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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1885
Page
8
A nostalgic New Year poem envisions the old year dying with no tears and the new one arriving in hopeful, tranquil terms. It describes white winter scenes, bridal imagery, bells, and a pledge of peace, urging cheerful welcome of the fresh year.
Probate court entries list proofs of publication, appraisals, and widow's awards for the estates of Schofield Coleman Parker Harrison and others, with juries verdicts and guardianship matters. Real estate transfers record deeds across Sparland Devore Lacon and nearby towns with multiple interlinked sale and mortgage actions.
An interview in Milwaukee quotes Robert G. Ingersoll commenting on the Blaine movement, party principles over persons, and the 1888 campaign. He denies a rupture with Blaine, discusses Cleveland's impact on business, and the need for good government.
A Winona lawyer lauds Dr ug's New Discovery for phunaraption as best remedy for coughs and colds after using it over three weeks. Trial bottles are available free at Dr Powell's drug store. A Chicago election officer faces penalties for missing registration lists. In Winona, George Dotterweich is imprisoned for ballot stuffing. F W Becker fined for participation.
An advertisement touts Parker's Hair Balsam as restoring color and restoring health to the scalp. It claims to unclog oil glands, prevent hair loss, and leave hair soft and glossy without greasiness while noting the product's perfume and cleanliness. It also mentions A B Wilson, inventor of Wheeler & Wilson, as an inmate of an insane asylum.
Advertisement touts Ayor’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that purges impurities and destroys scrofula germs, claiming it revives the body with new life and vigor.
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