Spring Valley Gazette Masthead and Mailing Note
The Spring Valley Gazette lists P. M. Mahoney as editor and manager. It notes a one year paid in advance subscription price of $2.06 and states the paper is entered at the Spring Valley Illinois post office as second class mail matter.
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Spring Valley Gazette
P. M. Mahoney
Spring Valley
Illinois
Buck Up and Return to Pep in Work and Life
A motivational piece urges readers not to accept decline after business reverses. It argues that loss of pep stems from wrong career fit and urges seeking work that truly engages one. It claims permanent failure is impossible for the determined to succeed.
Courtesy as a daily virtue and memory of a mother
A reflective piece urges readers to revive daily courtesy learned from mothers. It argues polite words and small acts improve workplaces and streets, recalling the Boy Scout motto to do a good turn daily and to say thank you after favors.
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Willie
Ode to a Simple Car
A reflective piece praises a car for reliability and ease of use. It extols absence of modern hassles such as buttons horns and license costs. The narrator celebrates durable tires steady spark plugs and a timeless frame that suits long miles with minimal needs.
Incubation of Eggs Under Cotton Cover Warmed by Charcoal
The practice began in England with eggs incubated under a cotton covering heated by a charcoal fire. This early method shows how warmth and containment were used to start hatchings.
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England
Bureau County Con Crete Highway Mileage Totals
Breakdown of projected mileages under two bond issues totaling 100 million dollars. Routes list between County Line and towns including Spring Valley Ladd Cherry Arlington La Moille Princeton Bureau and Tiskilwa with segments toward De Pue Neponset and Dover. The two bonds cover 60 million and 40 million portions, summing to 182.0 miles.
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New Bedford
Sheffield
Buda
Normandy
Walnut
Ohio
Moille
Kasbeer
Priviceton
Spring Valley
Ladd
Cherry
Arlington
la Moille
Princeton
Bureau
Tiskilwa
Hennepin
Pike
Ivy Way
County
Dover
Wyanet
Mineral
Neponset and Co
de Pue
Joliet Brewery Heads Surrender on Prohibition Violations
Three Joliet Products Co officials John P F Healy George Cummings and John E Hearn surrendered to United States Commissioner Glass for a hearing on September 24 facing charges of violation of prohibition laws. They posted bonds of 1000 each after warrants were issued following seizure of a truckload of beer at the plant. The beer was found to contain an illegal percentage of alcohol.
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Joliet Products Company
Joliet
United States
Glass
Jacob Schinderke
John PF. Healy
George Cummings
John £. Hearn
Meanest Man Identified Stealing Papers from Newsboy
An eastern businessman, called the meanest man, stole a newspaper from a blind newsboy for four months. He wore rubber-soled shoes to slip away quietly, was tracked down, and police escorted him to jail. A judge fined him heavily. subscribing in advance would have been cheaper.
Cabbage Butterfly Recalls City Adventure Talk
The Cabbage Butterfly Cecropia chats with a waking moth about a daytime seaside visit and a city trip. She describes the city skyline, high buildings, and the experience of seeing many people while preferring the country homeland.
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Cecropia
Cécropia
Iir
Tongue Twisters Highlight Nonsense Phrases From Reports
A string of tongue twisters and tonguey phrases appears in a cleaned OCR fragment, featuring playful alliteration and named segments. The text seems to be a linguistic showcase rather than a news event, containing repeated consonant patterns and quirky names.
New Football Rules for 1923 Change Scoring and Kicks
The National Commission adopts 1923 rules ending skid ding for a touchdown and outside kicks. In close goal line plays the ball goes to the one yard line, replays begin there, and a defender kicking a loose ball in the end zone can impact scoring outcomes.
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National Commission
Refrigeration Aids Miners Explore Cool Deep Shafts
Refrigeration is described as a modern science with uses in mining. It overcomes water influx in porous formations by freezing surrounding earth and provides cool air to penetrate deep shafts, enabling miners to carry shafts through water bearing strata and reach greater depths.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims fast relief for nasal catarrh
Hall's Catarrh Medicine consists of an ointment that relieves catarrhal inflammation and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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Halwa
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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