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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
6
Carrington clutches a crucial document exposing Henry Cavenaugh, a mighty financier and Kate’s father, as a fraudster. He wrestles duty against love as he plans to confront Cavenaugh, risking scandal and danger to secure justice for investors.
A dentist scolds a woman for biting thread and nails, noting worn enamel and jagged edges. He explains professionals snip threads with scissors, urging her to quit the habit and promising to repair her teeth if she stops biting.
Multistate notes report on Col. Snell will dispute in court ending an inheritance dispute over a $2,000,000 estate. In Champaign a head on collision between trains 23 and 26 near Royal leaves three dead, two injured. Rockford reports a child nearly severed by a rope and another killed by a train while flagging. Effingham recalls a Civil War veteran’s suicide amid illness. Carlyle notes Black Hand threats to Russian miners. Other items record threats to Judge Philbrick in Clinton, buffalo skeletons found in Kewanee, a missing Galesburg girl, drownings in Columbia Park, and political and local incidents across towns.
A promoter touts a new feature with a smooth finish for shirts that rivals steam laundry. It claims proper stiffness and less wear, promising a pleasant home iron experience. A fragmented dialogue references Stella and Pella, noting a decadent church setting with tropical plants and a reflection on living well.
Chamberlain's 10c Pure Tosenea powder and Lewia's Single Binda cigar are promoted as pure and unadulterated. The ad claims government recognition, urges purchase via Atall Grocers, F Chamberlain Co. of St. Louis, and cites a moral Maxim from Montaigne.
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