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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1883
Page
8
The fragment lists puzzle columns notes and reader contributions with scattered names and lines about a young Adolph and a family death. It includes questions and humor prompts, a retirement notice for the Eye column editor, and a eulogy poem for Adelyn Klein and Adolph. The piece shows a community paper staple.
News notes from Milo recount heavy snow, blocked roads, and cold weather last week. The town tax collector visits Milo on Wednesdays and Bradford on Saturdays. Emigration to Dallas County is noted. A silver wedding is celebrated for Cyrus Brown and a party honors twenty five years of marriage with gifts and toast.
A detailed portrait of lasting impression by Koloman Tisza in the Hungarian Parliament. Observers note his thin gray appearance and stifled voice, yet his speeches command deep attention as rivals react with clear passion while the crowd follows every cadence.
A Cornhill Magazine discussion outlines how intent and methods determine felonious burglary versus misdemeanor. It contrasts a night-time garden wall break-in with weapon, a false pretence entry leading to a serious wound, and an unarmed cafe quarrel with a decanter, noting possible punishments from five years to twenty years transportation.
An old time pamphlet touts Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic as a blood cure and medicine for liver and urinary illnesses, priced 50 cents a bottle at Albert Nay’s. It promotes Mackien’s Arnica Salve for burns, cuts, ulcers, fevers, and skin ailments with a money back guarantee.
A fragmented ad style reminiscence attests to a lighthouse engineer ruined by ambition and hard study. It recounts lengthy suffering from dyspepsia and endorses Parker's Ginger Tonic through testimonials by Charles H. Watts of West Somers and G R Cole, druggist, noting cures and效果.
The piece argues temperance cannot be achieved by pledge signing due to liquor’s persistent cause. It promotes Brown's Iron Tonic from Baltimore as a remedy that removes craving, strengthens nervous health, and supports strict temperance better than other methods.
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