Living Witnesses March To Keep Lincoln Douglas Debate Alive
Quincy discusses forming a permanent association of all living who heard the Lincoln Douglas debate. George F. Miller and John Wessels back the plan to collect names and honor the 57 year old anniversary with annual observances. The Chamber of Commerce may assist as veterans and residents rally to enlist Allen County participation.
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Armory
Quincy
George F. Miller
John’ Wessels
Wessels
Lincoln
Chamber’ of Commerce
Soldier Boys
Baldwin Park Event Features Recital and Parade
Local notices report Baldwin Park today hosting the first student recital of the term at 2 30 PM in the College of Music with voice piano and violin encores to the public. A paper company unit will parade with a black and goldenrod decor, followed by a touring car carrying ladies, then many printing division workers, as children prepare for a doll parade at the Chamber of Commerce with candy cards at Washington Park.
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Baldwin Park
College of Music
Irwin Paper Company
Paper Company
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Park
Quincy
Harry Warming
Chicago
Whig
Martin
Kansas City
Fort
Emil L'Esperance
Beachey
Katherine Stinson
Mrs Brown Seeks Divorce In Circuit Court
Lydia Brown through attorney J LeRoy Adair filed for divorce from Ralph M Brown stating marriage in April 1908 and desertion on September 1 1913 in the Quincy area. Chauncey H Wood for Quincy Gas Electric Heating filed assumpsit against Eugene Blodgett for 300 owed for power furnished. Gasoline stove flare reported yesterday morning on Oak Street with Mrs Theodore Hodges involved.
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Assumpsit
Chauncey H. Wood
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Company
Theodore Hodges
Oak Street
Home remedy for catarrh relief from granulated sugar mix
A suggested home treatment for catarrh and head noises instructs buying Parmint double strength, adding 14 pint of hot water and ½ oz granulated sugar, stirring to taste, and taking one tablespoonful four times daily. The instruction promises quick relief as nostrils clear and throat mucus stops.
Fire damages a kitchen estimated at 75 dollars
A gasoline stove flare between Fourth and Fifth streets caused a kitchen fire. Fire crews from stations 2 and ? extinguished it, injuring Mrs. Hodges who burned her hands and a boy who had his hair singed while trying to aid. The building, owned by H. B. Dines, sustained about 75 dollars in damages.
Eberhart Dazzles at Armory Dance Exhibition
Former Governor Eberhart of Minnesota headlines a dance at the soldier boys armory. He observes the new building with the Chamber of Commerce reception committee led by President George Levi, then joins an exhibition tango with Miss Mary Alexander as spectators cheer the performers.
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Soldier Boys
New Armory
Eberhart
Minnesota
Chamber of Commerce
George Levi
Marks Alexander
Mary
Lost item notice in The Whig phone line plea
A brief classified plea urges readers who have misplaced a watch parasol or similar item to telephone The Whig with details, promising pickup or resale options and reinforcements from the paper’s lost property column.
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Whig
The
Benevolent Flight Brings Charity to City Hospitals
Miss Katherine Stinson’s Wednesday flight benefited St Mary's hospital Blessing hospital and St Vincent's Home. A Baldwin park barbecue drew a small crowd due to bad weather. Frank Stahl organized the event. Police Chief George Koch suggested giving away the beef and bread, which he distributed to the three institutions.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Blessing Hospital
St. Vincent's Home
Katherine Stinson
Baldwin Park
Frank Stahl
George Koch
Mr. Stahl
Stahl
Santa Claus
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Health in Testimonial Claim
Alvis Sowers of Ade Indiana suffered eight years of back and kidney pains and bloating before Foley Kidney Pills. He reports rapid relief after one box and complete improvement after three, with many users nationwide praising the product for toning the kidneys and restoring vigor.
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Alvis Sowers
Ade
Ind
Foley
Amet Institutions Offer Blessing to Crowd
The three institutions all spoke together and said God bless you, ending a brief ceremony with a shared blessing for attendees.
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Vitagraph
Broadway
Herbert’ Rawlinson
Lizzie
Nestor
Jury Broadway
Grace
Inard
Francis Ford
Elsa la Bert
California
Paris
Bor Sala
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Maine Street
Gem City
Printery
Koehler & Dye
South Fifth Street
Lincoln and Douglas
Allen County
K. S. Holt
West Point
Ilinois State Bank
Mr Holt
North End
Marcy Flutterer
Twelfth
Jefferson Streets
United States
Argentine Republic
Daily Bulletin
Ister
Attr & Marx
Manhattan
Pro Charity
Stubbsm
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