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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1904

Page

5

Modern Invention Is Introduced In Troy

Dr F W Braner unveils a static electric and X ray machine in Troy showing bone detail and hidden objects. The piece outlines the discovery of X rays by Wurzburg and Roentgen, early experiments, fluoroscope use, and the impact on medicine, with Braner demonstrating practical uses and promising further study.

Troy F. W. Braner Chicago Tims Thomas A. Edison Isa Braner

Modern Invention and World News Highlights

A brief page summary lists sections on modern invention and current topics, with notes on weather and celestial data. It references Knox's Panama Canal report, World’s Fair happenings, sermons on spiritual counterfeiting, and various editorial and telegraph miscellany items across multiple pages.

Illinois State News Knox Panama Canal Our Washington Church Li Troy U Court House

Ill Treatment Costs a Life in Pin Oak Township

Earl Daugherty, a colored boy and son of Levi Daugh, died at his Pin Oak township home after an injury from last November. He was repeatedly picked on at school, fought back, was kicked in the abdomen, and developed peritonitis. Weeks of illness followed until his death Thursday night at 10. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon in Pin Oak.

Earl Daugherty Levi Daugh Pin Oak Township Pin Oak

Startling Test Shows Cure By Electric Bitters

Dr T G Merritt of N Mehoopany Pa reports a patient with violent stomach ulcers and hemorrhages improved after Electric Bitters. He notes the remedy aids acute stomach and liver troubles and claims the patient has had no attack for 14 giantha. The tonic is advertised at 50 cents. A remnant wallpaper sale is also advertised.

T. G. Merritt N. Mehoopany

Spring Valley school closes term with basket dinner program

Social and personal notes describe Spring Valley school under Miss Maude Osborn ending term with a basket dinner and a student program featuring songs, recitations, and a dialogue. Ordinary local visits and society news follow, noting anniversaries, family visits, and a testimonial for Ballard's Snow Liniment.

Spring Valley Maude Osborn Sophia Hoenig Grandpa James Gerstenecker Exeréte Hannah Clayton Elmer Kirsch Clara Clayton Edward Gerstenecker Maude Gerstenecker Illinois Rover Roy Gerstenecker Dewey Wat Mra. Jones Mra. Brooks Oka Edwards Twine Ora Edwards Viola Watt

Jury Rules for Defendant in Edwardsville Damages Case

Matthews and Edwards sue Mrs Margaret Rawson for alleged delay in building. In Edwardsville circuit court the jury, after 22 minutes, returned a verdict for the defendant. A clerical mix up produced a report reading for the plaintiff before the correct verdict was read, causing amusement in court.

Matthews & Edwards Margaret Rawson Damagga Edwardsville Edward Giese Joseph Tuacher Henry Walter Wm. F. Smith Wm. Andrews Louis Bode Fred Fredericks John Fehlen, Jr Alvin Collins Herman Fenstermann Gustave Beader John Graff, Jr Edwardsville Intelligencer T. W. Springer

Mine Boss Floyd Jolly Dies From Mine Accident

Floyd Jolly, mine boss at Mine No. 3, Consolidated Coal Co., died at Collinsville Sunday morning from injuries suffered 36 hours earlier when a mine cage struck him while crossing the bottom. A Mason and postmaster, Jolly, 49, came to Collinsville in 1886 from Ohio. He leaves a wife and two daughters, Labella and Eleanora. Funeral washeld at the family residence and interment in Collinsville cemetery. Also: Troy loses its first baseball game to Cocoa Colas 11 to 4. infant Theodore Rawlings dies at 8 months after brief brain fever. funeral tomorrow in Troy.

Presbyterian Church B. F. Cramer Floyd Jolly Collinsville Charles F. Wolf Edwardsville F. W. Seele St. Louis W. W. Jarvis Genevieve Bessie B. W. Jarvis Thomas Scott Julius Niebauer Antioch Ind Hiram Roberta Indiana Christian Rucker Mayfield Sanitarium St. Louie Marshal Borst Hartley Texas Ignatius Riggin Borat St. Louia World's Fair Consolidated Coal Co Jolly Ohio Labella Eleanora M. FE Troy Bollman Mercantile Cos Cocoa Colas Davis Clare Hess Lamoth Sarall Lhst Floerlies Theodore George Rawlings

Local Patent Remedy Praises Dr King Tonics in Letter

D H Turner of Cempseytown Pa reports using Dr King's New Life Pills for two weeks and claims they rejuvenate him to his teens. He says the vegetable remedy relieves liver stomach and bowel issues without gripe and costs 50 cents at S Kingaton's.

Dr. King D. H. Turner Cempseytown S. Kingaton’s

Outlook for Illinois crops under varied spring weather

State Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau report a mixed week in Illinois with wet cold beginnings and later favorable conditions for farm work. Oats sowed and generally in good condition, wheat improving with sun, rye and barley thriving, corn plowing delayed by rains then progressing. Pastures backward, stock fed. fruit yields expected steady though peaches damaged. Strawberries in bloom promising. early potatoes planted.

Springfield

Thief Loots Bollman Mercantile Co Store

Burglary on Tuesday night at Bollman Mercantile Co. entry gained after removing a pane from a side window of the new warehouse. Cash register broken, several dollars missing, a few boxes of cigars taken. no crew, suspected local talent familiar with premises. Also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at S. Kingston's for 35 cents.

Bollman Mercantile Co

Weather Cat Sniffs Spring Fever Warnings

A humorous weather note features a Cad's weather cat remarking on spring longing and the mood of residents. He jokes about rain showers, thunderstorms, and lingering laziness, adding playful quips about big girls and moodiness as spring teases the town.

Annie Tom

Also Mentioned on This Page

Call Little Earl Daugherty Pin Oat McCutcheo E Jury Supply Company Bna Social and Personal Hettie McMakin T. H. Wilkinson Valley Park Joseph Croft Herman Reitz Grace Neary A. Weinecke J. B. Foster E. H. Klein W. Rawson Missouri Charles Friesland Taoula Schneider W. J. Gebauer R. F. Auwarter Thomas White A. H. Krause Little Son Miles Greenville Josie Sumner Bremond Ballard S. Kingston's Matthews and Edwards Va State Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau Bolluan Mercantile Company Hollister Rocky Mountain
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