Joliet man chosen head of Illinois State Coroners Association
William Wunderlich of Joliet elected president of the Illinois State Coroners Association at its annual Beardstown meeting. Clarence M. Rhoades of Springfield re-elected secretary and treasurer. William Hare of Bloomington first vice president. William Fenourle of Kankakee second vice president. Peter Hoffman of Chicago third vice president. Meeting place set for next year. Fire damages Wellington heater. loss estimated at 15000.
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William Fenourle
Kankakee
Peter Hoffman
Chicago
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Woman’s Suffrage Onion
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Evelyn Arthur Lee
Absolute Life Cult
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State Board of Pardons
Lee
Illinois News Nuggets roundup of Decatur deaths and state items
Decatur reports the deaths of Dr W J Chenoweth and J Edward Bering after an interurban car collision near Decatur. Bering designed the Horse shoe Bend on the Pennsylvania rail road and was father to Wilson M Bering, decatur postmaster. Other items note Fort Sheridan camp plans, 1000 National Security League members join, and a list of prominent invitees. Reports from Pana Springfield Grayville Bloomington Champaign Urbana Quincy Litchfield Murphysboro Havana Mount Pulaski Sterling detail local events, accidents, fires, and community milestones.
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Emil C. Wetten
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Potter Palmer, Jr
Mitchell D. Follansbee
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Edward V. Price
George E. Foss
C. L. Dering
Martin M. Ritter
Ayers Boal
Taylor E. Brown
H. H. Merrick
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Alvin Lindsay
Sikeston
Bloomington
Joseph Stapleton
Assumption
Assumption Board of Education
Champaign
Michael McGraw
Urbana
Alexander Lumber Company
Quincy
Daniel M. White
Olive Alexander
Litchfield
Highth
St. Louis
Epworth League
Litchfield-Hillsboro
Murphysboro
Coy Bell
Brown Shoe Company
Elliott Avenue Baptist Church
Havana
Mount Pulaski
Pantalion Keck
Sterling—Willis Ekloff
False Pride
A Philadelphian tale recalls sage counsel about pride in hard times. An old employer tells a youth named George to seek any available job rather than complain about idle days.
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Charles W. Morse
George
Philadelphia Ledger
Self Shampooing and Two Boys Sell Guernsey for Profit
An ad promotes Cuticura products and free samples by mail from Boston. A Springfield Vermont Reporter item tells how two teen boys bought a Guernsey cow for 200 dollars, kept her with a farmer for two years, raised two calves, and sold the trio for 625 dollars, netting about 100 dollars each after keeper costs.
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Boston
Vermont
Springfield
Mandy Didn't Care
A Times of Cuba excerpt shows a mother questioning Mandy about Mis Sally's words. Mandy replies with solemn defiance that she has saved nothing and does not care about the claim of possessing an immortal soul.
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Sally
Cuba
The Limit
A short exchange reveals a bleak outlook as two speakers remark on a pessimist. Their dialogue highlights themes of misery and social isolation.
Gods of Love and Jealousy
A Savannah News column argues jealousy stems from misguided love and can exist without love. It notes jealous plans lack brains, missteps cause self retribution, and trust can curb jealousy while love and jealousy are distinct, separable forces.
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Savannah News
Country life or city scene sparks with a talk
Farmer Corntessel questions rural life while noting a subdivision near city hall. The map shows a fountain in the park and heavy traffic with cars all around, highlighting a blend of country roots and urban development.
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Farmer Corntessel
Germany's Potato Crop Declines From Record Harvest
Germany produced 60,200,000 metric tons of potatoes, a record high, but many tubers were diseased and perished due to winter storage issues. Prices fell amid the large harvest, contrasting with 34,300,000 tons in 1912.
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Germany
The Hewlett Family of America Descendants Traced
The Hewlett Family of America traces all members to George Hewlett who immigrated from England in 1640. lineage records emphasize direct descent and a shared ancestral line across generations.
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Hewlett Family
America
George Hewlett
England
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