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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
7
A Strasburg resident, A GrabilI, reports grave grippe symptoms including pleurisy and pneumonia risk. The ad touts Vinol with iron as a fast remedy, claiming strong cough relief and renewed health after years of failure with other treatments.
An advertisement lists A Hall a physician and surgeon with electrical equipment for diagnosis and treatment and Henry B Jacobs attorney at law offering general law and collection services. It mentions office on Park Row and references Henry III with a numbered item.
The article notes nearly two million railroad workers in the United States, averaging 700 per 100 miles, and discusses public mood about judges, legislators, wealth, and politics. It recalls Illinois debates on an epilepsy colony and Taft receiving the first parcels post package from Philadelphia. It also recounts Pike’s Peak and Colorado’s high peaks and altitude.
The optician Carlson will visit the Camp House on January 20, 1913, scheduling fitting sessions in the afternoon. He will meet patients by appointment on the third Monday of each month thereafter for eyewear consultations and fittings.
Casper Weber aged 12 of Lostant wins first prize in Dr. Orr's La Salle corn contest with 7869 pounds per acre and top grade. George Stetson of Granville takes second with 7260 pounds and 92 percent grade. Otto Booth of Dimmick township claims third with 7140 pounds and 91 percent.
Detroit residents and former neighbors gathered at the town hall for a Detroit Woman's Club event highlighted by readings, solos, and a talk on women’s voting rights. Mrs Powers and Mrs Calkins organized the affair with decor by Shields, while Velma Ruth Powers celebrated her fifth birthday with friends.
A reader extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children noting relief from coughs and colds. Mrs Lida Dewney of Mil WAL De Wises mentions positive results in her family, praising its safety and effectiveness.
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