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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
3
A Vineland New Jersey patient recounts five years of stomach distress and failed treatments until a remedy named Bung provided relief. He notes rapid improvement in health and flesh, crediting the cure as markedly beneficial.
National Geographic society crowned Roald Amundsen with a special gold medal at Washington for Antarctic achievement. Rear Admiral Robert E Peary also honored previously for north pole discovery as the society showcased a wreath and chart of the south polar region. The piece also notes a midnight Catskill forest fire warning ride and a testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery for lung troubles.
Residents recall past milder winters from 1855 to 1880 noting clear air, dry spells, and unusual warmth. The piece contrasts recent pleasant weather with historical seasons, urging optimism yet caution about potential future cold days. A brief exchange on stock market wisdom ends the reminiscence.
Lacon mill owners warn the Underwood La Follette tariff plan could shutter most American wool mills by hindering global competition with England. E B Moore of Showhegan Maine says mills will close if laws pass, urging citizens to contact congressmen to protest. The Woolen industry, a $150 million capital, faces drastic reform and cautious public response.
Mrs Lida Dewey of Milwaukee praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for years of use with her children and herself noting relief and cure for coughs colds and croup. The medicine is described as pleasant and safe for young children and is sold by A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves druggists.
Ewart G Culpin secretary of the Garden Cities and Town Planning Association of Great Britain will deliver his first American lecture in Lomax Ill on Friday January 24 1913 Topics include town planning building and slum abolition The Lomax Herald invites advance notices for reservations and sale bills through telegraph or letter two to three days ahead of the talk
An old subscriber praises Youth's Companion as genuine service to homes offering healthy pastime and world wide insights. The 1913 program includes seven serials, 200 stories, 50 special contributions plus sketches and advice, with a 62 weekly issues for $2 and gifts. Also an unrelated transit joke features a hurried passenger and conductor.
Public statements bolster trust in Doan’s Kidney Pills with C W Woodward of Edward Street Henry Indiana recounting five years of kidney trouble and relief after using the product. Woodward reaffirmed his endorsement in 1912, noting continued satisfaction and urging others to try the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. Price listed at 60 cents with nationwide dealer availability.
Central Illinois farmers report a west crow roost in the Needham orchard near Neoga. J W Lacey proposes dynamite in trees at 10 cents per crow, aiming for 100000 kills. bounty law once paid per crow but later repealed. Mention of a similar roost near Lombardville, Stark County. Also a note on a lighthouse keeper hero J S Donahue of So Haven Michigan and an advertisement for Electric Bitters praising kidney and stomach benefits.
Bradford Republican edition admonishes readers who receive publications in good faith to pay owed arrears and notify publishers to stop delivery when the year ends. It condemns excuses for dodging payment and urges decency in handling unpaid accounts.
Westwood Maryland woman chronicles severe monthly pains and right side inflammation. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports marked relief and urges other sufferers to consult the confidential Lynn Massachusetts headquarters for guidance.
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