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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
6
Sun Stroke First Aid Guidance Promoted By State Health Board
The first in a series of Timely Health Talks urged Sunstroke and heat prostration prevention. The guide details two heat forms, immediate doctor contact, and home cooling steps, with cautions against alcohol and overheating. It also notes related civic club efforts and community education.
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Cr. W. Woodward
Squire Chet
Davenport
M. DB
George B. Travis
Myrs
McMahan
Riverside
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A. B. Conner
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Board of Education
Matthew Steele
J. W. Crawford
Patoka
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Missouri State Normal
New Orleans
Illinois State Board of Health
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Mississippi River
Dunne
State Board of Health
Disosway
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Woman’s Club
Paskell
W Eagleston
Mr. Pace
Marshall
Able Press
Ius
Merrand
Tim
Nirtey
Illinois
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Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
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Christ Jesus
Free July Giveaway for Henry Republican Subscribers
During the month of July the paper offers a special promotion giving away 7 items free to all advance subscribers of The Henry Republican.
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Henry Republican
Advice on Heat Health and Temper Control
The passage recommends eating cool weather friendly foods with more fruits and vegetables and less fats and pastries. It suggests lukewarm baths twice daily and walking on the shady street side with hat removed. It warns against tight clothing and advises thin porous fabrics. It advises to control temper and avoid hot weather chatter.
Fourth of July message and safety reminder
A note to Henry II dated July 2 1944 urges a glorious sane Fourth of July and independence. It reminds readers of available burn and bruise relief products to ease injuries and prevent accidents on the holiday.
Oats Smut Campaign Aims To Measure Farm Losses
The Peoria County Farm Bureau hopes to quantify oat smut damage with two weeks of field meetings across townships. Farmers often underestimate losses, with reports of 10 to 25 percent in fields. countering this requires direct outreach to illustrate the economic benefit of control at low costs.
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Peter Holscheidt
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Edwin
Jessie Mallory
Lone Tree School
Bureau County
Charles Woods
Illinois Oil Co
Charley
Alden Hunter
Lloyd Jones
Rita Covey
Clyde Worley
Lila Wood
C L. Loomis
Bert McKinney
John Heines
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