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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1915

Page

8

Remedy claims for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin

An elderly San Franciscan widow tells of quick relief from Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin after losing everything in the 1906 fire. The advertisement touts the laxative's gentle, non griping action, free trial bottles, and a 50 cent retail price, urging households to keep it on hand.

House of the Good Shepherd Sunnyside Ave 50Th St Seattle Mary Austin/ wido Caldwell

Local Naval Reserves officer heads to Chicago for exam

Lester Bock second officer of the Naval Reserves and William J. Hynes depart for Chicago. Bock will take a government examination while Hynes travels for pleasure. Ed wards plans to join a later examination trip. A St Francis pilgrimage to St Antonis church in Melrose township is also underway starting from St Francis school with participants hoping to exceed last year's turnout of about 200. Turn Verein women meet tomorrow to organize a gym class with Otto A. Wurl directing in public schools. J M Winters to Chicago today on brief bank business.

Lester Bock Naval Reserves William J. Hynes Chicago Edwards St. Antonis Melrose’ Township St. Francis School Turn Verein Turner Hall Otto A. Wurl J. M. Winters Quincy National Bank

Grateful Mothers Endorse Foley’s Honey and Tar

Letters from Mrs. T Neurouer of Eau Claire Wisconsin and Mrs D Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio praise Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a cure for severe croup and whooping cough. They attest quick relief for children and assert the remedy helps adults too, noting its long standing reputation and broad use. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.

Dardanelles Question in House of Commons

London Oct 16 Robert L Outhwaite Liberal member will ask Sir Edward Grey foreign affairs secretary if the Russian government still regards Dardanelles operations as important. The query seeks official support for Lord Milne’s idea to evacuate Gallipoli and whether such support exists. No evidence of backing is yet apparent.

London House’ of Commons Robert L. Outhwaite Edward Grey Dardanelles Petrograd Russia Caucasus Lord Miln Gallipoli

Fire Devastates Camp Point Business District

A wind driven blaze swept Camp Point early this morning destroying about three blocks of the heart of its business district. Total loss estimated at 40 000 dollars with most of it uninsured or partially insured. Fires started in the Law building housing the Variety store, owned by Mr Bowers of Quincy. Firefighters could not halt the spread. damage visible within an hour and a half. Local business owners including the Hunter, Curry, and Law Variety stores reported substantial losses, with various insurance coverage levels.

Point Law Variety Quincy Bowers Arthur Adams Law’ Variety Hunter Fred Boger, Sr Camp Point Je R. Hunter Curry Sam Curry Law Variety Company William Vollbracht Masons Masonic

Former Plymouth Man Released From Leavenworth Prison

Kansas City dispatch says S Edison, once of Plymouth, was freed by Judge John C. Pollock after habeas corpus review. Convicted in 1911 for passing a counterfeit Georgia bank note, Edison had served nearly five years. authorities found the note not U. S. currency and lacking jurisdiction.

Kansas City Gross’ S. Edison Plymouth United States Penitentiary Leavenworth Phat John C. Pollock St.Louis United States Edison L. S. Harvey Harvey Georgia

Mexican Gun Threat Shocks Mitchell Saloon Incident

A Mexican man with an unpronounceable name was arrested late last night by Officers Saalig and Schulte on charges of carrying concealed weapons. He was in the Mitchell saloon at Third and Hampshire, flourished a large gun and threatened to shoot the place if anyone crossed him.

Saalig and Schulte Mitchell Third and Hampshire

Funeral of Miss Nettie Wickankamp Held in Payson

The funeral for Nettie B. Wickankamp youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs George Wickankamp will be held this afternoon at 2 from the Payson home. Rev Frank Brown will lead services with assisting ministers. The decedent passed into rest after Thursday.

Nettie B. ‘Wickankamp George. Wickankamp Payson Frank Brown

Look at Child's Tongue When Sick Cross Fevers

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to inspect a feverish child’s tongue. It promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to ease stomach issues, claiming quick relief and a pleasant taste. The copy warns against counterfeits and directs readers to purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Company.

California Hich California Fig Syrup Company Adv

Payson Woman Remembered in Funeral Rites

Ill for 14 weeks the Payson native, born in Payson and a Payson High School graduate in 1900 under Principal George Gabriel, prepared pallbearers chosen by Miss Witkankamip. Named pallbearers include Arch Rump, Henry Scarborough, James Inman, Frank Inman of Payson, Clarence Rump of Quincy, Herman Dudley of Mendon, William Bryant of Quincy, and Arthur Cosgrove of Payson.

Payson Payson High School George Gabriel Miss .Witkankamip Arch Rump Henry Scarborough James Inman Frank. Inman Clarence Rump Quincy Herman Dudley Mendon William Bryant Arthur Cosgrove

Palmyra Visit Details Road Improvements Near Cherry Dale

Kenady reports a Marion County progress update on hard road work from Hannibal to Cherry Dale and Palmyra to Philadelphia. The project aims to finish before bad weather, with miles completed and stretches praised as straight and smooth. G H Austin of Camp Point registers the farm name Oakwood Farm with County Recorder James Buffington.

Kenady Palmyra Marion Missouri Hannibal Cherry Dale Shelby Philadelphia G. H. Austin Camp Point

Bulgars Reach Serbian Soil In Morning Offensive

Sofia reports the Bulgarian general offensive has begun with active fighting along the front. An aviator-led briefing says Bulgarian troops reached Serbian territory up to about 67 miles in some sectors. Public reaction to the king's manifesto declaring war with Serbia is calm, though crowds show intermittent enthusiasm.

Sofia London Serbia

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