Mt Vernon Professor Credits Kidney Pills Cure
Mt Vernon Collegiate Institute professor of mathematics Verxon II narrates kidney weakness from overwork. After using Dodd’s Kidney Pills he reports relief, stopping further kidney medicine and returning to good health, praising the product as a permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Verxon
Dieasel Baroda McDaniel
Mt. Vernon Collegiate Institute
Ilsweast
Pyorbo
Ben
Doud
Dodd
DiTuS Election Notice Appears With Nonsensical Text
Fragmentary OCR text shows a confusing line about a Republican item and a date or amount. no clear event, names, or place emerge to form a coherent notice.
Holiday edition to boost trade and readers
The Green Mold Blade announces an oversized holiday issue of 12 extra pages and a larger edition to aid merchants in boosting holiday trade. McG Solason is named county treasurer after the election and previously served as postmaster of his town, with a Colorado trip noted.
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Ealcrato
M'G Solason
Green ‘Meld Blade
Cleveand
Denver
Colorado
Poliman
Bois
Minneis
Marshall
Chas
Jones
R. Jones
Porrren
W. T. Law
L. F Law
Wren Tiber Nee Vacs
Litsowin
Wealthy farmer Daniel Betts suicide at Whitefield Township farm
Daniel Betts a prosperous Sparland livery man and Whitefield Township farmer died by self inflicted gunshot on his farm at sunrise. A wife and five children survived him, with no known motive or family trouble. A coroner later received a letter from Betts admitting mental distress and preferring death to continued life.
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Eniel Betts
Boari
Daniel Betts
Whitefield
Sparland
Elia
Henry
Beolined Cordar Geena
Geenen
Jat
Retri Pitoe
Duties of County Treasurer and Board of Review Provisions
The article explains new duties for the county treasurer elect Frank Barry including supervising assessments, assembling assessors by April and publishing property assessments. It describes the creation of a board of review with county clerk, board chair, and a citizen appointee to review assessments and publish guidelines. A local pharmacist comment notes demand for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Stady
Frank
Barry
Board of Review
Slaw
Aaressore
Conkneys Home Journal Jubilee Issue Features
Conkneys Home Journal for December showcases a full page portrait of President and Mrs. Cleveland from a photo taken for the issue during a Chicago visit. It highlights the Chicago Pride Jubilee and Queen Victoria Jubilee as special features and includes articles by Lilian Bell and a 12 year old Breen daughter.
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Conkney
Mra Moinley
Chicago
Lilian Bell
William Jennings Brean
Onoto Wataona
Donkey's Home Journal
W. Bonkey Company, Publishers
Illinois
Library Board Holds Third Meeting and Plans New Book Order
The third quarterly Library Board meeting, hosted by president Mrs. Ida Jones, reviewed the past quarter and approved funds for a new order of books. The Woman's Club of Henry plans a public library move, with Feb 10 1896 set as a kickoff to organize, fundraise, and expand readership.
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Ds Jones
Pew
Library Association
Woman's Club
Henry
Audh
Hannah Finney
Mary Fyffe
Mary Hildebrant
Ida Jones
Laura Kline
Minnie Kline
Grace Lincoln
Belle Potter
Margaret White
Cache
Mre Hildebrant
Mra Fyffe
Qjasen Esther
Minnie Kxine
South American Nervine Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
Advert says the masterly South American Nervine cures stomach weakness and indigestion for all, claiming dramatic results with no failure. It touts lasting health benefits, safety, and universal applicability, with sales by J. BL and FLAC Powell.
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J. BL
Flac Powell
Church Notes and Upcoming Services in 1890
Rev George Lloyd to return from Mogland next week with services at the Congregational church on Sunday and a Thursday prayer meeting led by Archie Williams. Hey Crawford of Chicago preached last Sabbath. The Ladies Aid will sell Christmas items at H J Gregory’s store next Saturday. Christian Endeavor events feature a talk on Systematic Giving led by Anna Carter. monthly meeting elected officers for 1890 including Vogelsingy, Hart, Minnifeuline, Williams, Powers, and Della Hartsook. Rev Landenberger’s New Jerusalem Temple series continues with themes Adulterating Robbery Lying and Covetousness and ends with the Evie Commandments. a Friday 7 to 8 pm meeting precedes a concert at the Opera House.
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George Lloyd
Mogland
Congregational Church
Archie Williams
Hey Crawford
Chicago
The
H J Gregory
Cbriatian Endeavor
Misa Anna Carter
Christian Endeavor
Minnie Kline
Sst
Vogelsingy
Della Hartsock
Minnfeuline
Clara Williams
Hina Powers
Mir Toke
Della Hartsook
New Jerusalem
Soula G Landenberger
Opera House
New Grabo Coffee Substitute Hits Stores
A new preparation named Grabo, made of pure grains, is sold in grocery stores to replace coffee. It is said to cause less distress to the delicate stomach, costs about 14 in price, and is claimed safe for children to drink.
Haines Moves Into New Home Near Depot
E. I. Haines of Bureau has moved into a newly built dwelling near the depot in this city. He has begun housekeeping though the house is not yet entirely finished. completion is expected soon.
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E. I. Haines
Bureau
Amajor
Henry High School News and University Visitor Praise
Edited by J. Hal T. Brumley the Henry High School report notes biology and physics class study methods with a football game against Henry and Lacon upcoming. Miss Stone praised for leadership as inspector Mr McGilivery visits Champaign campus, commending discipline and inspiring students to aim for the University of Illinois.
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J. Hal T. Brumley
Mise Worley
Henry
Lacon
Flora ‘Ranpelis
Bentor
Jentor
Mindls
Clara Jones
Victor Kays
Susie Harrison
John Locke
Cora Vamery
Fred Williame
Emma Ponzer
Andrew Min
Lach
McGilivery
Emma Pooter
Henry High School
Illinois
Fey
Elegant Head Wear Sale Draws Big Quick Prices
An offer appeals to holiday shoppers with 50 percent off former lows on head wear and 25 cent pelt hats and sailors. Jackets and capes cut 40 percent, with imported kersey jackets in multiple colors, capes reduced to 3.98 from 5.50. Muffs, fur collars, dress goods, silk and wool dresses pitched as ideal gifts. Extra specials run through Xmas with gloves hosiery blankets and more, as Henry warns of unmatched stock for size variety and low prices.
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Henry
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