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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1915

Page

4

Dedication Activities Mark Evangelical Parsonage and Choirded Revival

A vivid report covers St Peter's new parsonage dedication at Thirteenth and Payson Avenue and officers installed at Luther Memorial Church. It notes Jubiliee observances by St Paul’s St Peter’s and Salem, with revival meetings at Bethel German M E and a Third Order pilgrimage to St Antonius in Melrose Township. The piece highlights sermons, processions, and rich community participation across Quincy’s Evangelical churches.

Quincy St.Paul's St. Peter’s Salem United States Canada St. Peter’s Church Paul Langhorst A. W. Fruechte St. Paul's Church Leemhuis The Evangelical Synod Carl Ludwig Daubert Louis Ernst Nollau Gravois John Jacob Reiss Centerville Ill Herman Gartlichs Femme Osage Philip Jacob Hever St.Charles Wedelin Wall of St. Louis Payson Avenue St. Peter's Church George .P. Behrensmeyer Ernest Lux Guntraetoni Wiliam Pusche Aid Seciety Henry Wool Paul A. Langhorst A. W. Fruechter St. Pauls Church H.-J. Leemhuis Salon Church St. Francis Third Order St. Antonius Church Melrose Township St. Francis Church Grotte Father Francis St. Antonius Father Remy Greman Emil Goetz Bethel German M. E. Church Twelfth Jefferson Streets

RHEUMATISM RELIEF AD PROMOTES Paw-Paw Laxative

Munyon’s Paw-Paw Laxative advertised with claims of relief for inflamed tendons and ligaments from rheumatism. The ad lists multiple druggists including Munyon, Miller and Arthur Drug at 602 Maine, Brown & Mays at Sth and Hamp, Reed’s Drug Store at 5th and Hamp, and Owl Drug Store at 125 N 6th.

UEO Munzon, Miller, & Arthur Maine Brown &Mays Reeds Drug Store Owl

Will Hold Consistory in Rome Before Christmas

Pope Benedict XVI will shortly hold a consistory in Rome at Via Parin to create new cardinals. The consistory is expected to take place before Christmas, with the exact date to be announced by the Vatican.

Rome Via Parin Benedict

Examiner Is Witness At Monday Trial

The Examiner testifies as a witness at Monday’s trial regarding concerns about La Salle Street Bank. Sixty percent of the bank’s loans are reported to go to officers, raising questions about lending practices and governance.

LA Salle Street Bank

Lorimer Case Details Kite Checks and Bank Wreck Plan

Testimony in the La Salle Street Trust case describes kite checks used to float loans to Lorimer Munday and Huttig. Reeves, former head of Drovers Bank, says a 800000 loan pool centered on the executive group and that directors agreed to act to relieve the situation. Potts testimony covers Ashland Bank formation funded by a 200000 paid capital and securities used to seed the bank string. Subpoenas issued for depositors in the Lorimer Munday banks.

Lorimer Comptroller of Currency Washington Reeves Munday A. Trust Chicago E. J. Potts Ashland-Twelfth Street, State Bank la Salle’ Bank la “Salle “Street Bank Potts la Salle Street Bank Ashland Ashland Bank

Coffee and children health study prompt caution

The Texas State Board of Health reports on coffee effects in schoolchildren. Early morning coffee may boost energy but causes quicker fatigue and poorer stamina in the afternoon. Coffee drinkers weighed less, were shorter, and had weaker hand strength than non drinkers. Parents are advised to consider Postum as a caffeine free alternative.

State Board of Health of Texas

Golden Band and Baseball Meet Golden Band and Baseball Meet

A historical program lists Golden Band and Baseball events for October 20 and 21. Activities include concerts by the band, free attractions featuring an educated horse, a baseball game Bowen versus Golden, an automobile parade, band contests, and moving pictures with prizes totaling 150 dollars. The schedule confirms the events proceed as planned despite earlier postponement confusion.

