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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
7
A short, promotional piece urges sensible economy in telegrams and garments, praising Ivory Soap as a pure, harmless laundry option. It argues against overzealous chemical use and endorses Ivory Soap for cleaning without damaging fabrics.
A five day carnival in Bloomington was disrupted by a double ended thunderstorm. The storm struck as streets filled for the event, leaving the committee with expenses paid and a $1000 credit, while railing at the town’s major advertisement. Falcon Island reportedly reappearing in the Pacific from beneath a submarine eruption poses a navigation hazard, being nine feet out of water at month end and possibly a new mountain.
Thirteen women at the University of Pennsylvania earn MA and PhD degrees. May A. Post wins the $800 traveling scholarship and a $700 Charles Tappan prize. Mary Livermore Norrie weds Malcolm Dana Burrows at Melrose Universalist church. Suzanne Watkins earns a Paris Salon medal. Clara G Baer to direct physical culture talks at Newcomb and Mount Holyoke posts. J M Horner leads Southern industrial work discussion. Duke of Delavan editor and typist, white ribbon advocate, hosts temperance work. Smith College grants 255 graduates. secret donor commits $100,000 for building and endowment. President McKinley greets Wyoming first woman voter and juror in Laramie.
A Grange guide extols well lit ventilated hen houses with clean floors and warns mites as a major enemy. It urges kerosene treatment, diverse feeds, pure breeds like Plymouth Rocks, and notes poultry can be highly profitable with care. It also covers manure use, manure tiling, and winter plant care including leaves as mulch.
A garbled OCR of fabric lots shows various Lot No entries such as 1-82 jneh Swiss Mull Ave and 2-40 iuch Persian Laws. The fragment includes Persian Lawns and Mall Chiffon items with inconsistent measurements and prices like 75¢ Mull Chiffon.
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