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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1894
Page
6
The column surveys a Vassar alumna's mispronounced grocery order and a New Orleans Mardi Gras preview. It highlights women's rights, Chinese nurse Oy Yoke seeking medical study, Washington women correspondents, Louise Stockton's reading club, Mary Proctor's astronomy talk, and France's women voters move for commerce judges.
Riverside District Grange editorial urges farmer unity to oppose rail and market oppression. J. D. Winsome writes on organizing, education, and civic duties, pushing for district schools, experiments, and circulating libraries. Questions for February discuss fuel choice and rural home comfort. Premium butter tasters at Narmer's Institute are grange members.
A long letter criticizes J Sterling Mogton Siva and praises Jerry Rusk while arguing that experience is the true teacher of economics. It quotes a proverb about a sound liver as a remedy and promotes various ads for patent medicines, a Harper's Magazine note, free trials of Dr King’s products, and a western railroad promotional piece.
An advertisement extols Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia sprains cuts burns and various ailments. It touts its ability to relieve lame backs stiff joints and contracted muscles with dramatic success stories. Price listed as 50 cents and sold by Dr Powell. The text also includes a punchline from a humorous anecdote about a smoking jacket bill.
A jumble of quips and exchanges from papers like Puck Chicago Tribune Brooklyn Life and N Y Weekly. Dialogues touch on death jokes social satire marriage views dieting and light city life scenes with rueful humor and casual punch lines.
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