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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
6
An advertisement touts Vindl Liver Oil and Iron as the two most effective tonics for blood and strength. It claims iron strengthens the body while cod liver oil aids nerves and pulmonary health, noting French chemists separated the medicinal elements. The tonic targets weak, run-down people and promises money-back if it fails to help.
Dr C Willett a veterinary surgeon and dentist in Whithfield Illinois advertises as a graduate of The Veterinary College of Chicago. He treats all domestic animals and answers calls day and night with a residence telephone line connection.
Directory style listing for Baynes Dentist and Barnes Magoon attorneys in Lac on Illinois. Includes First National Bank details with officers C R Jones president and J L Jones cashier. Also notices for coal dealer W W Dewey & Sons, The New City Meat Market with John Hartley Jr proprietor, and meat products. Continuous cash paid acknowledgments appear in the ad text.
An 18th century wool homespun pocketbook owned by EH F and A G Hains of this city is described. It bears receipts from 1811 to 1862, tax notes, and various family purchases, with attestations of its long ownership and a matching ancient cane heirloom. The article traces the family lineage from Jahu Hains of Ohio to early Illinois settlers near east Chenowith prairie.
Wood for sale of good quality offered with delivery to any customer. Contact Henry at Central for service and price details.
Mrs EF H Thomas of Logansport Indiana praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing colds and croup in her children saying it always provides prompt relief and she recommends it to neighbors and friends. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs Julius Burt Starr beloved Peoria figure and DAR officer dies after a two week illness. A singer in local choirs, she led and promoted civic causes including the Guyer Home association and Peoria Woman's clubs. Funeral held at First Universalist church with extensive community tributes. Electric Bitters advertised nearby as a health tonic.
Public sale announced for February 2 1914 at Irven Williams place six miles northwest of Henry and 214 miles southwest of Putnam. Eight head of horses eighteen head of cattle hogs farm machinery and house hold items on offer with cash and credit terms. Lunch served by Putnam Ladies Aid.
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