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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1888
Page
8
A Beatrice Neb article cites France delaying liquor law voting rights. It discusses female progress with Ada Love and a Louisiana sugar plantation weighwoman, plus reflections on life expectancy and women's public roles. It warns against gossip and stresses calm, attractive presentation and prudent speech.
The narrative recalls a Nebraska homesteading family who funded their schooling and family needs through teaching while pursuing an exposition. Despite financial strain they avoided being cheated of a chance at progress, with the Tribune noting steady support and the land payment completed as the story closes.
The piece argues women often defer in parliamentary form yet can lead with precision once allowed. It cites Jean Paul on women’s natural business sense and notes men speechily start strong but sometimes fail to finish clearly. It concludes with reflections on gendered judgment and cooperation.
An advertising passage warns of colds and serious illnesses like catarrh pneumonia and consumption and promotes Bosehee's German Syrup as a cure. It cites prior sufferers and urges readers to buy bottles for 75 cents from any druggist.
A Brother seeks his sister in Iowa and Illinois tracing Anna Hiemstreet now Hemstreet born, 44, 4 ft high with brown hair and grey eyes. Also brief notices claim cures for consumption, Harper's Indian issue review, ear and catarrh remedies, and praise for Judge Payson and Dr Fenner's tonics.
Thomas Williams treated three horses in Putnam Illinois on November 28 1887. He reportedly cured a Pall Evil and two fistula cases with perfect wall appearances and no scars. One horse was sold to buyers and another remains on hand as evidence of success.
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