Smallpox Threat Highlighted by Former Health Commissioner
Former Health Commissioner urges universal vaccination to prevent 78 smallpox cases in 1914 Rock Island. He cites other contagious diseases, calls for stricter dairies inspections, proposed incineration for garbage, and cooperative use of an isolation hospital to curb spread and reduce costs.
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Moline
Forty-second Street
Twin-Cities
TIL GLADDENS SORE FEET WITH TIZ RELIEF
An old advertisement touts TIZ for tired feet promising relief from aches corns blisters and swelling. It claims acids and poisons are drawn out and offers a 25 cent box from druggists or department stores for immediate foot comfort.
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Emi
Rock Island to Hear Local Improvement Assessment
Rock Island city council orders paving along Eighth avenue from Thirty-eighth to Forty-first street and seeks county court assessment of costs. Final hearing set for January 14, 1915 at 9 00 a m. objections may be filed beforehand. Assessment payable in ten installments with five percent interest after confirmation. Ren J F Schriver named as officer for the assessment.
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Rock Island, IL
Eighth Avenue
County Court
Rock Island County
Ren J. F. Schriver
Rock Island
Lil
Ninth
Benj. F. Schriver
Ant
German Service Doctor Treats 100 Cases Daily at Castle Holzen
Davenport physician Dr Henry Matthey is among a few American surgeons accepted by the German government for duty at Castle Holzen near Munich. He serves at a major military hospital handling 100 daily cases, with Roentgen X rays and a strict military staff. The hospital operates with free service from most attaches and honors German and American medical leadership. Dr Matthey supports German officials against English use of aluminum tipped bullets and praises Munich Red Cross care. a public taxation notice for Rock Island follows.
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Henry Matthey
Davenport
Matthey
Castle Holzen
Arnulf
Bavaria
Ebenhausen
Munich
Isar
Alps
Roentgen
Ritter von Pflaum
Baron von Stein
Salmier
Strahnber
Germany
America
Palais Wittelsbach
Dr. Matthey
American Red Cross
Charley White to Fight Welsh Champion Freddie Welsh
Charley White of Chicago earned a title shot after his Dec 31 draw with Young Joe Shugrue at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Jimmy Johnston booked White to meet World Champion Freddie Welsh on Jan 13 at 135 pounds, with White to begin training after a rest day.
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New York
Charley White
Chicago
Joe” Shugrue
Jersey City
Madison Square Garden
Freddie Welsh
Jimmy Johnston
White
Shugrue
Skeeter
Twin-City Newspaper Baseball League Forms In May Debut
The first of its kind locally, a twin-city paper league formed in April and began play in May. Officers include President J M Colligan and Secretary H F Podhaski. Four teams entered: The Argus, Daily Union, Mo line Dispatch and Moline Mail. The Argus led early but lost the pennant to the Union by one game.
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J. M. Colligan
Argus
Lee Blackman
Dispatch
H. F. Podhaski
Frank Swan
The
Daily Union
Moline Dispatch
Moline Mail
Island City Park
Union and Mail
Browning Field
Moline
Argus and
Union
Argus Nine
Mail Nine
Catton Defeats Goff In Balk Line Exhibit
Rock Island bowler Marcus W. Catton outplayed Charles Goff 300 to 86 in an 18 2 balk line exhibition before the Rock Island club. Referee Dr C W Mueller oversaw the match as Catton showcased fancy shots and a growing professional reputation. In a separate note Charley Cutler defeated Pat Connolly in a two fall wrestling match in Louisville.
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Catton Deeats Goff
Marcus W. Catton
Rock Island
Charles Goff
Daven
Port
Catton
C. W. Mueller
Cutler
Louisville
Charley Cutler
Chicago
Pat Connolly
Comhelly
Day in Davenport features Andersons and court notes
Attorney Sharon confined to home for two weeks after a broken left ankle. A Black Hand letter found at City Hall is suspected to be a hoax or prank, with detective work by Carl Sommer. Prize photographs exhibit at the public library and a Manchester church call for Rev W J Suckow are reported along with obituaries for Richard Benson and Katherine Lawton. A verdict favors George Feiner in a delay damages case against Western Union. Marriages licenses issued and Lara Parker appointed deputy clerk of the U S district court Davenport division.
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Sharon
E. M. Sharon
Sharon & Higgins
Cora- Lee-Roy
City Hall
Carl Sommer
Everhardt
Schramm
Sommer
Black Hand Society
Davenport
United States
Davenport Camera Club
Photo Era Magazine
Manchester
W. J. Suckow
Edwards Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Iowa
Suckow
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Edwards Church
Richard Benson
le Claire Township
James Benson
le Claire
Ireland
Mt. Union Cemetery
Princeton
Katherine Lawton
Linden Flats
Scott Street
Lawton
Madison
Wis
Ogden
William Lawton
Clinton
Clarence D. Lawton
Hazel B. Lee
Hill’s Chapel
Berea Congregational Church
Fourth and
Pine Streets
Oakdale Cemetery
G. Feiner
George Feiner
Davenport Fish Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Feiner
Western Union
Horan
F. A. Cooper
Sees
Harry J. McFarland
United States District Court
Southern District of
Miss Parker
McFarland
Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark Natural Sage and Sulphur Formula
An old remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur promises to darken gray hair and stop dandruff when applied regularly. A 50 cent bottle sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound at drug stores. Use a sponge or brush to apply to hair strand by strand for gradual darkening and added gloss. Harper House pharmacy advertisement.
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Wyeth
Harper House Pharmacy
Adv
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G. G. Craig
M. D
Bright
Health Department
Pears
Ilinois
Rockford
Witter
Rela Merelas
OLD Mission Beer
Rock Island Brewing CO
DR. H. Matthey
GEO. A. Dickel & Co., Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
ED T. Murrin
Hostetter
Frece
Griggs
Music House
East Second Street
Edwin Hauer
Lillie Schultz
Hugo J. Plumbeck
Charlotte Puck
Frank J. Stewart J
Iva Chandler
Lara Parker
Annie Petty
Junction City
Kan
Brown’s Business College