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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1900
Page
8
A statement of the 1960 assessments in Illinois counties as returned to the auditor’s office, including a comparative view with the prior year’s figures. The document lists each county’s valuation and compares it to the 1959 assessment totals.
The State Pawners' Society of Chicago led by President John V. Farwell Jr. filed its first annual report covering October 1, 1899, to September 20, 19M. It notes 15,557 loans averaging $11 and 4% months, with assets including $252,575.25 in pledged loans and $140,000 in capital stock.
A historical note on Luke 17 11 19 outlines Jesus healing ten lepers on the border of Samaria and Galilee. One Samaritan returns to glorify God, illustrating gratitude and faith, while nine others fail to give thanks.
A collage of brief notes on notable figures like Dennison Wherlock joining a Green Bay paper, Rev. Sam P. Jones's ill health and his move to Atlanta, and Alfred S. Kitson’s new billboard inspector role. Includes odds and ends on a reader seeking cures, raw-food societies, and short quips from city life with ads and jokes.
A compact, period tone described fingernail meanings. Short nails signal resilience and argument vigor while long nails imply idealism and artistic temperament. Very long nails are linked to delicate chests and lungs and a keen sense of humor accompanies short nails.
The advertisement extols Dr. Greene’s Nervure as a cure for Epilepsy St Vitus dance and rheumatism in children. It cites a New Bedford police officer praising his daughter’s dramatic recovery after five bottles, and offers free consultation from Dr. Greene at 35 West 14th Street New York City.
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