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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
2
The column urges attention to a Tree Puzzle feature with a prize for solvers and notes Stark county primaries favoring Anti-Yates, with talk of possible gubernatorial candidates. It cites Gov Richard Yates renomination support and proposes Gen Smith D. Atkins of Freeport as a strong potential nominee.
William A. Pinkerton, head of the Pinkerton Detective Agency, argues hobos form the country’s major public safety threat. He describes hobos as a degenerate, criminal group driving labor unrest and bank robberies, detailing gang roles and methods used in crimes.
A Texas reader praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints in children. Mrs J 135 Cooke of Nederlands says it cured her family and favors its use as directed. The item ends with a somber note about a grieving mother and a hopeful reflection on the future.
Oyres permanently treats the cases he undertakes and sends the Incurables home without charging a fee. He continues monthly visits while others make brief trips and cause patients to return.
Drruth, hailed as highly successful, claims to have proven cures for many ailments baffling other physicians. He will be at the clinic to demonstrate his treatments and consult with patients.
A rustic verse recounts Maud Muller attempting to care for a hen and eggs in a box lined with hay and tinsel. The hen is startled by a quivering box, flaps away, and Maud recalls an awkward past moment in a light humorous note from Nor'West Harmer.
Budd Doble, a veteran reinsman, spoke at a small Emuadelshis Hila church about eternity. He recounted the parson’s quip that eternity lasts forever and beyond, noting after billions of centuries there would still be a hundred thousand years to breakfast times.
Jeohn Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a dire illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and pain. He credits Electric Bitters after three weeks for a marked recovery and claims the remedy saved him from death. Sold for 40 cents at Dr Powell's drug store with guarantee.
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