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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1895
Page
4
An admirer placed flowers on Senator Hill's statter's desk in the senate chamber but was ordered removed by the senator who said people send flowers to earoness in no corpse. The piece also notes global trade moves and domestic political commentary on rail rates and party pride.
The excerpt records Robert G. Ingersoll arguing markets favor domestic manufacture and urging protectionism to benefit American workers. It notes a shift toward republicanism and prosperity as a lesson learned by labor and employers. An apparent advert claims Orange Blossom relieves "ages" and touts Dr Powell as seller.
From Palisade Nebraska R Peattie surveys Hayes and Hitchcock counties amid crops failed stock driven off and relief aid disputes. Lutherans accused of hoarding goods. farmers protest theft, postmaster reports pensions and hunger, and a famine widow receives aid in a poignant mercy errand.
Washington dispatch reports the German government may unite with continental powers in retaliation for the US sugar duties. Germany refuses negotiation and threatens expanded actions affecting cattle and other interests. Secretary Gresham cites treaty violations under the 1828 pact, awaiting Congress repeal to allow protest or answer.
Congressman elect J W Graff spoke Sunday at the Peoria Y M C A on Love and the Home using first Corinthians thirteen as his base. He warned prophesies and knowledge will pass away and urged progress through liberal religion, stressing love for man and God in public affairs and labor relations.
It May Do as Much for You. Mr Fred Miller of Irving says years of kidney pain ended after using Electric Bitters. He reports back and bladder trouble relief and quick results. The remedy is marketed at Powell's drug store for 50 cents a bottle.
Correspondent P 8 Perley from Phoenix Arizona writes a Christmas greeting describing local fruit stands with peaches, strawberries, oranges, pomegranates, persimmons, and seasonal blooms. He notes mild weather delaying berry reddening and shares warm wishes for Christmas and the New Year.
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