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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1902

Page

2

Panama route favored for isthmian project says press notice

The Republican office reports the Darien route project meeting with little success and favors the Panama route. Livingston county lists two candidates in the legislative race, De Hignas and Lish. An editorial urges civic vigor, good schools, morality, enterprise, and public spirit to boost city growth and newspapers support.

Livingston Tan de Hignas Tra. M Lish Saunemin

A Hundred Years Late Lecture in Henry by Bayliss

Alfred Bayliss, state and public instruction official, spoke at Henry on Tuesday evening January 28 on The Educational Ideals of the Nineteenth Century. The piece notes his timing and suggests resonance with evolving twentieth century ideals. Also mentions Michigan Central railroad likely to sue the state over revoked charters.

Mor Bales Saratoga Township Henry Seelyo Jr Adina Fara Steuben Henry Camp Grove Minnie Darby Merritt John Truntley Aloto Racra John Hartley Heary Alfred Bayliss Public Instruction M. I Lacon Journal Michigan Central Railroad Dollara Darmouth College Commonwealth Michigan Piigree Road United States

Turner Explains English Spelling Via Odd Name Pronunciation

A hotel clerk questions Turner about his unusual name phonetics as Turner demonstrates spelling quirks. He argues that English spelling misleads readers and suggests the language itself needs fixing, noting local examples and confusion over pronunciation.

Stark County News Register Turner Roy Guesalig Lurner Henry

Public spirit urged to boost town business center

An editorial calls on merchants beyond clothing and dry goods to actively attract customers. It urges every local businessperson to extend trade reach, support broader merchants, and work to draw a larger trading area into the town's commercial circle.

P-Metbier Deasers

Educational forces in the community unite for betterment

A lecture stresses that churches, homes, schools, libraries, newspapers, and cultural centers must coordinate to elevate society. It highlights the school as central to moral character, urges home and teacher cooperation, and notes Hull House Woman's Club efforts to make schools social centers in Chicago. The piece calls for community cooperation and previews a National Education Association gathering in Chicago and Minneapolis.

John Sparling Put- I Nying Anonk Church E Home Chicago Hull House Woman's Club Peenatelor Ranch No 1 Polk School Purglunds Womin’s Club Hull House

Does your child need Scott's Emulsion for growth

An old advertisement compares feeding horses to children, claiming grain or grass and Scott's Emulsion can invigorate weak or pale kids. It touts Emulsion as both food and medicine, promising boosted appetite, flesh, and red blood. The ad invites readers to obtain a free sample from Scott & Browne.

Scott Scott's. T

Senator Mason Defends Rural Free Delivery in Letter

In a January 16, 1902 letter to editors, Senator Mason denies opposition to Rural Free Delivery and asserts four years on the Post Office Committee advocating expansion. He states he urged higher appropriations and, as committee chair, will push increases and broader Rural Free Delivery, especially in Illinois.

Senator Mason Treaty Republican Washington, D. C Oaera Illinois New York Post Office Postmaster-General Post Office Committee United States B. Kcabon

Remarkable cure of croup saves life of boy

Joel Demont of Inwood Iowa relates how Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved his son who struggled to breathe. He purchased the medicine from A B Steere of Goodwin and used it as directed every ten minutes until vomiting, pulling long phlegm strings, and eventual relief. Dr Powell's City drug store carries the remedy.

Chamberlain A. EB. Steere Goodwin Joel Demont Inwood Towa Dr Powell

Free Heart Disease Treatment Offered by Dr Franklin Miles

The celebrated specialist Dr Franklin Miles offers $250 worth of his new heart disease treatment at no charge. The mail based personal treatment claims scientific methods and a high success rate with symptoms like headache dizziness and nervousness. Letters are invited from afflicted readers with candid advice and free initial guidance from his association at 201 to 209 State Street Chicago.

Franklin Miles M D Miles Alaska Africa New Zealand Franklin Miller

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