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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1915

Page

3

German admiralty hints Arabic sinking may be unknown fate

Berlin Aug 31 German admiralty officials suggested the submarine that may have torpedoed the steamer Arabic could have foundered or been sunk by the British. An admiralty official said no news on Arabic’s sinking was yet available and noted submarines rarely stay out longer than three weeks. He added reports on torpedoing operations typically arrive eight to fourteen days, sometimes up to a fortnight after the event. The official emphasized it may soon be possible to determine whether their fears about the submarine are correct.

Berlin London Admiralty England

Macomb Reports New Foot and Mouth Cases Near Farms

Aug 31 in Macomb Illinois reports two new foot and mouth cases near the Walker and Statler farms, farthest south seen in the area. Cattle and hog totals are given for Leighty and Assyn Les, with inspectors appraising stock and planning prompt euthanization. Government vets J W Servatius and H Myers base headquarters at Pace hotel as farmers are advised to stack grain amid uncertain eradication timelines. Captain Cal Gruell, a former Quincy resident, arrives in town for a brief visit staying with the Levy family.

Macomb Good _ Hope W. Assyn Les J. W Servatius H. Myers Macamb Pace

Dr. James Headache Powders promise fast relief

An ad boasts that Nervé-ricking, splitting or dull headaches and neuralgia vanish in moments with Dr James Headache Powders costing 10 cents a pack. It claims the powder provides the quickest relief and urges readers to avoid suffering and buy now.

James

Mrs Williams Sues Fourteen Years of Sickness

Elkhart Indiana woman Mrs Sapie Williams reports long standing organic inflammation female weakness and bearing down pain. After six doctors and four months on Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she says relief came. She invites others to write for confidential advice.

Elkhart Ind Lydia F. Pinkham Saapie Williams James Street Indiana Lydia E Pinkham Pinkham Laboratory Lynn,Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham

Old Folks Meeting Set in Richfield M E Church

Richfield Illinois August 31 sixteenth annual Old Folks meeting to be held in the M E church Sunday September 5. Notables from Quincy including Judge McCarl and Attorney Schmiedeskamp on program. Davis sisters sing When You Were Young Maggie and Till Noon. Mixture of devotional talks songs and addresses throughout the day with speakers from Hull Liberty Quincy Pittsfield and Plainville.

Richfield Ill M.E MecCarl HE. Schmiedeschamp Quincy Davis Sisters Vott Maggie T. Mu Brown Noltensmeyer Nolténsmeyer Illinois J. M. Brown H. E. Schmiedeskamp Jo . Browns Con. W. E. Williams Pittsfield You Rev. Noltensmeyer

Town Topics Probation and Local Notes

Officer Thomas Nolan receives a letter from a woman in Elannibaly seeking help to place a five year old girl in a home as a family member. The husband travels regularly, with references to Wiehe and an auditor's trip. City health officer William H. Gross is ill and homebound. City school official E. G. Bauman spoke at Wheaton and will return next year.

Thomas Nolan Elannibaly Quincy Offeradd Wiehe Enne Salt Lake City Utah West Scotts Bluff Neb Colorado City Superintendent of Schools E. G. Bauman Wheaton Teachers’ Institute Wiliam HH. Gross Washington Street

No Bulgarian Turkey Peace Treaty Confirmed

London August 31 Bulgarian legation had no confirmation of an Athens report that a treaty guaranteeing Bulgaria neutrality for the remainder of the war has been signed.

London Athens Bulgaria Turkey

Dr Claxton proposes practical education remedy for farmers

Dr P C Claxton speaks to Adams County Teachers Association outlining a practical plan to reform schooling. He urges vocation training, centralized schools, teacher longevity, and farmer literacy in soil science, seeds, stock feeding, and marketing, arguing education must align with real farm life. Practically all county teachers attend.

P. C. Claxton Adams County Teachers’ Association Nced Claxton Whig Switzerland Denmark Colegrove

Fort Totten Mortars Fire In Test to Guard New York

Photographs show Uncle Sam test firing twelve inch mortars at Fort Totten on Long Island Sound. The seven mile range guns produce giant plumes as 700 pound projectiles arc skyward. Officials say hits are confirmed by white water towers, signaling potential fleet destruction if deployed.

