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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1894
Page
4
An excerpt discusses paying for a year’s subscription and urges readers to join the list. It notes a lunar curiosity about 1893 with two full moons in January April and references a candid reporter’s view of readers and news coverage. Virginia Enquirer.
An 1804 periodical is praised for its attractive format and illustrations prompting readers to subscribe. An editorial quotes Col Robert G Ingersoll on immortality, followed by his clarifying statement. Hallard's Snow Liniment is advertised as a cure-all. A St Louis charity plans schoolchild aid in underserved districts.
The address extols Masonry as a universal, moral brotherhood built on friendship, morality and charity. It cites Solomon and Hiram legends, notes the quarries and temple imagery, and asserts Masonry’s enduring strength against time and opposition.
A Shamokin man John Simpkins once cursed loudly at work and after a sudden illness became deaf and mute. At a Methodist revival his tongue loosened and he spoke for ten minutes, recounting torment and visions. He warned neighbors to forsake vice then warned of a future relapse before losing speech, hearing, and vision again.
The incident has caused great excitement in the city and is the main topic of discussion. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is advertised for throat and chest afflictions. A testimonial from G W Alexander of Washington D C praises Crail's Cough Syrup for helping coughs colds hoarseness and related symptoms.
A quip from the Chicago Record notes Mrs De Trop enjoys her marriage and keeps young De Trop waiting before, but now is punctual. The exchange reflects humorous social commentary on marriage and courtship.
An old lady asks a druggist for canine pills claiming her husband is a gentleman. The druggist quietly dispenses quinine pills as the scene ends, in a Boston Home Journal item.
Tommy pleads to be sent to a school and buy him bathing salt. Hanna Wagon Works at Peoria has closed down temporarily, affecting local workers and economy.
A quirky note cites mixing cold season pain into a cheerful vitality. It mentions Ayers g5 saparilla and Arctic explorer praise, claiming the preparation invigorates the system and enriches the blood for a positively enjoyable winter transition.
The Century Co of New York offers a free calendar titled Pudd nhead Wilsons Calendar for 199 featuring humorous extracts from Mark Twain. Requestors must include a postage stamp to cover mailing costs.
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