Man Takes His Own Medicine Optimist Ad
An optimistic tone praises Dr King s New Discovery for curing colds and urges readers to buy a bottle. The Call advertises the product as effective for throat irritation and germ killing when treating a cold. The piece frames optimism as essential to relief and promotes local advertising through Call Want Ads.
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Dr. King
Happenings and Sales Across Town This Week
Happenings note reduced prices on ladies and children hats at Miss Rose Wilkinson’s. Riebold’s bakery accepts orders for cut flowers and potted plants from Johann & Son of Collinsville. Ford family in Troy had two more births, twins rumored. Henry C. Kuecker and Fred Schoon touring cars observed. Diamonds Mineral Springs at Grant Fork opens Sunday if weather permits. Trojans may attend Memorial Day events at Presbyterian church on May 30. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Seligman welcome baby girl Margaret Augusta. Chauffeur licenses available May 24 to June 5 at East St. Louis city hall. R. C. Morriss injured by falling iron casting. Dr. John Harmon leaves McKendree College for Kansas Wesleyan. successor not yet named. Edna Faitz, 16, breaks arm auto cranking. engine backfire blamed. Weather: generally fair with rain in parts midweek. cool early week then rising temperatures.
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Riebold’s
Johann & Son
Collinsville
Ford
Troy
Henry C. Kuecker
Fred Schoon
Diamonds Mineral Springs
Grantfork
Presbyterian Church
A. F. Seligman
Margaret Augusta
Ben Cochran
YT. W. Leslie
Hlrppis
City Hall
East St. Louis
R. C. Morriss
John Harmon
McKendree College
Lebanon
Kansas Wesleyan College
Salina
Kan
Harmon
McKendree
Edna Faitz
Henry Faitz
Flow. Braner
Troy Hill School Board Elects Seven Grade Teachers
The Board of Education met in special session on May 11 1915 to elect seven grade teachers and make other appointments for the term. Names of applicants were read and ballots conducted resulting in Miss Wilkinson elected fifth grade, Miss Hamilton fourth, Miss Davis fifth or second or shared, Mrs Matthews first, Miss Eckert seventh? and other positions. R L Dawson presiding. adjournment followed after votes and salaries discussed.
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Troy
Hil
Board of Education
Dawson
Adda Matthews
Bernice Eckert
Maud Hamilton
Agnes Gaskill
Sarah Wilkinson
Elsie Hoenig
Mamie E. Bryant
Norma Cn
Alice Mantle
Grace Davis
Alma Gebauer
Blanche Burgess
Anna Mitsche
Aletha Wenzel
Millicent Altman
Estella Scully
Alice Franzy
Mary Kelly
Elizabeth Crystal
Henrietta Belcher
Bess G. Davy
Flora Gebauer
John Higgins
A. R. Snodgrass
Louis Schultze
B. F. Cramer
G. W. C. Gates
Bryant
Miss Honig
Miss Wilkinson
Miss Snodgrass
Miss Mantle
Miss Gaskill
Miss Hamilton
Miss Davis
Miss Eckert
Miss Ekert
Matthews
Miss Chrystal
Miss Davy
Hiz Zins
Snodgrass
Forms of Rheumatism and Sloan Liniment Ad
An advertisement describes rheumatism forms—acute chronic rheumatism rheumatic headaches sciatica and lumbago—stating Sloan's Liniment provides instant relief by penetrating to the pain source. It promotes a 25 cent bottle. Also notes a Troy Illinois home florist offer and a quip about quarrels.
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Sloan
St Jacob and Highland social notes and games
Daniel Frey drives a new Dodge. Highland visitors and relatives from St Louis and Mt Olive gather for events. The St Jacob Advertisers lose to Highland 7 to 1. A three act drama The Servant in the House presented at M E church for charity, directed by L H Taylor and D M Hardy.
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Daniel Frey
Dodge
Henry Keck
Ben Lonz
Highland
Nelson Ernst
G. C. Kilby
H. M. Garner
St. Louis
Messrs
Suess and Neal
Arthur Gruenenfelder
Louis Schmidt
Hamel
Hugo Frutiger
L. A. Spies
C. A. Walier
Troy
Fred Gundel
Mt. Olive
Henry Kuhlmann
St. Jacob
Highland Athletics
Sellers
Mulberry Grove
M. E. Church
L. H. Taylor
D. M. Hardy
Lebanon
Community Notes and Recounts from Marine County
Forbes McCain visits Pier ron with Martin Ryan and family. Memorial service to be led at Christian church Sunday evening. D. A. Brooks attends Washington County Milk Producers' Association meeting in Nashville. Marine public school picnic May 29 at Schaefer's park features a parade. Royal Neighbors held a social at Masonic hall with about seventy five attendees. Marine business men form a milk station company near the depot. Union Dairy of St. Louis among stockholders. project cost about $6,000. Cantata Ruth presented Tuesday at Turners hall by German Evangelical church choir. audience large. Mrs. Peter Ohren and son thrown from buggy near Edwardsville. Mrs Ohren bruised, son uninjured. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Neudecker hosted a Thursday evening gathering with out-of-town guests. Mrs. Henrietta Ahlmeyer hosted Ladies Society in honor of Pastor Rev. Paul Buchmueller's birthday. cake and a $25 purse presented. Political remark about recalling cognomens of many who would starve if asked.
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Forbes McCain
Martin Ryan
Pierron
F. T. Edwards
Christian Church
D. A. Brooks
Washington County Milk Producers’ Association
Nashville
Marine Public School
Schaefer’s Park
Royal Neighbors
Masonic Hall
Union Dairy Company of
St. Louis
Ruth
Turners’ Hall
German Evangelical Church
Peter Ohren
Edwardsville
Ohren
Peter Neudecker
Henrietta Ahlmeyer
Ladies’ Society
Paul Buchmueller
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Martin Seed Co
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Poultry and Eggs
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Jonesburg
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Peter Kellermann
Carlyle
Times Square Station
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