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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1910

Page

3

War on Locusts May Beat Seventeen Year Invasion

Entomologists warn locusts will return next spring. Austrian Goerz plan trained boys to trap locusts, counting 26,845 days of work and eleven wagonloads captured. Prizes totaled 17,000 crowns. methods include zinc wire collectors, petroleum tins for killing, and drying locusts for fodder use.

Washington Chemical-Agrarian Institute Goerz Austria de Martini Trieste Yvens United States Alxty

Man Wore Wifes Lingerie In Divorce Case

Chicago court records reveal a remarkable pinching husband in the divorce of Mrs. Carrie Elizabeth Ferman and Christian P. Ferman. The defendant wore the wife’s undergarments to save costs while allegedly denying her food and clothing, leading to a decree and the wife remarrying a stock yards executive.

Chicago Superior Court Carrie Elizabeth Ferman Christian P. Ferman California

Lost 1812 Cemetery Found Along River Roisin

Reported discovery near Monroe Michigan of what may be a lost War of 1812 cemetery along the north bank of the River Roisin. Excavation reveals bones from a mass grave, a C company brass tag, an Indian squaw skeleton, and a soldier skull cleft, with the site linked to the River Roisin massacre where 4000 Kentuckians were surprised by English and natives.

Monroe Mich Toledo Monroe, Mich Roisin Paper Company C Company Roisin

CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS LIST RCVIED

Springfield dispatch lists official Assembly and Congressional nominees by district. Many districts show no primary in 14th and 22d. Names include Brady Cook Judah Green MecNichols Marey McConnell Walsh Ostrom Wood etc. Parties span R and D with multiple candidates per district and several unopposed races.

Springfield Assembly Senate F. P. Brady D. Cook House N. B. Judah E. D. Green John Griffin F. J. MecNichols R. J. Marey G. L. McConnell S. A. Hettelson J. M. Burke W. A. Stanger R. U. Hagen R. K. Wilson J. A. Weber Es Frimaphrey D. House L Pierson F. B. Roos W. A. Lantz Edward Shurtleff J. WH. Vielers J. F. Burns Ninth—Senate Andrew Powers P. J. Carrol D. I. Shanahan E. J. Murphy R. Stoklosa Tenth—House Alexander Collier G. F. Fullock M. T. Soren Carl Lundberg P. J. Devlin Seventeenth—Senate Michael Cataldo J. Galackin DPD E. J. Smejhal P. F. Galligan E. M. Abrahams D. Knighteenth lHiouse Lucas J. Butts Ira J. Covey Thomas M. Gorman D. Nineteenth—Sennate C. E. Cruikshank T. J. Lynch J. M. Kettleman and Co A. Schumaker J. McLaughlin Twentieth—House Israel Dudgeon G. H. Hamilton W. J. Allison Twenty-first—Senate W. H. Dellenback J. FE. Madtean J. House F. E. Erickson B. M. M. Mitchell Neils Juul I- BR J. Mahoney G. A. Mier J. P. Kinsella Joseph Strauss Joseph Cartergue Charles Adkins Marion Peters Guy R. Jones W. T. Hallenbeck E. P. Poorsman P. B. Briscoe A. C. Cliffe Rij Bradford Brinton Oneill Browne Peter Reinr Wrortleth W. M. Provine D. Brounbeck Ernest Zimmer W. A. Purkiser R. J. Barr Dempsey —Winthrop Wm. Stevenson J. E. Schurmacher J. W. Chamberlain Fred J. Kern John BT Flannigan A. A. Miller James Donahue C. A. Karch D. W. Helm W. D. Crouch Elwood Park Charles Durfee G. W. Ingre Martin B. ‘Madden Michael Maher James R Mann Vaughan Rhira William W. Wilson F. J. Crowley Fors R. Roi Finnegan J. Ee ‘Conley Frank O. Hawley Carton Z. Puller Sirens

Temperance lessons and moral instruction on drink

A historical temperance lesson outlines memory verses from Galatians and a golden text about walking in the Spirit. It frames Apollyon as a symbol of temptation and cites John L. Sullivan, Taft, Lincoln, and Harrison to illustrate abstinence from alcohol, urging teachers to collect temperance evidence from newspapers and involve students in exhibits and activities.

Apollyon the Great Dragon Bunyan Holy Apollyon New York Journal John L. Sullivan Sullivan Taft Hot Springs Nfe Lincoln Springfield United States Pennsylvania Harrison Washington House Chester New York Hfe

Paw-Paw Liver Pills Claim Blood Purity Cure

Munyon's Homeopathic Company advertises Paw-Paw Liver Pills for biliousness constipation indigestion and liver blood ailments. It guarantees purification of the blood and healthful liver and stomach conditions or a refund of money. The ad lists Philadelphia Pennsylvania address.

Munyon’s Homeopathic Homeomedy Co 63D Jettarson

Warning That Was Familiar

A vignette recalls Mrs. Jones warning her son Harry about the grocer with a joke from Youth's Companion and a note on J P Morgan Sr young appetite, contrasting a cautious childhood moment with his later storied meals and a hypothetical math chair at Heidelberg.

Plero J. P. Morgan, Sr Morgan Teutons Heidelberg New York Press

True Independence Quote on Duty and Solitude

A reflection on independence by Homerson stating that true greatness lies in maintaining independence of spirit amid crowds, resisting both the world’s opinion and solitary self-will with steadfast calm.

Homerson

Grape-Nuts Credited By Brooklyn Mother For Child Health

A Brooklyn woman touts Grape-Nuts as key to improving her child’s weak digestion and overall health. She cites her husband’s growing fondness for the cereal, a friend’s two rickety children improving, and a general belief in Grape-Nuts, with a nod to The Road to Wellville and the “There’s Reason” promotion.

Brooklyn Wellville

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