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Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1910

Page

7

Panama Canal Progress Report Shows Rapid Work

Panama canal progress is advancing rapidly the Isthmian canal commission reports for the fiscal year ended June 30 last noting quick excavation despite slides work on oak gates in Pittsburg and improved health conditions laborers praised as best paid in the world by Taft Goethals predicts completion long before the opening date officials express satisfaction with the progress of the great project.

Isthmian Canal Commission Pittsburg Taft Goethals Hog Panama Panama Canal

Progress in Samoa Leading Native Product in Copra

In Samoa, Doctor Solt notes ongoing coconut dairy experiments and a range of rubber plants. He describes volcanic activity from Saynit impacting Apia, with lava flows damaging farmland and forcing relocations. The governor, popular and English-speaking, lives in Watlins, Stevenson’s former home, now the government house.

Mada Aleo Doctor Self Robert Louis Stevenson Watlins Vallima Stevenson Doctor Solt Samos Saynit Boig Upolu

Cocoa Nut Product From Apia Moves Forward

A fragmentary note describes an OS project developing rapidly in Apia. It mentions a product made from coconuts with stringent manufacturing standards. Further readable text is limited, but suggests a growing effort in local production and export potential.

Louisville Bans Fireworks Citywide After New Year

Louisville, Ky will prohibit sale of all dangerous fireworks after January 1, 1911, ending a era of public displays. The new ordinance forbids toy pistols cannons and roman candles, taking effect next year.

Louisville

Most Healthy City Lacks Doctors in North Carver

In Most Healthy City North Carver Massachusetts a town of 800 people there are no doctors and no undertakers. The last funeral was held two years ago. The town once donated a physician but he moved away eighteen months ago.

North Carver Mass Bel

Athletics to check talk society girls who engage in them

Miss Marie Lea of Brookline, cousin of Theodore Roosevelt, argues that athletics give society girls clearer minds and reduce scandals. She organized a Boston group of 60 society girls who summered on the north shore and formed a baseball team led by captain Alice Thorndyke. Other players included Clara Winthrop, Catherine Breed, Susanne Thayer, Mary Armory, and Gladys Myrin. She asserts society girls foster athletic interest more than college girls, shaping a healthier social standard.

Boston Marie Lea Brookline Mra Theodore Roosevelt Lee North George Lee North Shores Misa Lee Alice Thorndyke Clara Winthrop Catherine Breed Susanne Thayer Mary L. Armory Gladys Myin

Fur trade outlook softens for Canadian trappers this season

A London market report signals a weaker Canadian fur harvest with lower prices and reduced profitability for local trappers in Fredericton and across New Brunswick. Dealers warn settlers to temper expectations as demand cools and seasonal catches may fall short of prior years.

Fredericton N. B London

Illinois Shows Population Gain Across State Cities

Illinois adds 817041 people in ten years with Chicago accounting for 486708 of the rise. The census shows Illinois at 6658591, about 16.9 percent higher than 1900, keeping it the third most populous state behind New York and Pennsylvania. Forty-nine counties declined, while twenty gained less than 2000, and Chicago holds about two fifths of the state population.

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Illinois State News Roundup: Fires, Trials, and Trade

A sweeping Illinois page prints varied items from Moline where Dr. T J Lamping was arrested for allegedly extorting 35000 from Deere & Co president William Butterworth by threats to shoot him. Other notes include a Europe bicycle trip return, land surveys, a smallpox quarantine, a wild bear death, and a city fire on Arsenal Island.

Moline T. J. Lamping Rock Island County Medical Society Wiliam Butterworth Deere & Co Dizon Europe United States Peoria Kaskaskia Valley Bloomington Country Recorder Mount Vernon Rock Island Arsenal Island Davenport Rainier-Heinly Chemical Company Wes Carlinville Here Mattoon Park Hotel Guesta Hespera Mount Sterling Leon Steward Morrisonville Morrison Hills H. G. Estabrook Beatrice Adams Freeport Springfield Nicholas Kuumans Berlin A. T. Petera Illinois _ biological , laboratory Chicago Katharine Berger North Ied N. Ger Berger

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted

A Minnesota reader claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women with female troubles and urges others to write for testimonials. The ad cites testimonials about relief and predicts the product restores health, urging immediate correspondence.

Minneapolis Minn Gufferer Lydia Pinkham Jom G. Ae North Minnesott Pinkham Bhomen Hesha’ Tate

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