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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
2
A readers letter discusses editors and collectors failing to collect payments from subscribers. It argues publishers must rely on timely remittance to cover bills and keep the paper going, urging readers to send their subscriptions and payments promptly.
A column extols sun exposure as nature’s medicine. Outdoor time boosts vitality, with sun rays providing real benefits not found behind glass. Gardening offers joy and health, promising a yearly tan and long lasting fitness through summer activity.
The piece extols cities acting as individuals driven by citizen effort to improve conditions payrolls entertainment and culture. It credits progressive advancement with creating attractive community centers and moral civic programs.
Attorney at law THOS C WATEROUS handles wills trusts and estates offering life fire and casualty insurance through First National Bank Building duties include estate planning and probate guidance
A grateful man tells how a famous medicine rapidly relieved his severe stomach trouble. He describes dramatic relief and credits the medicine with restoring health, noting the quick turnaround and strong personal impact.
Mr. Jack Hanners of 785 North Second Street Rockford New Jersey reports severe stomach trouble and indigestion but credits Konjola with dramatic relief. He claims he can now eat three meals daily, gains strength, and experiences no stomach discomfort. Konjola is advertised as a medicine with over a million friends and sold by Henry at Sedraves drug store and other pharmacists in the region.
An essay urges selflessness and service, citing Columbus Livingstone and Gibbon to claim true purpose is aiding others. It argues a life of helping the world, exalting the fallen, and making right easier while valuing acts of good over idle life.
Lewis Mumford cites a double vision in poets, the scientific eye and the imagination. The true poet bears world anguish, is not aloof, and writes sobering music reflecting life’s spiritual experience. Critics say today’s poetry is crude, yet it mirrors a crude, disordered era.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Rowe and daughter visited McNabb Sunday afternoon. Several families and individuals from Henry, Washburn, and Streator areas were observed visiting, calling, or hosting gatherings through the week including Schlosser, Schrosser, and Gluntz households and relatives.
Court and probate notices list names like Alfred Timm and Miss Garmiel Rampa in marriages. numerous real estate transfers including Jane Ann Heather to Joseph F. Ball. quit claim deeds for Marsuct al and Symmes. estates of Adams Carlson Ford McKirgan Van Allen Rowe and others with hearings, notices, and final reports scheduled in 1929 Henry Illinois proceedings.
A devotional note asks what God's Spirit does for us and points readers to Romans 8 26 for guidance. It presents a concise contemplation on divine intercession and prayer when words fail.
Miss Sadie Davidson and Ingram Smith united in marriage in Ottawa on June 1 with the couple from this city. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Merdian on Wednesday. George Waughop dislocated a shoulder last week causing pain. Twenty Years Ago Orrin Johnson broke his leg falling from a cow shed while reaching a hens nest. Ten Years Ago a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Geo Holler at the hospital. Harry Doty of this city died at home after a stroke. he was 62. Funeral held Tuesday. interment in city cemetery.
Marshall County Illinois Board of Supervisors will meet at the Court House in Lacon on Monday June 10 1929 at 1 30 PM. Each bill must be itemized certified sworn and filed in the County Clerk's office by noon the preceding Saturday or be carried to the next meeting. Lawrence D Gregory County Clerk Advt 6 62
A textual fragment recalls the parable of the lost sheep and heavenly rejoicing, followed by a line from the Psalm about walking through the valley of the shadow of death. The excerpt pairs gospel teaching with a prayer theme of faith and protection.
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