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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
2
Kinloch reflects on the sorrow of infant loss and the enduring memory it leaves. The piece comforts mourners by describing the brief joy of new life, the collapse of that hope, and the lasting impact of a child’s memory on a family, even as death remains a hard master.
Yale's Arthur T. Hadley urges Americans to acquire the habit of examining evidence. He warns against supporting or spreading gossip and scandal and promotes reading truthful reporting. He asserts honesty is foundational to American society and that truth must be told to oneself and others.
Illinois leaders push for new road construction under the Tice law and the 2 million bond issue. Aimed at delivering 41 miles of concrete roads in Cook County next year with state aid and local polling, led by Homer J. Tice and Adam C. Cliffe.
A Street Corner Sage laments professional baseball’s currency driven changes. He recalls his kid days and mocks today’s players for seeking money over loyalty, noting team ownership shifts and trades. A traveler mentions a new Jayton pitcher, praised as a “bear cat” worth big money.
Citizens of Troy and local school children will honor the historic Liberty Bell as it transits through town on Sunday November 21 around noon.
A northern town debates seasonal cheer as markets slow and residents resort to trading knives unseen for a thrill. The odd pastime highlights quiet days and local frictions during holiday season.
A quaint tale of a comely maiden in a distant hamlet living off her parents by chasing luxuries, using her fudges to charm the town. She marries a streetcar conductor, bears a child, and learns a harsh lesson. Moral: Competency is more valuable than good intentions.
A collage of rhymes and reflections on brains and gall, mixed with snippets on weather, ancient beasts, and warfare. Items include a verse by Carveth, a Rex-like history column, Ruth and Aunt Martha button tip, a Week In History rundown, and quirky lists from a vintage print shop.
A clogged system is urged as urgent health concern and the ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills start bowel movements without griping. It warns neglect can cause serious complications and invites readers to begin treatment tonight at 25 cents a bottle.
A terse proverb warns against exposing children to danger, urging thoughtful care and responsible choices to protect youngsters from harmful substances and risky situations. The remark emphasizes honesty and parental vigilance in ensuring safe environments.
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