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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
11
Sparland notes cover local moves and visits from Edna Wieland to Wenona care, hospital and church events, and social gatherings. It reports birthdays and dinners, school games, and upcoming matches between Sparland teams and Metamora. It also notes deaths, illnesses, and moving plans including John Cornell's illness and death.
Whitefield Corners notes guests from Chilli Cothe and Des Moines. Funeral of Eugene Vail in Princeton delayed by rain. Camp returnees George Harris and Clarence Miller Roach home. flu cases easing. Zieglers and Lutes recovering. Local visits, moves, and plans as residents await further changes.
The article warns that kidneys failing to function cause nervousness dizziness sleeplessness and back pain. It urges immediate action to detect trouble before impurities convert to uric acid and poisons that harm health. It emphasizes recognizing warning signs and seeking help to cleanse the system.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a worldwide classic remedy for dangerous disease. The copy claims soothing oils and cleansing herbs, imported from Holland laboratories, promising prompt relief or money back, in sealed packages of three sizes.
Harry Snell walked past Whitefield recently. Forenoon services planned for next Sunday invite all to attend and participate. Irene Wallace missed two weeks of teaching due to flu, Marguerite Herr covering this week. Miriam Herr has returned home from three weeks with Mrs. Zella Jones. Roland Doyle hauled 90 hogs to Henry Monday with neighbor help.
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