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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented notice from the Troy Weekly Call outlines publication details and mail handling at Troy Illinois. It mentions editor and publisher Forevis, postoffice transmission as second class, and requests readers report missed issues. It notes entertainment notices priced at regular rates and directs sample copies upon request.
A devotional Easter message recounts the first Easter dawn and declares Christ’s resurrection. It speaks of God as Father and Mother, urging faith over fear and embracing the risen Lord to lift hearts above darkness into hopeful morning light. Rev. Co OF. Ake. in Youth's Companion.
An analysis argues newspapers elevate production with stronger typography and facilities. It warns that weak press quality harms the city’s image abroad, urging local businesses to support reliable journalism to uphold Gaodecn journalism standards.
The Cal announces a delayed issue due to trying circumstances and asks readers to bear with any errors or omissions while preparations continue.
Washington correspondent reports a fluid House battle led by Norris for a new fifteen-member committee roles against Speaker Cannon and allies. The piece notes the President’s tilt toward the regulars, friction with Taft supporters, and ongoing Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry delays. It warns a U S Canada tariff clash looms with potential 20 percent duties on Canadian imports if March 31 resolutions fail.
In Jarvis Township a farmer imagines grafting body parts and organs to animals and machines, joking about seven inch potato ears and grafted rooster crowing. He envisions grafting horse wheels and bull gears to boost work, while noting a Call paper report on a rooster’s crow graft to a hired man and the comical consequences.
The passage notes Germany and Britain favor tariff warfare, predicting Canadian benefits. It mentions European nations including France and others would gain, while German and British travelers head to Canada with advertising materials and samples to capitalize on the prospects.
An advertisement claims liver and stomach discomforts such as loss of appetite indigestion nervousness and headaches can vanish with Dr Kings New Life Pills described as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy available for 25 cents at S Kingston’s.
Claimed old newspaper papers offered for sale at The Call office. Details on availability, pricing, and pickup may be provided by the staff.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas recalls choosing the risk of Civil War battle over consumption. He explains a long cold, cough, and weight loss led to use of Dr King’s New Discovery, which he says cured him increasing his weight to 178 pounds. Advertising blurbs promote the remedy and local newspaper services.
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