Thousands Seek Health At Healers Hands
The article portrays Rev. Dr. Hawkins as a famed healer drawing vast crowds across towns and states. It highlights testimonials from patients in Utah and Indiana, notes his shift from physician training to faith-based healing, and describes daily treatment schedules and the broad reach of his mission. Public notices mention local politics and estate matters alongside promotional appeals for his healing tours.
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Hawkins
DR. Hawkins
Ella Evans
Ciatica
Thomas P. Cox
Columbus
Ind
John HB. Farthing
Salem, II
John H. Farthing
P. E. Emery
Middlegrove
A. W. Dickinson
P. BE. Emery
Fannie Taylor
Notary Public
Pannic Taylor
Pearl St
Havannaah
Neighbors News From St. Jacob Includes Weddings And Farewells
Local items report visits from Kinloch and Webb City residents, trips to St. Louis and Bloomingdale, and club gatherings. Notable notes include the death of Elizabeth Kase in Marine, several mem- berships in normal schools, two marriages Louis Kustermann and Mamie Long and Calvin Klaus and Cecelia Willimann, and Rev Carl Maier’s resignation from the German Evangelical church.
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Louis Kustermann
Anton Kustermann
Highland Milling Co
Mamie Long
John Long
C. Kinne & Co
St. Paul's Church
J. H. Gramke
Twelfth Street
Guitre
St. Louis
Roland Ahring
Wm. Hanser
Louis Brook
Brook
Champaign
Carl Maier
German Evangelical Church
Pierron
Armand Zeller
Herman Klaus
Fred Tschannen
Highland
Marine items and local social news from Marine Illinois
Hugh Murphy and family moved to Springfield to reside. Marine Commercial Club met Monday. A Sunday picnic on Hunter school campus served Pupils and patrons. Mrs. Walter Hayes of Clinton visited Mrs. E. Frey. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McGinnis of Valley Park visited Jantzens. Orin Flesh returns from McKendree College for summer break. George Shepard visits relatives in West Manchester Ohio and Richmond Indiana. Windstorms disrupted telephone lines around Marine. Dr. Eugene Neudecker of Worden named assistant state veterinarian and received commission. Rev. Stevenson of St Louis could not fill Marine church appointment due to bronchitis.
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Louis Bewig
Wellston
Charles Becker
Leo Daniels
Carbondale
Ilinois State Normal School
M. E
Cora Searcy
James Pike
Lena
Pearl Hill
George Turner
Madisonville
Tex
St. Louis
Charles Scnceck, Jr
Tabea Verein
Logan Warren
St. Jacob M. E
McKendree College
Lebanon
C. A. Hildebrand
Virginia
C. G. Schmidt
Roscout
Christian County
Kven
Elizabeth Kase
Eberardt Kase
Edward May
St. Jacob
Marine
Clara Sohn
Maude Porter
Bloomington
State Normal
Florence Rhein
Bessie Schoeck
Luella Smith
Southern Illinois State Normal
Hugh Murphy
Springfield
Marine Commercial Club
Hunter School
Walter Hayes
Clinton
E. Frey
Lee McGinnis
Valley Park
J. J. Jantzen
Orin Flesh
George Shepard
West Manchester
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
Eugene Neudecker
Worden
Rev. Stevenson
The
Christian Church In
Alumni Banquet Closes High School Reunion
Albert E Suppiger visited relatives in town while Mrs Louis Valliet traveled from Hope Arkansas to stay with kin. The high school alumni meeting concluded with a banquet and discussions. First new potatoes sold for two dollars a bushel by Mrs John Westhoff. Harvey Rauscher broke his arm after a fourteen foot fall from a tree. Linda Frey had appendicitis surgery at the hospital last Saturday. Leonie Meyer had a similar operation on Tuesday. Ferdinand Jehle plans to relocate to New York or Cleveland after visiting relatives. C L Dietz left for Los Angeles for summer residence.
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Albert E. Suppiger
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louis Valliet
Hope
Ark
C. L. Dietz
Los Angeles
Cal
John Westhoff
Ferdinand Jehle
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Harvey
George Rauscher
Linda Frey
Leonie Meyer
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Ad Hails Quick Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a fast cold remedy. It claims the syrup heals inflammation, soothes phlegm, loosens mucus, and prevents bronchial irritation, promoting easier breathing with a guaranteed benefit.
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Dr. Bell
Birds Consume Vast Seed Supplies Last Year
The country’s pet birds ate 4,704,625 pounds of bird seed last year, reflecting strong domestic keeper trends and rising appetite among urban households for avian companions.
Electrical investments top three billion in US
More than three billion dollars are invested in electrical industries across the United States, signaling continued growth and expansion in power, manufacturing, and infrastructure sectors. The figure underscores sustained confidence in electrical equipment, transmission, and related services amid ongoing modernization efforts.
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United States
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Utah
Promontory
Texas
East St. Louis
Augband
Elmo Hotel
Ben Zenk
G. L. Elliott
H. F. Rucker
Troy
Court of Honor
Mary Alice Ackerman
Jesse L. Simpson
Edwardsville
Illinois
Madison County
LEGAL
August Dierking
Harry J. Dierking
Ilinois
John B. Coppinger
Philip Schultze
B. W. Jarvis
Gindler
Collinsville
Helvetia Bottled Beer
Highland Brewing CO
Valier
Enterprise
Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Buyer
Moore’s
Federal Trade Commission
Chas. M. Schwab
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Company
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