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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
7
We revisit the Hat line noting latest styles, durability, and reasonable prices. Managers say the range remains strong and inviting customers to view the collection, promising continued reputation for quality.
Our Washington column surveys the beef packers bid for a national combine and the potential Sherman act clash. It also details ongoing federal work, cabinet activity, and the Atlantic naval maneuvers shaping upcoming military plans alongside a tour through Washington politics and inspections.
In Panama Colombia Dr Charles H Utter credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving a sixteen year old girl from a dire dysentery. After eight hours improvement followed by full recovery in one week. Also promotes Bucklen Arnica Salve and Rocky Mountain Tea with product placements and local ads for Kingston druggist Klein's Shoe Parlor and Rex made items.
Herr Monteur, a Berlin resident over 70, will celebrate his eighteenth birthday on February 29, 1904, as head of the Berlin society of leap year children. The group, the only one of its kind, plans a grand event after eight years without a birthday due to the 1900 calendar rule. The piece notes February 1886 had no full moon, a remarkable event scientists say will not recur for 2,500,000 years.
Special to Tee WeexLy CALL Springfield Illinois reports warm fair weather with light showers and heavy rains in some areas slowing harvests. Haying, threshing and grain yields show variation with wheat and oats progressing well in central regions, rye fair, corn thriving in northern and central districts but southern areas lagging. Fruit prospects uneven with apples light and peaches scarce while pasture and stock peas stay healthy overall.
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