Uncle Sam Fort Totten New York Long Island Sound Long, Island Manhattan Brooklyn Long Island Sound

Sheibina Fair Opens With Record Attendance

By Staff Correspondent STIELBINA Mo Aug 31 Fair opened today with largest first day attendance in history. The floral hall is the greatest of its kind ever exhibited here and the agricultural displays have never been equaled. Governor Major spoke on good roads, schools, and citizenship, urging citizens to strive toward those ends.

sBy Stielbina Sheibina Major Rozdy

German veterans denounce Roosevelt at encampment

In St Paul Minnesota on August 21 Kreig erbund the organization of former German soldiers held its annual encampment and adopted resolutions denouncing Theodore Roosevelt for his Plattsburg address declaring his egotism was all but criminal.

ST. Paul, Minn Kreigerbund Theodore ‘Roosevelt Plattsburg

Cure for Itch and Eczema Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement claims Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment provides immediate relief from severe itching burning and discharge in eczema pimples and dandruff. The claim highlights fast healing when other treatments fail.

Exigán Raider Orozco Killed After Border Fugitive Career

Exigán int killed as raider Orozco who fought Huerta forces across Chihuahua Durango Coahuila and Leon and evaded U.S. troops for years after joining Huerta. He escaped New Mexico arrest last June and was thought killed following a recent near-elusive trail near El Paso.

Madero Orozco Huerta Chihuahua Durango Coahuilac Leon Villa Conzales Obregon Mexico Flo Quinaga United States Soen Tle U.S el Paso California Newman N. M Bend

Pan American conference backs provisional Mexican president

Washington August 31 Pan American conferees will endorse and the American government will recognize the provisional Mexican president elected by Villa Zapata the cientifico and other factions and elements regardless of whether Carranza comes in a high official of the state department said today.

Carranza Washington Villa Zapata Cientifico State ‘Department

Illinois State Fair 1915 Big Days Program

The Illinois State Fair opens September 17 1915 with daily thrills. Auto racing aerial acts and aviation exhibitions promise sensation. University and political days feature notable speakers and events. Miss Ruth Law headlines daily flights and parachute stunts amid daily fireworks.

Waa Republic. Ang Dunnes Barney ‘Oldfield Art Smith DeLloyd-Thompson Ruth Law Aviatics

Pigs Club Exhibit at State Fair Encourages Youth

Illinois Boys and Girls Pig Clubs prepare for a state fair exhibit September 27 25 for youths ages ten to eighteen. Breeds shown include Berkshire Chester White Duroc Jersey Hampshire and Poland China. No pens charge. admission tickets provided to contestants. transport aid arranged via state leader. Five $10 premiums in each litters under six months boar under six months sow under six months. State Board of Agriculture and Illinois Livestock Breeders Association cover halves of premiums. other classes offer prizes. Clubs statewide drive interest in pure bred pigs.

Illinois State Board of Agriculture Iwinois Livestock Breeders’ Association Association

Relics Exhibit at Illinois State Fair Showcasing Early Pioneers

Relics from Illinois settlers will be exhibited at the State Fair September 17 to 25. The collection includes spinning wheels plows ox yokes and other pioneer tools. The State Board of Agriculture enlarges the display and will place it in the north wing of the exposition building. local residents will be on hand to explain the items' uses.

State Board of Agriculture Exposition

State Fair as a Schooling Exposition Opens at Springfield

The IH nois State Fair in Springfield runs September 17 to 26 as an educational center. It will showcase industrial, social, and economic life with thousands attending, turning the big exposition into a schooling in itself.

Ihnois Springfield

Last Day for Reservists in New York War Exodus

New York reports an official Italian manifesto declaring the last day reserves may present themselves for military duty in the Italian kingdom. The city’s final shipload of reserves left over ten days ago and is due to reach Naples within the time limit.

New York Italy Kingdom Naples

Italians on reserve list barred from return to homeland

Italians living in the country on the reserve list who have not answered the final call to arms will be permanently barred from returning to their native land, and face prosecution for desertion if they attempt to do so.

American export trade imperilled by currency declines

On August 2 the first business day of the month shows a sharp depreciation in chief foreign currencies. Sterling at 4.55 percent, francs at 6.04, marks at 8.34, with losses ranging from 13 to 33 cents or points compared with August 2 figures. The report notes substantial declines in key currencies affecting U.S. export trade.

Agee Afl Reichsmarks Today BOL

Reed v Reed divorce suit cites infidelity and custody

Benjamin F. Reed files for divorce from Anna S. Reed in circuit court charging infidelity. The couple married June 17, 1906 and separated June 24, 1915. Co-respondents include George Mathews and Clinton Rankin. Reed seeks custody of three children.

Erde Beatty Benjamin F. Reed Anna Reed F. J. Penick Bluffs George Mathews Clinton Rankin

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