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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1894
Page
5
The Henry Republican notes the German emperor’s reconciliation moves as timely. It contrasts vast idle money in New York banks with widespread hunger in the U.S. and questions remedies for drug abuse and political shifts, referencing Cronin’s murder and South African tensions.
The article contrasts Mr Gladstone with Villiers and Holden noting Gladstone’s exceptional activity. It mentions Russian emigrants to Germany and a 400 mark cash requirement, and mocks various political and social topics from 19th century U.S. and Europe including church clubs in St. Louis and reconciliations involving Bismarck.
A Republican letter argues the Sabbath was sanctified from creation and kept before Sinai, citing Exodus and Genesis verses. The writer contends the Sabbath persisted after Christ’s resurrection and critiques attempts to assign Sunday worship, referencing Constantine, the Council of Nicea, and Apostolic practice.
The speaker argues that the moral law governs present conduct and will bind future generations, rejecting the idea that the gospel frees one from the law. He notes Paul's view that Sinai’s judicial and ceremonial laws were given before the Decalogue, not the eternal principles written by God. Finis. J. M. Kirkpatrick.
The 12th annual Illinois coal report from the State Bureau of Labor Statistics notes coal output near 20 million tons, value about 17.8 million dollars, and 33,300 workers supported by coal. It stresses the industry’s broad regional reach, family impacts, and the need for careful policy on trade and tariffs.
Transfers include WK Gillett to Jas Fletcher lot 21 block 65 Santa Pe add Toluca. Wm M Madison to F P Scoft sw 6 Richland. Frank Kleinbenz to CJ Harrod part lot 232 Henry. Ed Newman to James Kealiher lot 6 block 71 Santa Pe add Toluca.
At a July meeting in Geo M. Bane’s office Jobo Hutchins was named chairman and Geo M. Bane secretary. Officers were elected including President K. O. Caldwell and Treasurer W. H. ford. The annual Old Settlers Picnic will be held at Lacon on Thursday, August 23, with executive and finance committees named.
A collage of verse and notices discusses school life and aging teachers, blue glass experiments, and Marquette’s statue debate. It recalls a poem about teachers resting, a scientist famed for blue spectrum trials, and Wisconsin’s Marquette commemorative statue. The piece also mentions farming dreams, a goad of farm life, and a shoe advertisement.
An elderly farmer argues prices have fallen yet farmers are not crushed. He cites 70s dollar wheat buying 12 pounds of sugar, nails costing four bushels, and mowing machines costing 70 bushels, claiming a bushel buys as much now as at dollar prices. He says civilizaton lowers all prices to a minimum.
An old news item discusses testimonials for Hood's Sarsaparilla and claims of trust in endorsements. It also touches on US grammar usage and references President Cleveland and Attorney General Olney, concluding with a medical ad for Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
The speaker notes teachers toil year after year without appreciation while journalists dedicate their lives to informing and inspiring readers. When either group errs or offends, harsh blame and wrath follow, yet praise remains scarce. The tone urges gratitude toward educators and reporters for their public service.
Cure promises from a single bottle Suave 330 removes spavins splints ring bone stifles and swollen throats in horses. Sold by Dr Powell druggist Henry Illinois.
In Iowa the drought tightens its grip and calls grow for the governor to designate a day of fasting and prayer. Citizens express weariness with ruinous efforts and a shift back to old fashioned moisture practices as relief seems distant.
A fragment from a period piece quotes a confidant exchange about a proposal and a sour salad mishap. Characters include Amy Charles Delia Della and Mrs Barkington with humor and domestic mischief.
A fragmented dialogue presents Ada and Dicky in a surreal exchange where reality, sleep, and awareness blur. The lines hint at identity and perception, leaving the outcome open to interpretation.
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