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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
8
Peoria business trips and Chicago visits populate a long list of residents traveling for work and family. Hospital stays, births, and recoveries are noted alongside local commerce and theater promotions at Liberty Theatre and other shops.
Dr. H Dunn, formerly TM of Ladd, opens an office near Zand clothing store and has treated patients at St Margaret's Hospital. Mrs. Andrew Savio hosted a West Erie gathering with five hundred played. prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Delaney and Mrs. Charles Dorf. A welzijn roast south of Princeton drew Lena Barto Anna Navaressi Anna Oberlitner Mary Spallone and others from Mendota Princeton and Manlius. Farrow Chix advertises poultry stock with lots listed and prices for various breeds from Peoria Illinois.
In a hostile exchange Sephmorton complains he bore Gay boy's absences and name calls all month. Coedna asks for the reason and Sephmorton explains the grudge ends with Gay boy's poor marks and renewed complaints.
A suitor pleads before Sallie claiming to be a self-made man. Sallie jokes that he lacked a looking glass when he made his face. The four year old brother, listening, adds a quip in Capper's Weekly.
A humorous exchange settles a dispute over finances as a speaker jokes about debts multiplying into couples. The line “No more loans” prompts a playful reply suggesting marital pairing of dollars, reflecting a witty domestic moment.
Poetic reminiscence recalls youth’s sunny years and passing pains. The speaker longs for boyhood and the simple sorrows that soon vanished in tears.
A tenant asks a landlord if he has the legal right to stop a woman on the third floor from screaming at her husband at night. The landlord asks if he is a neighbor. The man replies I am the husband.
A law student inquires about wages for a position. He is told he will receive nothing for six months, then $1,000 per year afterward. He replies he will return in six months.
A brief humorous item records two boys swapping duties after one dismisses a caddy job. The speaker jokes he could perform the work yet could not resist laughing at the task. The note appears in a Watchman-Examiner context.
Bargain sale offered for a two story building with three lots to be taken at once. Furniture stoves and rugs available. Moving to California for health. Inquiries to Joe Wojtowoski 501 Mary St Spring Valley Ml.
A guidance note suggests a person may plug ears with fingertips to avoid distraction while speaking in a moving train. The tip emphasizes keeping a calm voice and avoiding raised tones, proposing ear coverage as a polite workaround for noisy rail travel.
The common quartz crystal serves as an abrasive in sandpaper and is crushed for marble polishing and wood filler. Quartz sands aid glass making, refractory brick, mortar, and cement production, among other uses.
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