Has No Room for Money President Jim Stillman of National City bank
A Cleveland Leader report portrays James Stillman, banker and president of National City Bank of New York, as a discreet Texan-born Connecticut Yankee. An intimates quote highlights his unflashy nature and a quirky pocket collection, ending with a remark that he had no money.
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National City Bank of New York
Texas
Connecticut
National City Bank
Jim
Cleveland
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lungs Says Mrs Paine
The piece touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the top remedy in America for coughs colds and weak lungs with Mrs Julia Paine of Truro MA endorsing its quick relief. It notes trial bottles and prices and mentions Kodol as a stomach aid sold by S Kingston with claims of digesting food and relief from indigestion heartburn and gas.
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America
Dr. King
Julia Paine
Truro
Mass
Paine
S. Kingston
Amos F. King Healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
Amos F. King of Port Byron New York age 85 had a sore on his leg that troubled him for most of his life. The sore is entirely healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve world’s great healer of sores burns cuts wounds and piles. Guaranteed by S Kingston druggist price 25c.
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Amos F. King
Port Byron
N.Y
Bucklen
S. Kingston
Dragging Roads Law Guidance for Township Use
Township officers may contract for dragging of roads under the new law. A bulletin will publish the full text and be distributed to all township commissioners. The state highway commission prepared rules and descriptions of the work to guide contracts and agreements for road dragging.
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State Highway Commission
State Hack Way Commission
Lhe Commission
Illinois Road Drag Law Aimed at Better Rural Roads
Springfield July 23 A new road drag law signed by Governor De neen promotes farmer aided road upkeep. Local officials may hire landowners to drag roads with standard arms length drags, with payments up to 75 cents per mile in spring and up to $1 in winter months. The measure sets drag width at twenty feet and bans dumping loose soil on fresh drags to protect water flow. The law targets preserving roads, preventing damage, and improving drainage, with fines from $1 to $5 for violations.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Deneen
Forty-fifth General Assembly
State Highway Commission
B. J. James
University of Tlltnois
James R. Fulkerson
Jersey County
Lafayette Funke
McLean
Weekly Weather Bulletin for Springfield Illinois July 15
The week ending July 15 opened warm with mean temperatures above average. The latter part of the week cooled but stayed favorable with near normal mean temperature. Extremes ranged from 101 to 55 degrees and showers occurred on several days followed by heavy rainfall at multiple stations. Violent thunderstorms were reported and a torrential rainfall of 4.81 inches hit Tiskilwa Bureau county on the night of the 8th. Statewide sunshine averaged 60 percent of possible.
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Springfield
Ill
Tiskilwa
Bureau County
Circle of Arts and Sciences Taught by the Muses
A fragmented historical note traces music to a Greek concept of an all-encompassing circle of arts and sciences taught by the Muses. It references Jubal around 3875 B C and mentions Greek legends and Boe, noted as the founder of the science, with scattered, unclear attributions.
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Jubal
B. Boe
Thie Science
Addy
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