Cherry Theatre and community notes from Cherry
Local notices detail visits by LaSalle residents, a death at St Margaret's, interment in Ladd cemetery, and community events. Arlington chicken supper, dances, and multiple social calls are recorded along with theatre listings for Abraham Lincoln and other features. The Cherry Blue Devils beat Morris 7 to 6 with Pozzi injured, weddings and births noted, and upcoming shows at the Cherry Theatre including The Ten Commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Springfield
Chas. Templeton
Nellie Templeton
LaSalle
Henry Larkin
Robi. Thirlaway
Joseph Thirlaway
Ralph Colver
la Salle
Arlington
John Moore
Art Flannagan
J. Hocheid
Cherry Theatre
Abraham Lincoln
Geo. A. Billings
Ruth Clifford
America
Shirley Mason
Bryant Washburn
Richard Dix
Frances Howard
Bob Custer
Joe Bonomo
Madge Bellamy
Steve Andrione
Steve Bates
Iowa
Nels Wendel
Princeton
Mary Vogt
Chas. Vogt
Bernice Donna
Thos
Mc Donald
Colorado
Chas
Thos. Linder
Jas. Fleming
Chicago
Maggie Ampeccitus
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Riley
J. Caffery
Cherry Blue Devils
Kewanee
Specialists Offer Noninvasive Treatments For Many Ailments
Specialists devote full time to treating a wide range of conditions including stomach and liver disorders, anemia, rheumatism, diabetes, neuralgia, deafness, varicose veins, skin ulcers, headaches, eye problems, and impotence. Treatments claim no cutting or chloroform and include inhouse lens grinding and eyeglass fitting.
Pay As You Are Able Avoid Unnecessary Operations
A guidance note urges consulting professionals before surgical decisions and emphasizes weighing advice prior to proceeding with any knife based procedure. It stresses minimizing operations and avoiding unnecessary interventions through expert consultation.
Free Consultation and Examination Offer for All Patients
A health notice promotes free consultation and examination with no cost, offering a thorough scientific personal exam and opinion after unsuccessful prior doctor treatment. It pledges help arranging treatment regardless of financial status.
Local Fans Mock Kats Rally But Coach Dale Wins
In Spring Valley, locals mock the Kats while coach Dale’s hurry up offense outplays Keewanee and the boiler makers. Police dogs and goats feature in the odd street scene as teams travel for a hoped victory, but fatigue sets in and the cheer fades. Well, if you insist.
Plenty of Nerve in Chicken Trade Gone Sour
A tense exchange centers on theft of chickens and a disputed sale. One man accuses another of stealing fowl and attempting to resell them, while the other defends the act as a fair price for home raised stock. The clash highlights a dispute over ownership and value.
Going to the Dogs Phrase Quips on Exercise
A humorous exchange notes a man’s heavy panting as he nears a state of going to the dogs. The wry remark reflects social tones about fitness and decline with a ribald edge.
Reward for Honesty in a Cynic's Parable
A cynical agent argues honesty gains no rewards in life. only after death does a "straight life" show its payoff. The piece frames honesty versus worldly returns with a sharp moral twist.
That Eloquent Dress Haunts Burt Box Bulletin
A witty verse note on a new evening dress likened to an epigram. The brief remark echoes the column’s light literary tone and playful mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Obliging He Guards View Before Mirror
A brief cartoonish exchange shows a man offering to move aside so another can see better, with casual humor and a light tone. The vignette centers on courtesy and everyday interaction without a clear dramatic event.
No Need for Copies Prompts Youthful Author Debate
A budding writer argues against keeping copies of manuscripts while the friend insists on no copies, claiming he gets all originals back. The exchange centers on writing practice and manuscript handling.
Orator of the Human Race Baron Clootz Executed in Paris
French revolutionary enthusiast Baron Jean Baptiste Clootz called himself the orator of the human race and adopted the name Archasis after a Scythian prince. He was guillotined in Paris in 1794.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Baptiste Clootz
Paris
Two day lectures planned after Princeton High School fire
The Princeton High School burned eliminating the usual Teachers Institute venue, so a two day series of lectures will be held Thursday and Friday for local teachers, giving pupils a two day holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Teachers’ Institute
F. C. Abrahams
Lukan
Dremann
Lestant
Levi Barton
Frank Aimone
Henry Meiers
Jacob May
Stanley Kern
Lyman Phelps
Bloomington
Frank Breen
Rev. Breen
Chebanse
August Trevier
Ottawa
Morgan Greener Sr
Charles Greener
Shettle
Morgan Greener Jr
Greener
Henry Werner Jr
Katherine Swigert
Goering
Harriet Briddick
Chicago
Mary Vogt
Charles
Cherry
Vogt
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Local and Constitutional Relief
The notice explains catarrh worsens when health is run down and asserts a two part remedy. An ointment provides rapid local relief while an internal tonic improves general health. Sold by druggists for over four years by FR. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Kincoalmine No 7 Reopens With 900 Jobs Readied
Preliminary work began Monday to reopen Kin caid mine No 7 owned by Peabody Coal Co after a May closure. In full operation the mine would employ over 900 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kincaid
Peabody Coal Co
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BUICK
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Flint, Michigan
J. E. Seepe Co
Peru, Illinois
Haley and
Knowles
Dr. Knowles
Miles Hotel
Illinois
Clark Hotel
D. E. E. Haley
M. D. Peoria
Dale
Jennywine Spring
Seatonville
Kincaid Coal Mine
Chichester S
Chichester
VIA
Rock Island
Spring Valley
M. J. Klemick
W. J. Lafferty
Trav
Walter Zukowski
St. Paul Street
Graham Brothers
Henry Knauf
Ladd, III
Graham Brothers Trucks
Dodge Brothers
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