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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
2
A passage attributed to John D. Rockefeller reflects on wealth and responsibility. He describes feeling bound to workers and investors, stating he is harnessed to a cart that carries the people whether he likes it or not. He asserts he and others are servants, not masters, amid vast growth in employment and investment.
Northfield News reports the South Dakota Supreme Court has ruled that state selling gasoline is unconstitutional and must stop. The piece argues the ruling reflects a broader principle against government entering private business and compares it to government printing and selling envelopes.
The excerpt centers on Colas Breagnon praising his bond with work and craft. He describes the deep satisfaction of using tools to shape wood and metal, comparing materials to living beings and emphasizing artistry, control, and the partnership with his craft.
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Heininger this morning. Timothy Wood of Dry Hollow near Henry dies after long illness at 88. Garradus P Deyoe dies December 14 after seven weeks illness. Sparland lodge 441 A F and A M held a full day at which three candidates received Master Mason. Various marriage licenses and ceremonies noted in Peoria Star reports.
In a Christmas reflection Rev. Paul L. Corbin argues the world must recognize sin to find the Saviour. He cites greed, prejudice, nationalism, and war as sins masks, urging penitence and confession to reclaim Jesus born in Bethlehem.
Rev W H Witter urges readers to brighten their own paths and spread light to others. A joyful year comes from kindness, cheerful acts, and steady effort to ease sorrow, even amid loss, with a sunny, radiant outlook guiding others through adversity.
A short devotional noting Bible quotes for Sunday and Tuesday. It quotes Jesus about resurrection and life from John 11 25 26 and Psalm 90 12 requesting wisdom, then cites 1 Samuel 12 24 urging fear of the Lord and faithful service.
Wednesday entry quotes scriptures about gods gaze and strength with 2 Chronicles 16 9 and Isaiah 40 31. Friday notes not all who call Lord will enter heaven and urges doing the Fathers will from Matthew 7 21. Saturday shares Seek ye first the kingdom of God and righteousness from Matthew 6.
A playful rebus style list hints at local roles and items in a city. The riddle sequence assigns humorous labels to common objects and people like a rent collector loud speaker and a waste paper basket.
A biblical proverb warns against involving oneself in disputes not theirs. It likens meddling to grabbing a dog by its ears, signaling danger and folly in intruding where not welcome.
Marriage licenses listed for Philip Forsberg and Marguerite MacLeod with others. Real estate transfers include Aronson to Steinke and multiple quit claim and warranty deeds across Venona, Wilburn, Lacon, Sparland, Toluca, and Richland township. Court notes cover divorce, probate, administrations, and estate actions with detailed filings and adjournments.
The mother confronts the maid who admits giving the baby medicine labeled Kid Reviver while the mistress was away. The scene unfolds as the frightened mother realizes the child was dosed with unknown medicine.
A compact exchange with Bert Williams in dialect humor about writing on his convictions and the rumor of his deathly fame. The editor notes how being an editor in a small town mirrors Williams’s claim that his singing can make death seem easy and desirable.
A report notes that cold weather may ease operations for railroad engineers by reducing delays caused by visually impaired pedestrians at crossings. The piece frames weather as a factor lowering crossing-related risks and improving efficiency.
Col Leonard Ayres of the Cleveland Trust Company analyzed 40 years of data and found similar shares of prosperous and low mood months under both Republican and Democratic rule. He concluded national elections have only a slight effect on business conditions, with the main driver being underlying economic trends. Beware of simple cause and effect claims.
Alonzo Moon jokes about marriage as he explains he struggles to find his shirts and socks at home. The remark captures a light moment about married life and daily chores.
The remark notes that men seek opportunities to show themselves, making parades an easy way to recruit participants and showcase individuals publicly.
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