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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
2
An active businessman argues weekly papers reflect a town’s vitality. He would judge merchants, social life, and prospects by advertising, news, and reading matter. If columns lack activity the town risks being passed over. James T. Lynn cites democratic threats, urging capable leaders.
A reflective piece urges readers to resist envy of others hardships and to seek happiness within. It argues life balances sorrow and sunshine, invites focusing on present joys, and advises counting blessings rather than fearing future troubles. The author encourages looking for beauty and choosing a sunny outlook despite life’s shadows.
Greenville and Bond county communities are urged to welcome the proposed St Louis to Greenville McKinley interurban. editors note no bonuses needed, seek cooperation and emphasize the line as an entering wedge for Southern Illinois industry. regional papers foresee electric service expansion and bridge revenue through the project.
The Street Corner Sage jokes about buying a new vehicle dubbed au ta-mo-beets as he stands with old men before the post office. He laments safety issues and jokes about costs while a local editor notes a shift in the term hayden for a noisy young person.
An old advertisement touts a patented concrete grave coping from July 1, 1913. It claims the coping resists sinking or deforming and offers a neat attractive grave appearance, promising lasting value and constant pleasure for purchasers.
A Brooklyn Eagle style tale recounts Sal a country gal who marries Hal after villainous schemes. Foreclosure threats on the farm, knife wielding, and a railroad entrapment create a dramatic clash ending with a minister uniting Sal and Hal.
A testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and persistent coughs. It claims rapid relief, soothing inflamed airways, and advises keeping a bottle at home with a money back guarantee. W. C. Jessemah of Franconia, New Hampshire endorses it.
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