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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
11
A humorous downtown tale recounts the scramble for The Fool's Calendar amid crowded shops. Shoppers, clerks, and delivery staff collide in holiday frenzy as gifts, ribbons, and the idea of giving amusements for children collide with the strain of season. The narrator enjoys small acts of generosity amid the chaos.
The beet is a valuable cultivated plant with sugar beet as a sugar and alcohol source, large forage beets for cattle, and red garden beets for table use. A newly produced edible beet flour has been developed, with desiccation and grinding costing less than sugar extraction and preserving most sugar, including molasses byproduct.
Marie Corelli asserts that a woman who shows intellectual power earns more respect than one who relies on her legs, while noting that men consistently prefer leg strength.
The Commercial Review lauds Gebauer and Schroeppel for adopting the modern practice of entrusting funeral details to a competent director. The firm, led by J. C. Gebauer and John Schroeppel, offers a full range of caskets robes and undertaker supplies, from modest to elaborate. Embalming is performed using the latest methods under licensed supervisor R. Campbell.
Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac for 1911 is ready and widely subscribed. The Word and Works Publishing Co of St Louis recommends households and offices to obtain the almanac at 35 cents prepaid to ensure continued guidance and reference.
A newspaper promotion offers a one year subscription with The Call included at no charge, timing extending through January 1, 1911. The notice highlights the value and urgency of subscribing to receive the free period.
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