Golden Golden Band Ballpark Bowen Hanna Street Front Street E. Cox

Pine-Tar Honey Claim Relieves Colds in Children

Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey is advertised as effective against colds by acting at the root of throat discomfort. The pine honey blend is said to clear the throat and ease stuffed feelings, with emphasis on benefits for children's colds and early treatment to prevent complications. Price listed as 25c.

Dr. Bell

Chautauqua at Colored Church Opens Week of Events

A four day chautauqua at Eighth and Eln Street Baptist church begins this evening with a competitive drill featuring two ladies and two men as principals. Wednesday offers a comedy play, Thursday includes choral club offerings and impersonations, and the final night presents a pantomime. Refreshments follow each program after a brief prayer service.

Eighth Eln Street Baptist Church

Diplomatic Relations Restored After Mexican Crisis

The United States plans to recognize the Mexican government led by Carranza, ending nearly three years of nonrecognition after Huerta’s overthrow. Carranza’s rise and earlier actions are outlined, along with military moves by Obregon and Gonzales and the status of border affairs, Vera Cruz, and key ports. Reports from Piedras Negras and Vera Cruz note improving conditions, resumed passenger service, and wage increases for Vera Cruz Light and Power workers, with exchange at fourteen to one.

Mexico Francisco Madero Huerta United States Argentina Brazil Chile Washington Henry Lane Wilson Nelson O'Shaughnessy Vera Cruz United States Navy Mexico City C. P Parker Carranza Arredondo Coahuila Madero Sansa Benito Juarez Saltillo Cuatro Cienegas Senate Bernardo Reyes Diaz Francisco’ Madero de Guadelupe Guadelupe Villa Aguas Caliente Zapata Alvaro Obregon Pablo’ Gonzales Chihuahua State Department Piedras Negras Vera’ Cruz Gomez Palacio Vera Cruz, Light and Power Company Guaymas

Kiems Outing Brings Fun and Friendly Rivalry

Kiems grocery store owners and their employees held a group outing at the George and Knoblock farm. About twenty lively participants competed in horseshoes, mumbly peg, and a baseball game between married men and single men. Eddie Forrest pitched for the married team, leading to a narrow 23 to 18 win. The event ended on a lively note with plans for a later snoozing hour.

Kiems George and Rnoblock Eddie Forrest

How to Treat Catarrh With Parmint Remedy

Advice column promotes Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar to relieve catarrh. Suggests 1 tablespoonful four times daily to ease head noises and breathing, claiming easy making, pleasant taste, and low cost. An advertisement notes “Adv.” with no scientific backing.

Adv

Two Nix children cured of croup by Foley's Honey and Tar

J W Nix of Cleveland Ga reports his two children ages 6 and 8 suffered croup last winter. After giving Foley's Honey and Tar only they were entirely cured. He urges this reliable medicine for immediate relief from colds coughs and croup and healing of inflamed throats. Miller Arthur Drug Co.

J.W. Nix Cleveland Croup Miller & Arthur’ Drug Co

Quincy Company Files Articles for New Engineering Firm

Attorney Edward P. Allen filed articles of incorporation yesterday for the Quincy company formed by D. H. Palmer, Melvin Hiserote and Allen to run a general engineering business and trade in securities for the CP. & Q. Railway. Capital stock is $30,000, 360 shares at $100 each, with Palmer and Hiserote holding major interests.

Edward P. Allen James Buffington Quincy “Company D. H. Palmer Melvin Hiserote Mr. Allen CP. & Q. Railway’. Company Palmer Hiserote Melvin Hiscrote Harry E. Seehorn W. J. Heintz

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Evangelical Churches ST. Peter’s Evangelical New Parsonage Luther Memorial Church St. Jacobi Chuch H. J. Leemhuis I. W. Bingaman C. W. Breitweiser Joseph Harvey John L. Pipe Davd Zoller Henry Winter St. Jacobi Church Sund v ‘School D. G. Hamm Third Order Services Vitagraph Walker Whiteside Theatre Broadway Lois Weber Billie Reeves Lorimer-Munday America Moving Picture Theater Madame Fisk Vanity Fair Chautauqua Colored Church Quincy Company New York Central Park West Majestic Central Park Fairyland Pennsylvania Station Eighth Avenue
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