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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
6
L H Pennell advertises shoeing and wagon repair in Henry, Ohio. With twelve years in business he guarantees first class work including horseshoeing, plow and machine repairs, woodwork, and treatment for bad feet. Old Stand at 44-293m warns trespassers will be prosecuted.
Multiple listings advertise 160 acres near Bradford at 90 dollars per acre, 200 acres 11 miles from Henry at 75 dollars per acre, and VanHorn Valley land with weekly excursions. Also an eight room house and a two room house near post office for 600, all through John Hartley. An employment ad seeks salesmen with team and wagon for The A B Seclge Medicine Co Abilene Kansas opportunity.
Mary E. Allen executrix of Henry H. Allen late of Marshall County Illinois announces appearance before the Marshall County Court at Lacon on the March term starting March 4 1907 to return and settle claims against the estate. All debts due should be paid promptly. Dated December 18 1906. Barnes Magoon attorneys.
A Kansas promotional notice urges investors to consider farming opportunities in Kansas or Colorado. It touts prosperity, farm lands, and regional accessibility, inviting inquiries for county details and available listings from CG Poluard at Saline County State Bank in Salina.
A letter argues Christianity does not rely on miracles and surveys its adaptability. The writer grants broad concessions on biblical interpretation but asserts Christianity’s universal influence and ability to synthesize doctrines from Judaism Islam Buddhism Confucianism Brahmanism, with emphasis on monotheism, God’s fatherhood, and moral progress.
Indianapolis writer John M Kirkpatrick argues that Christianity rests on the words of its founder rather than miracles. He asserts that "The words I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life" and emphasizes the living power of the Christian message over past wonders.
Article warns that most fatalities stem from cold and urges early treatment. Promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective, claiming it loosens coughs and aids lung secretions. Sold by Powells City Drug Store in Henry.
The Toulon News reports that the Toulon Sentinel has suspended, leaving Toulon Bradford Wyoming and three nearby towns with one newspaper each. The News cites superior equipment and larger circulation as keys to its advantage while noting rising costs and publishing challenges.
Illinois Racing and Horse Show association of Peoria forms to join the Grand Trotting circuit. Fifty prominent businessmen from Peoria, backed by Nathan C Cole of New York, aim to promote racing this summer with De troit over the circuit. Promoters include Richard E. Lawrence, Thomas Webb, Adolph Woolner, Edward and Al G Leisy, Charles K. Off, and G E Nelson. Capitalization starts at 50000 with plans to spend 335000 on grandstands and track resurfacing. The long-used Peoria track holds historic speeds and records for pacers.
A 19th century note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent influenza and pneumonia and claims vast success with no reported deaths. It urges readers to buy from J E & F Powells City Drug Store and hints at clubbing propositions tied to The Henry Republican.
An advertisement describes Dr Fruth offering cures for chronic diseases and sexual disorders at his hospital. It claims many cures and a guaranteed bank refund on methods, with a special focus on nervous diseases, piles, fistula, and sexual weakness. It invites patients to bring urine samples for analysis and provides contact at Lake Avenue, Chicago.
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