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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1892
Page
4
A compilation notes leprosy spreading in Panama, snakebite fatalities, immigrant bans amid cholera fears, pension roll declines, Wanamaker letter traffic, anti Semitic sentiment contrasted with Jewish civic virtue, emigration controls urged, St Louis exposition opening with Gilmore band, Tennessee miners conflict and convict labor reform critiqued.
A reflective essay argues that history speaks to the present guiding youth and society toward wiser action. It contrasts forward-looking modernity with reverent study of the past and urges readers to read history, seek knowledge, and learn from past deeds. A farmer, J H Wolfe of Albia Iowa, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and notes a boy cured after three doses. Sold by J W Niece.
A historical letter to the Heavy Republican reflects on 1892 and the rising role of women. It notes Clara Barton’s early impact and cites political milestones such as women challenging male dominance and Senator Ingalls' defeat, with expectations of further gains led by western states and the ongoing Columbus centennial perspective. The piece closes with a note on Hall's Catarrh Cure and a notary attestation from Toledo, Ohio.
A new literary venture named Worthington's Illustrated Magazine will publish from Hartford Connecticut. The first issue will bear January 1883 date with a price of 25 cents per number or 2.50 per year. It promises many features including stories poems art and hundreds of illustrations.
The speaker reflects on past editorials that helped spark a war, expressing remorse for bloodshed, bitterness, and regret. He cites youth and impulse as factors and states a desire to act more wisely if given the chance to avert war.
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