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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
7
Snappy new spring and summer models showcased at Bergner’s highlight the latest styles and Bergner quality. Shoppers are urged to pick up the newest Mives footwear with dependable prices and trusted Bergner value.
The catalog notes a backward spring delaying purchases of outer garments. Cool weather slowed some jig manufacturers, allowing the store to acquire many handsome suits coats and wraps at great savings. Shoppers may buy spring and summer coats at special reductions early in the season.
The Bergner Store invites visitors to Peona promising a welcoming atmosphere and bright new merchandise. Staff encourage shoppers to feel at home while exploring the updated selection and enjoy the store’s hospitality.
A fragmented quote shows voices debating whether regulators should be limited to a single term. The exchange questions the perved scope of term limits and discusses where such a limit might apply.
Senator Johnson introduces a bill to license dealers offering securities and require disclosure to the auditor of state. The measure targets wild cat promoters, imposes penalties, and aims to protect reputable dealers while curbing investment fraud in Illinois.
A compact discussion on spelling in public schools contrasts old methods with new shortcuts and mimeograph writing. It notes that good orthography requires focus and suggests handwriting by stenographers or typewriters as imperfect substitutes. The piece cites reader letters praising rheumatism remedies and includes brief press comments on tariff politics and character as an asset, with various regional notes.
Fragments recall Dr Spooner jokes about luggage and misheard phrases. An old ad extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for lingering coughs and grippe. References include Stillman GA and a scene of a chef-like kitchen odor amid a sick room.
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