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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
2
Paid in advance for twelve months, the Spring Valley Cazette offers a year of local news and notices. Subscription price listed as two dollars, with post office mailing details in Spring Valley Illinois.
The present session is likely to apply the garnishment act to municipal county school and park workers. State workers cannot be sued, but cities counties townships and school districts can. The senate has passed the bill and it awaits House action with favorable prospects. Officials should pay debts like other workers and be compelled to repay if needed.
The article argues that children who are bottle fed and miss milk and vegetables risk losing many teeth by midlife, predicting a toothless old age around age 45. It warns of a painful journey filled with discomfort along the way.
The article explains that calcium and phosphorus are key to tooth formation and that vitamins from milk, vegetables, and fruits support dental health. It likens child nutrition to soil preparation for crops and stresses prenatal diet, early feeding, and lifelong balanced nutrition for durable teeth.
A memoir excerpt recounts a young man writing to a razor firm offering to mail fifty cents for one razor. The firm humorously acknowledges the order and sends a razor, joking that the purchaser’s "cheek" may not need payment. The exchange highlights quaint letter-writing style and playful quips of the era.
The Rev Guy H Frazier of Anderson South Carolina endorses the Liberty Theatre screening Are You Fit To Marry He urges compulsory education by showing the film to all youths to curb deformities and abuses and save the race through engaged viewing.
Robert Gardner aged 17, Mendota high school junior, died minutes after falling from a Ford racer when the car turned a corner near the school. His father, Senator C P Gardner, who had been ill, died last Sunday and was buried Tuesday. He is survived by his mother Mrs C P Gardner and his sister Margaret McDee.
Vincent Joe Cerri Cedar Point saloon keeper pleaded guilty to attempted bribery and liquor violations. He paid fines totaling 1000 dollars in county court Judge Harry Beck imposed 500 dollars for bribery and 250 dollars on each of the two liquor counts.
In Bureau County Circuit Court Chancery, by decree dated May 2 1925, Master in Chancery Louis A Zearing will sell at 2 PM May 29 1925 at the east door Princeton to highest bidder Lot 12 Block 1 H J Millers Addition Spring Valley except coal right to dig mine remove surface not occupied. Taxes for 1925 apply. Cash on sale day. Complainant’s solicitor C N Hollerich.
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