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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
5
Wm Hawk son of Mr and Mrs Wm Hawk is in Kiercy hospital Clint on after Saturday’s farm work mishap he strained himself and is suffering from hernia. Several mentions of visitors and births with local families and neighbors including Mr and Mrs Arthur Buses and others.
Word came last week of the death of Glads Mason the young niece of Mrs. E ALG and daughter of Mrs. Grant Mason of Calan us Ta The wake was laid to rest in Fulton cemetery where the farmers resided
A speaker denounces foreign influence and socialism while proclaiming allegiance to the United States. He rejects red flags and czarist imagery, championing Uncle Sam and the American flag as the sole creed. He urges listeners to speak only for America and to respect national symbols. The address emphasizes patriotism and anti foreign rhetoric.
Last Thursday evening a minor collision occurred near the Lewis Motor Co. garage as Henry Hebbler rode north and Alfred Williams traveled east. Williams struck Hebbler’s rear wheel, flipping the car but causing no injuries or damage. A Knights of Pythias count meeting in Lanark blocked the main street, serving ice cream and cake while a radio hooked to Madison, Wisconsin, let many Knights hear the program.
A Cape Breton man receiving treatment in a Toronto hospital had a nail embedded in his spine for 21 years removed. Three vertebrae were taken out to extract the nail. The patient, identified as Puiavali, is said to be recovering well and on the road to recovery.
To see America and recreate in the world’s largest vacation land this summer. Vacation costs are down and the West beckons. Bless your eyes with the emerald gem of the Northern Rockies Lake St Mary in Glacier National Park.
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