A photogravure page from the Peoria Journal-Transcript (7 April 1929), featuring the Jubilee College (“Peoria’s Most Historic and Picturesque Spot”) and the Tuberculosis Sanitarium. The page about Jubilee College has multiple photos, the top one being of the Main Buildings it says, “The dilapidated yellow stone Main building at Jubilee College 14 miles northwest of Peoria, founded around 1840.” There are also photos and descriptions of the grave of the Rt.Rev. Philander Chase, the Chapel, the old log library, and the main entrance.
There are ads toward the bottom of the page for special smoking equipment, photo service, obesity, and “Pickles,” an operetta done by the Senior chorus at Wetherfield high school.

The page about Peoria’s Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium also has multiple photos, the top one being of the Main Building that faced Galena road. The other photos feature the Auxillary Cottages, the nurses living room, the corps of nurses, and what appears to be the children’s ward.