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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
6
Official notice announces primary ballot colors for the county race on August 4. Republican white, Democratic blue, Prohibition red, Socialist brown. Also mentions unrelated local notes and medical ads interwoven in the clipped item.
A dense night scene portrays luminous fish living in deep waters. Some glow with head lamps and side lamps like ships lanterns while others bear rows of lights. The piece recalls an excursion boat view and notes humans cannot fully reach this underwater world.
A local notice proclaims that residents will prosecute offenders for trespassing on farms and grounds around Geneseo on Sundays. The anonymous draft lists several surnames and places, indicating a broad effort to curb unauthorized farm use and maintain Sunday peace.
A letter from August 17, 1902, by HL Casey of St Louis describes an 71 year old patient afflicted with kidney and bladder troubles for 35 years. After taking one and a half bottles of Texas Wonders and Hail's Great Discovery the patient reports pain relief and uninterrupted sleep. He recommends the remedies to others suffering in the same manner.
A vintage advertisement promotes Texas Wonder a patent remedy said to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men women and children. It claims to relieve diabetes gravely cases back rheumatism and irregularities, with a two month dose sold by mail if not available locally. Dr E W Hall lists P O Box 629 St Louis MO as manufacturer.
In the Circuit Court a chancery notice outlines unknown widow heirs legatees and devisees of Henry a Howell and of John Schreiner deceased with affidavits of non residence and names and places of heirs and devises listed. The document is filed in Cambridge and dated July 12 1999 with clerk B Keene and solicitor Harner E. Brows for complainant.
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