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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
8
A long advertisement narrates a famous millionaires offer of one million dollars for a new stomach after his dyspepsia worsened to incurable levels. It promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, claims to restore gastric juice power, offers a money back guarantee, and lists Rexall Store availability with prices 26 50 and 1.00. Local notices follow with residents and daily chores.
John Tribbey and son Emory visit D. M. Justice family while J V. Mudd heads to California from Peoria. Varna neighbors report new births, recoveries, and a recent marriage between Melvin Stinger and Anna Phillips in Lacon. A Varna resident shares a kidney medicine testimonial from Charles Durham of Lovington.
Markets at Hopewell Tuesday January 23 show corn at 56 cents and oats at 46 cents. Ed Holmstrom hosts callers including Charles Okerberg and wife and Allan Okerberg, who returned from Princeton and Kewanee. Numerous local residents, illnesses, visits, and employment notes follow, including Mrs. Seiquist sick, Violet improving, Agnes Longmin visiting J W Wallace, and Herman and Bertha Schefelbin among Sunday callers. Albert Carlson now night watch at Mo time, enjoying the work and town.
Community notes from Henry detail Franklin County residents news and recoveries. Mrs Fosdick improves from suspected typhoid, birthday card shower for her, visits by Janovitz Stella Dorff and others. Local farming plans, family visits, weather, a horse accident, and Sunday school elections are noted.
Shelm' Bremen Georgia reports Foley Kidney Pills gave great satisfaction and more relief than any other kidney medicine. A. J. Ironmonger adds he can cheerfully recommend them to all sufferers for kidney and bladder trouble.
Roy Shurts and family visited Harry Shurts home last Sunday while Temmings and Laurie Copple and their spouses socialized in Henry last week. Henry Meridian and family attended church and dined with Joseph Bogner and wife. Gertrude Kapraun, treated for appendicitis by Dr Hall, is recovering. The Monifers and Schultz were seen driving in the area Monday. Large crowds attended the funeral of Thomas Monier, reflecting the esteem in the community. Mrs Tremain, ill with a cold and lumbago, is improving. Camery spent Tuesday night in Henry, and Mrs Fosdick is reported improving. Mrs Henry Meridian and children visited Mrs Lassman Tuesday afternoon.
People with partial paralysis may gain relief from massaging affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment. The remedy also eases rheumatic pains and is sold by A. J Ironmonger and T. oy Segraves druggists.
Local notes from Whitefield Center Hutchins Downey Henry and several nearby families report illness recoveries visits and social events Lawrence Hunt visited Peoria Mrs Bell and Mrs Seelye hosted at Mrs Henry Rowe and others Lone Tree and Saratoga communities record visitors revival meetings a Valentine social and a concerted drive for local church and community improvements plus school notes and new classroom furnishings.
The collector announces he has the tax book for Senachwine township and will receipt for taxes at the grain office every afternoon through March 10, 1912. G. W. Lawbon signs the notice.
An old time advertisement promotes MI-O-NA for indigestion and gas relief. It claims to stop sourness heaviness and fermentation, banish gas heartburn and nightmares, offering a 50 cent box guaranteed by Ti Segraves and druggists. The copy includes personal lines about money, work, and inheritance.
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