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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1891
Page
4
The piece argues the tariff’s popularity grows as it raises costs for sellers rather than buyers and lauds national leaders. It recalls Congress’s sole power to declare war in 1812 and cites historical strains with Mexico and Civil War-era episodes while noting local fiscal and governance matters.
The piece argues the McKinley bill would not severely restrict foreign trade. It notes exports for seven months ending Jan 81 rose by 8 million above 1800 and 86 million above the five-year average. Imports exceeded the past five-year seven-month average by 33 million and 3 million more for the three months to Feb 28 than last year.
Judge Thurston of Nebraska rails at foreign outcry and insists no apology will be paid for the killing of a red handed outlaw. He says immigration policy should be debated as the old guard steps aside for younger leaders in the campaign of 1802.
Correspondent recalls Judge Davi Taylor of Madison born 1818 in New York and educated at Union College. The funeral drew the state’s elite with intense tributes to his temperate, courteous life and public service on the supreme bench.
An advertisement claims Ayer’s Bernapariila is free from dangerous drugs and safe to use without fear of optical poisoning, attributing its effects to a skillful blend of ingredients and asserting no ill results follow use.
Henry Light Guard Band prepares for its annual May Pole anniversary with day events including baseball, horse and foot racing and a May Pole dance with premiums fireworks and balloons. The note ends with an ad for Cole's Carbolic soap at 25 cents claiming it as a beauty aid.
Rey Ollie Stewart a former Woodhull resident and Campbellite minister based in Sandoval announces posters offering three prizes of $5 each. The rewards seek scripture proving Sprinkling or pouring constitutes Christian baptism, that baptism is not remission of sins, or that Jesus taught infant baptism.
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