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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
15
A catalog lists gift suggestions with prices for ladies and men. Items include German Silver Mesh Bags, Solid Silver Mesh Bags, Silver Manicure Articles, Gold Mesh Bags, Manicure Sets, Silver and Sterling Toilet Sets, Fine Opera Glasses, Gold Pens and Holders, Fine Umbrellas, Diamond Rings and Pins, LaValier set pieces, and numerous cuff links, scarf pins, collar buttons, lockets, and related accessories with varied price ranges.
Advise buyers to choose jewelry early to avoid crowds and secure the best selections. Warn that waiting risks losing favorable options and emphasize the prominence of the Big Jewelry Stock for confident purchases.
The Republican prints Samuel Parker’s reminiscences and notes on friendships across states, recalling Mrs Townsend’s message from 3000 miles away and the enduring value of cross state correspondence among readers, with memories of Henry and Los Angeles relations. The piece moves through a History House cottage, Dr. McCoy and Clem Marquis, and ends with Parker’s California Orange Farm travel observations and local market context.
The Princeton Tribune reports Sears Roebuck & Co being indicted in district court for 42 counts alleging mail fraud related to false advertising and misrepresentation in paint and jewelry sales. The piece criticizes the company’s business model and disputes its claims of factory-made goods and dividends.
L. H. Anske of Lacon Illinois testifies that after three years without back pain since using Doan's Kidney Pills the relief has been permanent. He endorses the remedy and urges others to use it, noting its availability from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
A poem by Albert Gorton Greene memorializes Old Grimes as a kind, sincere man living at ease, with open heart and pitying eyes. He wore a long black coat and buckled shoes, never to harm others, and kept his modest fortune in quiet peace.
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