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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1894
Page
5
Boston and Atchison commentary on marriage and social norms. Napoleon’s Belgium villa sale draws interest from history lovers. Chinese Geary law, deportation plans, and a push for united anti anarchist action. Obituary notes include Carey Logan’s long service and Sir Samuel Baker’s death. U S Army merit and shoulder straps discussion.
The piece discusses European anxiety over Japan's declaration of war on China and the risk of a broader war drawing Britain and Russia into Asia. It notes London’s blame on Lord Rosebery, Russian opposition to British interference, rising jingoism, and the potential for a European conflict spreading from the Baltic to Asia if Russia or Britain are drawn in.
Doctors said consumption doomed Phoebe Thomas of Junction City but two bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery cured her and saved her life. Thos Pggars of 130 Florida St San Francisco suffered dreadful cold that neared consumption, bought one bottle and in two weeks recovered. Free trial bottles at Powells drug stores. Regular size 50c and 25c.
A dialogue snippet shows Mr Chally and Mr Boggs debating correct phrasing for dismissal. Mr Boggs favors discharge and states the term You are discharged takes effect on Saturday night, as reported in Town Topics.
A humorous Vogue quip contrasts mother and daughter in a chat about a walk. The mother notes the daughter left with a parasol but returned with a walking stick, highlighting a playful preoccupation with appearances versus reality.
A dialogue from the Indianapolis Journal shows a husband reproaching his wife for buying many useless items on bargain shelves while she retorts she does not save newspaper coupons like he does. The exchange centers on domestic frugality and gendered spending.
A humorous exchange quotes Mr Grogan claiming women are all alike in being different from one another despite similarities. Mr Mogan asks for clarification in a playful back and forth from the Indianapolis Journal.
Dialog fragment shows Mrs Bride seeking help as she believes her husband is losing his mind. Brother Will reassures her with calm, practical talk and references to a ledger, implying limited evidence or scope.
Arnold Thornton 75 died at home after eight years of illness. He was a county treasurer and longtime merchant, survived by eight children with Mary J. Fyffe. Funeral held with a large turnout at Pontiac cemetery under ministers D. K. Campbell I. Doney J. Bell. Mrs Irene Bacon, widow of S. Bacon, died after paralysis and years of illness. born in New York 1814, married 1809, Congregational member over 50 years, to be buried in Sterling Ill. with family present.
Frank J Cheney senior partner of BP J Cheney & Co swears in Toledo that the firm will pay 100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's catarrh cure. Note states product acts on blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. Includes notary seal and 1886 dating.
The Diamond Jo Packet company issues a circular withdrawing all vessels on the Mississippi except the Mary Morton routing from St Louis to Keokuk due to extremely low water. Reid's German Pills advertised as cure for indigestion and constipation.
James Griffin and companions report a July trek into the Mogollon mountains starting July 5. They describe desert heat near New River 112 degrees, desert trails, campsites at Antelope and Hanse, the Montezuma Wells and Phoenix area, a wild cattle drive at Phamuix with 60–70 saddle horses, and the Whisker camp with tents and whistle-stop rules.
The memo describes a high elevation campsite at 7500 feet in Clear Creek canyon, 50 miles from church and 30 mules from any post office or saloon. It notes abundant horse feed, plentiful game including bears and mountain lions, no rattlesnakes, and generous cowboys ready to help campers. A monthlong trip for three or four costs under $20 per person. Climate includes frequent rain with showers beyond question.
A reflection on country weekly editors who read each other’s pages and balance professionalism with personal debate. It notes the appeal of weekly papers over dailies, the varied duties of a single writer, and the social forces shaping their work. It ends with a satirical jab at social inequality and a critique of a harsh world.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for purifying blood and restoring vigor in the body. Hood's Pills are described as vegetable, harmless, and reliable. The text also notes a New Mexico editor beaten over a published article, and mentions wreath gifts to Carnot's coffin from European royalty and Baron Rothschild.
Advertised remedy Electric Bitters is claimed to purify blood and cure liver and kidney diseases as well as pimples boils and salt rheum. It is said to expel malaria ease headaches constipation and indigestion with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Powell's drugstore offers it at 1.00 per bottle.
A brief 18th century style note requests a demijohn filled with whisky from Oldd Stuff & Co. The speaker delays until a cart returns, hoping the jug is not heavy, and mentions sending it halfway.
A dialogue shows a farmer bragging about selling hens he claims are free range in the woods and making money by bribing buyers to keep quiet about the joke. The exchange hints at a humorous crime plot and sly business tactic in a rustic setting.
A humorous dialogue notes a husband praising his wife’s cooking and foresees his son repeating the same sentiment to his wife years later. The exchange reflects affectionate family dynamics and nostalgia.
Mrs Brown remarks that advertisements claim enay wor at home while her band relaxes reading the evening news. The exchange highlights a discussion of work and domestic duties in a casual domestic scene from the Boston Courlo.
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