The Call: News, notices, and curios from Troy 1895
A compact village page notes the Troy Illinois post office paper The Call offers news at one dollar yearly. While bits cover a jail term and a sheriff ride, they also report curios from Bordeaux and Holly Michigan. An 120 pound gold bar and a 115 foot bottle at an exhibition headline a miscellany of local lore and oddities.
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Neighborhood items spark chatter and odd notices
A mix of notes on a Me tropolis reward offer for firebugs, a speckled beauty club in Centralia for freckled young ladies, post office burglary near Road house, and farm shifts to cow peas. Local crime, customs, and tech talk mingle with jokes about Norwegian bread, horse versus bike, an electric plow, and a comical express sale egg scare. Subscribe for THE CALL. $1.00.
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Centralia
Roadhouse
Alhambra
Mascoutah
Herald
Barbers’ Union
Belleville
O’fallon
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Offered in Day
An advertisement promises a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatics and neuralgia that supposedly cures in 1 to 8 days. It claims to remove the disease’s cause with the first dose and notes a 75 cent price. Sold by Kingston, Troy, Ti. Also recalls a London Tid Bits joke about a washer woman seeking help and a club manager’s curt refusal.
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Kingston
Troy
London
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Japan
Vermont
Missouri
Helena
Bordeaux
Holly
Mich
J. H. Steele
Grand View Hotel
Chester Tribune
Metropolis
Dobbins
Express Company
Trenton Sun
Robt.l. Dawson
Plasterer
Market Street
B. F. Knapp
Troy, Ill
A. G. Buscher
Troy, II
S. Kingston
Main
P, L, Hampton
Gebauer Bros
Milwaukee
M. F. Allwarter
General Merchandise
George’ Liebler
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