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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1896
Page
4
The Ottawa Republican Times recounts Robert Burdette as a leading speaker praised for his lively talk and independence. It also comments on unreliable medical statistics, calls for better reporting, and notes a 1776 flag reference with a detailed naval and military article.
McClure's Magazine January edition prints a 300000 copy issue highlighting Murat Halatead on Blaine's 1884 presidential bid and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's autobiographical sketches. It includes Sir William Bal's sketch, latest studies on The Sun's Light, and Anthony Hope's new Princess Osra tale set in the magical land of Zenda.
The letter quotes Decatur Republican arguing for a modern interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine and a new hemisphere stance. Congressman Graff states he opposed the emergency bond bill, contending the government lacks revenue not gold, and that bonds already exist to finance needs.
A long argumentative piece argues poverty and overproduction of offspring drive hunger and crime. It blames excessive marrying and childbearing for unemployment, tramp vagabonds, and social ills, and asserts parental responsibility under natural law and divine design. It cites Chicago debates and civic figures on governance and corruption.
From Clayton F. Sanny Co., Chicago agents for Chickering Gabler and Foster pianos, a notice asks every possessor to reveal name and address. A postal reply or a personal visit to 220 Wabash Ave is requested to aid the inquiry.
A Guna correspondent notes that wealth dissolves among heirs within years, with eighteen estates near Guba once divided among heirs now mostly gone. He cites that 99 out of 100 men fail to accumulate the expected fortune, reflecting universal folly in toil and savings. The piece ends urging readers to try the Toledo Blade weekly.
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