continuing downward trend with no rapid changes expected.
The article argues that large investors and J P Morgan backing influence a bond issue, noting oversubscription and the role of financial houses. It questions why Americans would subscribe to foreign bonds when domestic safe government and municipal securities exist, and suggests Morgan's followers push for creditor-friendly terms amid a broader financial scramble.
Quincy invites all neighbors to a three day Fall Celebration featuring a doll parade a modern industrial parade and the dedication of the new state armory with Governor Dunne in attendance An address by Senator Lewis recalls the Lincoln Douglas debate and the event marks seventy five years of Quincys history with a Home coming for former Quincyans.
Quincy features a three day Fall Celebration praised for its clean wholesome attractions. Merchants committee in charge ensured content fits family visitors from nearby regions. A sermon in a local church is planned highlighting the event's wholesome character.
Washington reports that Swiss manufacturers, anxious to supply the United States Christmas toy market, are aided by the department of commerce. The Swiss legation notes Germany’s loss of share as Swiss firms showcase hundreds of new models and skilled samples in Washington. Secretary Redfield’s aid is framed as assistance to Swiss toy makers.
Our shop invites you to browse easy chairs and the latest suits coats shoes shirts and socks. We boast the best made at the lowest price as our motto and urge a visit to see the unusual merit of our goods. Celebrating a fifty fifth birthday, we extend best wishes to our sister city seeking commercial recognition for the middle west.
The passage questions government backed Swiss toy imports sent by federal mail at no cost, arguing it could harm American toy manufacturers who expanded jobs wages and output under tariffs. It contends Christmas toy trade should favor U.S. producers over Swiss imports.
A Davenport gathering of lawmakers and notables aims to shape national preparedness sentiment. The conference will consider Rock Island as a site for a government munitions plant, arguing its arsenal is well protected and costs could be favorable if war material can be produced cheaper elsewhere.
Governor Dunne urged faster highway and waterway development in Illinois, noting the state ranks poorly in roads and faces growth limits. Chicago speech highlighted the need for renewed interest, with Adams County bond votes signaling local support though methods and outcomes remain debated.
In a retrospective on tariff politics, figures show the combined Republican and Progressive votes would have carried 34 states with 379 electoral votes, while Democratic support was strongest in 14 states. The piece cites Senator Warren of Wyoming and notes broad national backing for protection despite 1912 party splits and wartime shifts. It also mentions contemporary notes on figures and birthdays, reflecting a newspaper round-up tone.
The piece notes the term 'the big Nebraskan' for Alexander and mentions Bryan objecting. It cites President Wilson's possible second term and Washington correspondents given two months to learn the bride's dress. It also hints at golf players feeling sympathy with Kaiser Wilhelm as the section ends.
Purported advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to remove scrofula, boils, and eruptions. It argues external treatments fail and that the medicine makes rich red blood, improves digestion, and strengthens the system. Consumers urged to insist on Hood's.
A brief historical reflection highlights enduring maxims from difficult times. It notes a maxim about fortune and adversity, emphasizing resilience and prudence in leadership. The piece frames memory as a guide for present decision making.
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