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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1893
Page
8
The ad claims Torpid liver causes low spirits indigestion and headaches and promotes Dr Sanford's Liver Invigorator as a reliable remedy. It asserts thousands are cured yearly and suggests readers ask their druggist for the product.
The Lincolnshire born poetess Jean Ingelow lives with her brother at Kensington and discusses her career in a Woman's Herald interview. She writes two to three hours daily in winter from a dining room, and recalls a favorite high window writing nook in a former house. Her first poetry volume, published with help from her brother and publisher Mr Longman, sold 4000 copies in its first year and has seen many reissues. She criticizes women's rights, preferring privileges, and notes a US town planning a practical gown and small handbag for next year’s fair audience reflections.
Master Brigham urges farmers to oppose wind sales and back the Hatch-Washburn bill now in the senate. He calls mass letter writing to senators, resolution spikes by farmers institutes and granges, to force passage of the proposed law. The piece also notes farm queries on turkey fattening and a mix of agriculture and social topics from Prairie Farmer and other sources.
The Chicago Journal announces its 1803 edition as the city’s leading evening newspaper. It pledges progressive editing, accurate reporting, and fair comment with extra focus on the World’s Columbian Exposition. An art department, literature, drama, and music coverage will accompany reliable political and social news.
The Chicago Evening Journal previews a larger Weekly Journal, increasing to twelve pages of seven columns. It highlights expanded World’s Columbian Exposition coverage, more space for Northwestern agriculture, and a succession of short fiction by leading writers, aiming for comprehensive, elevating content without relying on premiums.
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