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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
14
The passage extols the Bible as God’s mind and man’s state, offering wisdom safety and holiness. It presents scripture as a map for life, a compass and sword, promising paradise and heaven while warning of judgment for those who neglect its teachings.
The article argues deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by applications. It claims a constitutional cure can restore the tube and hearing, stating most deafness cases arise from catarrh and mucus inflammation. It advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with directions for patient use.
Community brief lists visitors and relocations in Leonthev and nearby towns. Notables include Pansy Beeman visiting Jackson street, Jack Welch’s revival meetings, Hugh Leahy renting Mrs Needham’s farm, and Miss Grace Mathews’ return. School closings noted for Woodard s Bleff and Cloverdale as teachers attend Morrison Teachers Institute.
An ad extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for weak stomachs and indigestion. It claims the product relieves foul breath coated tongue and poor appetite, with a testimonial from G Trent of Gordonville Texas detailing radical recovery after eight bottles. It warns against substitutes and notes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
Orion residents hosted visitors from Rock Island and Axtel Nebraska while a minstrel show benefits the Western township library with a box supper at Waynes Hall. A party of land seekers heads toward Texas, and a short tale on a frazzled romance aboard an eastbound train wraps the list of local notes.
An elderly man in Human town trades wafers shaped like ears for lies, collects them in a bag until a child spies the scene, and finds a pinch of gold. The tale, titled The Historian, depicts truth and deception in a woodmyth fable style attributed to Ernest Thompson Seton.
The club plans its final meeting at the McCahon home due to their move west. Agenda includes secretary minutes, western trip recollections by Mrs. Nellie Gustafson, piano by Helen Ferguson, school district No. 92 exercise, paper by Mrs. Rolland Metzler, recitations by Rayborne Love, current events questions by Arthur Chase, busy life recollections by L. R. Bothwell, song by Nellie Kerr, and a noon tax auction led by L. C. Warner.
A neglected leak in the North Sea dyke caused a catastrophic flood in Holland, while Kenneth Mcliver of Vanceboro Maine escaped a fatal cold with Dr Kings New Discovery. He credits three doctors with giving up but the medicine saved his life. Trial bottle free at JEF Wright's drug store.
The January Atlantic essay by Judge Brands GC Loewell analyzes English ambassadors to America since 1850 and compares them with American envoys to Ireland. It argues that England has produced few peers in personal ability and influence, while American diplomats like Adams, Bayard, and Hay set higher standards.
The obituary notes the death of a German native who settled in West Jersey as a young man. He joined the U.S. Army during the Great War, served with the infantry, and later died at home. The article reflects on his patriotism and quotes a wartime motto.
Percy Con settled in a new home with Guy Weotries. Jesse Hanna sprained his ankle badly. Alex Dunbar had a telephone installed at home. Mrs Rottle Whiteside visited relatives in Joslin. Aberietaniricht stayed there by Dailey Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ira Wainwright were in Port Byron Monday. Florence Whiteside spent Sunday with Goldie Wainwright. David is moving parts of his job to Mrs Walters farm. James Adams returned from jury duty Thursday evening.
The ad touts Scott's Emulsion using the man and fish image as a symbol of strength and purity. It claims cod liver oil is vital and that the emulsion removes taste objections, promoting it for weak children and delicate people. A free sample offer is included with pricing for bottle options.
Eighty pupils enroll as Walker Rev Lackey hosts revival meetings at Enterprise this week. Neighborhood news includes Mr and Mrs George Wake of Zuma at F J Whiteside's, Dorothy and Mary Dailey with uncle Lyman Dailey, Kessler's bow bay barn project, Arthur Mead as contractor, Nickersons of Osborn visiting Mer cer family, Miss Lucy Danbar back from Chicago, and Joslin society gathering at Misco with a well attended program and social time.
A Farmville Virginia resident, A M Bruce, reports a twenty year struggle with chronic piles and malignant sores ended when Buckiens Alpha Salve cured both conditions. He praises the salve for old ulcers burns and wounds, priced at five cents at Jd EL Wrebt druggist.
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