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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1916
Page
6
Linguist Prof Hertzog of Philadelphia endorses Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild gentle laxative for constipation. The ad notes not to use harsh purgatives, cites a free trial offer, and lists price as fifty cents with a request to seek authentic packaging and signature.
A included public message warns Pennsylvania miners and wage workers about tariff policy and President Wilson’s actions, arguing protection benefits labor and farmer welfare. It recalls unemployment and hunger before the war, contrasts wartime demand with peacetime harm, and urges careful support of leaders who protect working people.
Philip Leake and Ross Wells visited in Bowling Green on Wednesday. Raymond McKamey C Cort and Malcolm Dunn attended the Round Up in Quincy on Friday. Mrs John McPike and others visited the Phillips at Emerson on Thursday. Wesley Johnson Summers and Commodore Stanley were Quincy visitors Friday. George Phillips visited Maywood Thursday. Guy Vanlandingham plans a public sale near Warren on Oct 19. Everett Rife hauled goods to Palmyra Thursday. Ben Sublet and wife visited friends in Palmyra. Eula Gaines trip to City of Flowers Thursday. Mrs Lucy Mook visiting Mrs Anna Hariey in Quincy. John Benson of Taylor was here.
A crowd of twenty two High School boys and girls chaperoned by Misses Ellis and Heidel rode to Todd Springs north of Palmyra Friday night for a marshmallow roast. A large attendance from Palmyra and west county joined the big sale of Henry F Drescher's in Palmyra on the Hannibal Palmyra road Saturday. The Palmyra Wilson Guruin writin.
A corps aided the Hannibal Democratic gathering Saturday night drawing fifteen autos of attendees to hear Senator J Ham Lewis of Illinois. High school pupils joined the Hannibal football game crowd Saturday afternoon. Mrs H Clay Heather returned Friday from visits in Loninville Shelbyville and other Kentucky towns meeting Mr Heather in St Louis. Attorney Berryman Henwood of Hannibal handled legal business in Palmyra Saturday morning. The Mystic Lodge No 17 IOOF degree staff conferred initiatory on three candidates at No 228 IOOF lodge Friday night with thirty Hannibal members visiting. On October 30 the degree team of 228 IOOF will travel to Hannibal to confer the first degree for Mystic lodge.
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