Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Thomson Review in Thomson, Illinois

We have 16,533,718 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1926

Page

2

Seven Mile Voice Town Crier of Burnham on Sea

Juanes Cox, the Burnham on Sea town crier, is famed for a seven mile voice along Marine Parade to Point Buoy. American reports doubted his feat, but local spokesman F. and Patey assert his voice can be heard seven miles away, even by captains of vessels who heard him announce losses and strays.

Burnham-on-Sea Point Buoy Juanes Cox Cox Town Criers Mr. Cox America F. & Patey Gasette

Orphans Kidnaped From Camden Classes by State Board

Two Camden school children were legally kidnaped from their classrooms and placed under guardianship by the state board due to their grandmother Augusta Wilhelm’s inability to nutritionally support them. John Palmer age ten was taken from Mickle school and Viola Wilhelm age twelve from Ed Heart parochial school. The prior attempt had failed as the grandmother resisted surrender. The father died in a railroad accident nine years ago and the mother died four years ago. Wilhelm had only 50 cents a day from the state and did odd jobs to survive. Miss Frances Day, state board superintendent, explained the action while praising the grandmother’s care but noting age and poverty hindered proper supervision.

Philadelphia Camden State Board of Children’s Guardians Augusta Wilhelm John Palmer Mickle School Viola E d Heart Misa Day

Mausoleum for Buena Vista Hero Zachary Taylor

The body of Zachary Taylor, Mexican War hero and twelfth U.S. president, will finally rest in government ground. A mausoleum near the old site is planned to house Taylor and his wife, featuring bronze doors, stonework, and a laminated window wall. The structure will span about 26 feet in length and commemorate the general who defeated Santa Anna’s forces.

Louisville Zachary Taylor United States Buena Vist Santa Anna Genersi Aena Ibnestone

Rheims Struggles to Recover After War Damage

Rheims and Rheims Rhbelis remain among France's few cities with eui apartments and a slum. Postwar rebuilding lags as population of about 75,000 fails to return to prewar 117,000. The city’s postwar image links to cathedrals and wartime events, underscoring slow recovery.

Rheims Rhbelis France Eui

Science beats silk worm at own game

An early 20th century report describes rayon as a vegetable fiber imitating cotton and silk. It covers invention by Chartonner, production methods, and the rise of rayon demand as a competitor to cotton goods, noting scale, prices, and global output. It references uses in textiles, telegraph insulation, and decorative items.

Science The Mit Thitaire de Chartonner Artilleia Bahsen Statis United States Sis

California Completes Great Highway Work

California finishes major stretch of the Ventura coast road with 7.4 miles cleared. Engineers report 1724 cubic yards of rock and earth moved in the segment through Solid Rock cliffs, costing substantial sums and involving work suspended from cables over steep drops. Completion targets next summer for paving along the route.

Los Angel Ventura Ocean Shore Dis Symphore Canyon Stadin Wi

Parisians Again Embrace German Foods Amid Tension

An 1919 era note portrays Parisians returning to German dishes like frankfurters and sauerkraut, reflecting food diplomacy amid strain. The text hints at public debate over culinary preferences and German influence, with references to Paris and Frankfurt exchanges and cultural sentiment.

Sauerkrautener Paris Meng Frankfurt Spd

Special Gold Coin to Be Circulated in Italy

A historical brief notes a commemorative gold coin intended for circulation in Italy. The description mentions a seated figure with laurel or victory imagery, a winged figure, and a fascist insignia. The engraving references years 1913 to 1918 and a rock summit motif.

Italy Aly Tantryman

The Faithful Printer

A historical note recalls a printer whose name appeared with the Herald in misprinted fashion. In a Christmas week issue, the printer’s type misreadings echoed through church notices and the poetical hymn praising the Herald Angels Sing, shaping a quirky print history anecdote.

Trial of the F3x A pyx at the English mint

The coin testing ritual known as the trial of the pyx involves a jury of goldsmiths who inspect coins yearly to ensure they meet weight and fineness standards. The process confirms whether the coins pass the requisite quality checks.

Lepeed

Fortyties Claim Tiny World Center at Tulagi in Solomons

In Tulagi Solomon Islands the claim lists forty people in the smallest world center activity with thirty white residents and ten Chinese. The place is described as one of the earth’s loneliest spots.

Cazitre Tulagi Solomon Islands

Eskimos No Spanking Claim Complicates Child Care Comment

A Kansas City Star writer notes the claim that Eskimos never spank their children is likely exaggerated. The piece suggests it would take most of the day to undress children enough for a spanking to be noticeable, highlighting cultural generalizations and practical constraints in parenting debates.

Kansas City Star

On Speaking Is HM wny one cak of thee

Fragmentary quotation urges self reform to withstand others judgments. The archaic phrasing hints at rhetorical advice on speaking honestly and bearing truth. No identifiable person or event is clearly named in readable text.

