Dr J A Swem Physician and Surgeon in Henry Ill
Dr J A Swem listed as physician and surgeon serving Henry Illinois with office over C Elsie Smith's grocery and residence on Main street. Office and residence phone numbers are 16.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
7
Dr J A Swem listed as physician and surgeon serving Henry Illinois with office over C Elsie Smith's grocery and residence on Main street. Office and residence phone numbers are 16.
An old newspaper ad offers express service for 500 Main St with prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Gents garments cleaned by steam or dry methods. Pants cleaned, overcoats priced. Garments dyed service advertised with a five dollar range.
Postal data report 12.7 percent of 5,000,000 stamps sold and receipts of 226,469,000 dollars. Over 85,000,000 money orders issued and paid totaling 687,715,644 dollars with losses under 2,000 due to errors. Rural carriers barred from politics by executive order. Civil Service Commission empowered to dismiss violators. Illinois livestock premium reforms urged to aid exhibitors and poultry. Kansas natural gas shortages amid cold wave cause suffering. some homes lack stoves and chimneys. Dwight L Moody stresses character over wealth. air brake physics noted. Taft surpasses Roosevelt in Sherman law prosecutions. Keokuk dam lake project described with towns along Mississippi. steamboat business deemed revived with Carnival City Packet Co. San Francisco parade led by Gypsy Smith and YMCAs Henry J. McCoy. State Teachers association backs scientific farming and trained farm demonstrators for soil and crop improvements.
An old advertisement urges readers to tell those with thin or falling hair about Ayer's Hair Vigor. It promises thicker, richer hair without coloring and suggests showing the ingredient list to a doctor for approval.
Obituary notices report Ellen O Grady a widow aged 80 died last Saturday at her Lostant home. Born in Ireland she leaves two daughters Mary and Alice at the maternal home. Funeral services were held Monday at the Catholic church in Lostant with burial in Venona cemetery.
Col J A Anderson urges the government to establish a national cemetery at Quincy for soldiers of the home and those buried there. The site holds nearly 2000 veterans. Uncle Avery Dalton of Quincy, 103 on December 20, is the last survivor of the Black Hawk war but now feeble. An elevator injury at Minoak injures Joe Benders.
Dear Friend Burt notes ongoing frost in central and north Florida Texas and Gulf Coast with crop damage while Miami Land and Development co directors report progress. They tout 20,000 acres improved from Detroit to Biscayne Bay with a nine mile canal, 45 miles of roadway ditches and expanding drainage. Fred and Ralph plan to relocate family and residents praise crops tomatoes beans and winter garden produce amid favorable climate prospects. James M Powers invites Henry and friends to visit Southeast Florida where frost-free conditions, abundant tropical crops and fewer pests persist.
A testimonial from A J Ironmonger of Washington Kansas praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for curing a severe grippe attack that threatened pneumonia after taking three bottles. The warning notes the medicine comes in a yellow package and is said to relieve symptoms quickly.
Peoria authorities move to enforce a street tax on telegraph and telephone firms using city poles. The Postal Telegraph, Western Union, and others argue federal 1866 statutes shield them, while Peoria cites city rights to regulate utilities. Only Interstate Telephone pays $1,000 annually.
A Rexall Store ad promotes Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It touts safety for all ages, mild action, and three size options priced at 10, 25, and 50 cents. Distributor A J Ironmonger urges Henry residents to buy at The Rexall Store.
The federal judicial code took effect on January 1 uniting the United States circuit court and the district court into the single United States district court. Illinois is reorganized into three districts and the consolidation reduces clerical staff.
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