Illinois News Roundup From Freeport to Joliet
The Illinois items report the Northern Illinois Teachers meeting in Freeport beginning October 28 and a Pullman fire destroying shops and cars with a 450000 dollar loss. A rogues gallery expansion in Carlinville, reward offers in Pana, and state auto road push in Springfield follow. Promotions, elections, and legal notes appear, including Brundage war on bootleggers, grain crop outlook, civil service exams, and a Joliet church nursery for mothers.
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Iinois Teachers’ Association
Freeport
Pullman Company
Pullman
Carlinville
Pana
Iinois
Illinois State Automobile Association
Springfield
Ilinois
Frank Farrington
John W. Hindmash
Riverton
Harry Fishwick
Walter Nesbitt
Belleville
Farrington
Edward Dobbin
J. M. Zimmerman
International Board
Brundage
Ciry
D. Fessenden
Centralia
Charleston
Chester
Chicago
Danville
DeKalb
East St. Louis
East Moline
Elgin
Harrisburg
Jacksonville
Kankakee
Lincoln
Macomb
Mount Vernon
Normal
Peoria
Pontiac
Quincey
Streator
Urbana
Methodist Church
Joliet
J. L. Whitman
Whittman
Ebersol
Logan County
Small
The
American Legion
Legion
State Public Utilities Commission
Commission
William T. Cross
State Public Welfare Department
General Assembly
Illinois
United States District Court
Guy Kyle
Free Methodist Church
United States
Hooker
Loren Williamson
Williamson
Kyle
William R. McCauley
American Legion Department
Rockford
Champaign
Galena
Belvidere
Woodstock
Mount Carroll
Oregon
Monmouth
Galesburg
Wyoming
Vandalia
3Uffingham
Newton
Robinson
Greenville
Carlyle
Germany Faces Massive Reparations Plan After Paris Council
Paris reports the supreme council approves a German reparations schedule totaling 226 billion gold marks in 42 annual installments with initial payments of 2 and 3 billion marks, plus a 12 percent export tax. Discounts on payments, seizure of customs, and foreign loan bans are included to ensure compliance. Disarmament measures require disbandment of civic groups by July 1. Berlin reacts with disbelief at the proposed sums.
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Paris
Supreme Council
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Germany
Brussels Council of Economic Experts
Military Committee On Disarmament
Council
Einwohnenwehr
Briand
Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
Lloyd George
Tanlac earns praise from Western stockman Logan
George W. Logan of Peabody Kansas a leading Middle West stock dealer says Tanlac restored his health gained thirty five pounds and cured his digestion and nervous fatigue. He reports his wife also found relief and urges others to try the medicine sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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George W. Logan
Peabody
Kansas
Middle West
Tanlac
Taniac
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed in Ad Copy
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick mild effects, promotes the product in bottle sizes, and offers a sample for ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. Also contains unrelated notes on Garfield Tea and beauty topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Druggist's Advice Promotes Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs. Mary Livingood of Danville Illinois recounts how her health and weight improved after one bottle of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, prescribed by a local druggist as the best tonic on the market, with no alcohol involved.
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Danville
Dr. Pierce
Mary Livingood
Eatonic Claimed To Relieve Gas And Indigestion
Mrs. W. H. Person reports relief from awful gas using Eatonic. The ad claims acidity and gas are quickly removed and appetite and strength return once the stomach is right. It urges Hatonic tablets after meals and notes a big box costs only a trifle with a druggist guarantee.
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G. W. Logan
Peabody, Kansas
Garfield
Beauty Doctor
Bull
Durham
Eatonic
Parker's
resDanarall
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Kremola
Fesse
Bes