Fragmented Yiddish Dialogue in a City Laundry Scene

A brief clipped exchange shows a wife asking about earnings and a man answering he runs a laundry. A garbled name for the sundry shop appears as Blizs Anb, suggesting a local business vignette or comic-strip caption with dialect speech and a misread sign.

Canned Tomatoes Valued Aboard Aging Navy Ships

Canned tomatoes prove cooling and souring in old coal burning navy ships where crews endure extreme heat ranging from 10 to 175 degrees while performing daily duties.

Unrepentant Wife in Court Over Domestic Cruelty

A wife recounts that her husband broke every dish over her head and treated her cruelly. The judge asks if he apologized. she says no, as an ambulance driver took him away before he could speak. United Noise reports from the scene.

United Noise

Bridges Defined Under U S Mexico Treaty Near El Paso

International accord fixes the river boundary and grants about 18 000 acres of American land south of the Rio Grande while the river edges run about 20 miles into the United States There are three bridges on San Elizaro Island the Lee Moor Fabens and Tornillo bridges

United States Mexico

Five smallest nations listed with dubious names

A dubious regional notice from Farlua News lists five tiny countries with inconsistent spellings and figures. It names Mouico and Ane dort with unclear areas, San Marino cited as 46 square miles, Leichtenstein at 16, and a Dane gig free city at 20 square miles.

Mouico San Marino Leichtenstein Anedort HO Syrite Wiles Dane Gig Free City Farlua News

First Oil Spouter In United States Found in 1859

An early oil discovery is recorded in August 1859 at Wil­li­sville Illinois where the first well produced oil from a depth of 604 feet marking a historic United States oil industry milestone.

United States Willsville Ill

Bound to Be Dissatisfied Frail Night Rest Fussing

A reader complains about a neighbor kept awake at night and disruptions at home. The letter voice notes frustration with ongoing disturbances and seeks quiet to finish tasks. The writer labels the behavior as careless and disruptive to daily life.

Fable On: two cars collide and drivers retreat

A vague report describes a two car collision with both drivers leaving the scene in whispers. No clear identities or locations are provided.

The Shining Exception Quotation Misheard Family Line

A fragment from The Shining Exception presents dialogue asking if any family member ever made a brain marriage, to which the response notes only the wife. The citation reflects a partial, unclear OCR reading of a literary line.

Phrase Origins From Mrs Centilevre Comedy

The term simon pnre to distinguish the cengine from the tase comes from the principal character in Mrs Centilevre's comedy A Bold Stroke for a Wife who trally worst opponent who had assumed his name.

Simon Pnre

What Does He Think It 9 Autols After Killing Hedy

A cryptic exchange unfolds as a perplexing line from a historical page shows a dialogue about an animal replacement. The quarrel hints at character dynamics and social tension within a halted scene.

Hedy

Silent father fears more than wrath, proverb notes

A Chinese proverb warns that the well bred son fears a父’s silence more than anger, implying restraint speaks louder than words in guiding behavior and discipline.

Conciliating a Guest Sparks a Bridge Party Feud

Bobby returns home to a quarrel as his wife plans a bridge party. A guest threatens to walk out. The wife urges mediation while another claims the guest will leave, taking six chairs and four tables with her.

Bobby

Ancient Relic Tommy Pop and the Smoke Less Powder

Fragmentary account notes a relic named Tommy Pop and a smoky powder use. The text references women and complexion trends, with scattered phrases about time and tools. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and missing context.

Tommy Pop

Bloc and Lobby in Legislative Influence

A bloc is a group of legislators organized to influence legislation while a lobby refers to individuals outside the legislative body who seek to sway policy. The terms describe distinct but related efforts to affect lawmaking through organized voting blocs and external advocacy.

Misquoted exchange on marriage vows cited by Boston Transcript

A clipped Boston Transcript quote shows a playful exchange about marriage and burdens, with a line about whether the speaker felt capable of bearing the weight of the union and a promise to manage whatever the partner could provide.

Paps Permissis Boston Transcript

Salesman Wanted for Lubricating Oils and Paints

Advertisement from The Jed Oil and Paint Co of Cleveland Ohio seeking a salesman to cover lubricating oils greases and paints with either salary or commission arrangement. Attractive opportunity for salesmanship and travel.

Jed Oil and Paint Go Cleveland Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chantel Hero of Buena Vista California New York Herald Gordon Pennett, Jr Herald Angels Musk Optical Co Fulton Ulinois Bloc Cretonne Christmas Club Everybody Welcome First National Bank Lyons Clinton Town Clinton County Lyons Savings Bank Clinton, Iowa Garrett Sterenberg Clinton National Bank Iowa E. A. Young C. H. Young Albert 8. Rathbun A.f.johnson Clinton Savings Bank Sixth Avenue and Second St Savings Bank of Kewanee Kewanee, Illinois Mr. & A Thompson Robbins FF Hendricks Allison Building Fulton Illinois A.M. Blodgett Attorney AT Law Tllinois Rogers Illinois Kinney Dentists Towle & Hypes Raye Smith Fifth Ave
Search Courier

Search the Thomson Review Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Thomson Review?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication