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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1915

Page

6

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers

A collection of reader letters from Princeton Illinois and Poland New York praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and relief during menopause. Nurses and neighbors urge others to use the remedy and seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Princeton, Til Lydia E. Pinkham J. F. Johnson Princeton, Illinois Poland N. Y Horace Lewis Herkimer Co N. Yef Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mass

Wedded At Home Of Bride

Miss Lillian Mester wed Wilbert Edwin Hafner in a morning ceremony at 429 North Tenth Street attended only by immediate family. A wedding breakfast followed. the couple depart for Chicago for two weeks of honeymooning before settling at 1028 Hampshire Street. Hafner is an architectural draughtsman and active in Quincy Lodge No. 296 A A M Masonic circles. Mrs Hafner is the younger daughter of Elmer and Mary Mester.

Elmer Mester North Tenth Street Lillian Mesters Wilbert Edwin Hafner Oliver Reed First Baptist Church Chicago Hampshire Hafner Elmer Quincy Lodge A. MM

Season for Roof and Chimney Fires Bulletin Warns Care

A state fire marshal bulletin warns Illinois residents to take extra caution as the fall season begins. It highlights risks from defective flues and burning leaves, urging reading the precautions to prevent fires and protect lives and property.

Offic of State Bennett Commonwealth of Ilinois

Bonney Family Guests in Quincy Over Sunday

Prof Stephen Bonney and wife and their baby son visit in Quincy at Justice and Mrs J E Bonney's home with the child's grandparents. They come from Shelbina where Bonney is school superintendent. Quincy paper notes the guests for Sunday.

Bonney Stephen Bonney Justice J. E. Bonney Shelbina Prof. Bonney

Dr King’s New Discovery advertised cough remedy

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a trusted cough remedy. It claims 46 years on the market and appeals to youth and old age for soothing and healing coughs and flu symptoms. The maker offers a money back guarantee and lists prices 50 cents and 1.08 dollars.

Local club events and social notes in brief

Local notes report the YMCA extension class opening at 7:15 and an 8:30 to 9:20 session in the fan nasium open to extension club members. Miss Ayers and Miss Good played tennis with Miss Good prevailing. Edward Hermsmeyer recovers at home with two crutches after a crushed foot, following freight car incident. The Canton police chief visited Canton briefly and ferried a patient to Macon, Mo. Baked ham lunch at 4 p.m. Blue Ribbon Buffet, 314 Hampshire. Funeral services for Albert Terwell were held from his residence and St John’s Catholic church with pallbearers named. Henry Mast, noted mixologist, visited Muscatine. Salem Church will hold its jubilee next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Coens left for Chicago to visit sons. Ruth Ward, Cellins Co. employee, spends days in Dallas while father advertises a manager position in Saint Louis.

Irs Miss Ayers Miss Good The Whig Edward Hermsmeyer Monroe Street Hermsmeyer Bakedham Hampshire Albert Terwell Tenth Street St.’ John's Catholic Church Albert Lansing Ralph Lansing Jerome Henry Mast Blue Ribbon Muscatine Salem Church John Coens Vermont Street Chicago Ilgury Freed Bernard Ruth Ward Cellins A Co Dallais Tyr Louis Paso

Sloan's Ointment Promises Quick Pain Relief

Advertised as a cure for neuralgia rheumatism lumbago neuritis toothache sprain bruise and muscle pain Sloan's ointment is claimed to dissolve congestion penetrate quickly to the sore spot and provide instant relief with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.

Sloan

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Bride Lillian M. Mester Wilbert For All KJEW Yikung Wheale State Fire ‘Department Keokuk Cooper Mammoth Quincy North Eighth Street Keene H. J. Menke Keene Township Carthage Leonard. Weid Anna Haber West Point Hancock County Salem Evangelica John iTaber Germany Jiwing Billy Smith Charles H. Thompson Cynthia E. Nesbitt Degal Payson Granett Clayton Colchester Sadiduander Ouney Leonard Weid Aud Anna Trubel Jepal Wilbert’ Hafner Lillian Mecer Archie P. Kubbard Laura Alice Wihipkey William D. Kendric Ad Hazel Wade Legal Limit Canton Macon Tring Terwelp Lawrence Ralph Terwelly Nerbert Frankenhoff the Orpheum
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