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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
5
Local Henry paper reports on Henry leaders and residents amid flu, war returns, and social events. Highlights include veterans like Lt Leroy King and Sherrill Stanford, discharges from Camp Gordon and Camp Greenleaf, community meetings, Red Cross plans, and social visits in Henry and nearby towns.
The store emphasizes rapid stock turnover with items refreshed constantly and a focus on meeting customer desires. It claims to source from world markets, invest in attractive presentation, and offer every shopping comfort to build lasting customer loyalty throughout the year.
Extensive selection includes silk waists furs coats dresses gloves hosiery neckwear handkerchiefs veils purses jewelry silk umbrellas table linens napkins towels gowns and suits. Also rugs pedestals rockers parlor suites cedar chests and more in large range of sizes and designs.
Mrs W W Dewey of Peoria visits son Charles and family. Prof Ganzer aids Stewart school with flu issues. The Trenry Boy Scouts register 29 names and form a room in Henry. Rolla Hillabrand dies of pneumonia at 27. wife ill with flu. Local road near Wolf Hollow mired, later improvised. W R C to meet. Wilson and Germany war debt debate. Local obituaries, sales, and school notes include seventh grade officers, colors, and motto.
A Christmas campaign urges all citizens to join the Red Cross from December 16 to December 23. The message emphasizes inclusion without preference and asks workers to persuade others to donate a heart and a dollar, noting the organization’s global relief efforts.
The article extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick, effective solution for winter colds. It urges following label directions and notes many families have relied on it for years with good results.
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