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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
7
W. W. Dewey & Sons advertise grain and coal prices while John Hartley dx runs New City Meat Market offering cured beet or veal and other salted meats. Cash paid for hides. Meats advertised as fresh and best quality.
A sweeping digest notes Senator Gore's alleged bribe claim and broader political currents. It covers tariff impacts on clothing costs, rural population shifts, the primary's influence on party factions, and aviation and river travel threads. It also reports farming education and road conservation ideas, plus a witty rural exchange about a found dollar.
A bold advertises a state sanctioned style sanitarium offering guaranteed cure for whisky morphine opium cocaine and all drug habits within ten days to two weeks for liquor and two to three weeks for drugs. It pledges to bear all expenses until cure and promises staying cured with no cravings or medicine to take home. It invites letters for information and references from banks professionals and cured patients.
Dr. John Fyfe of The Eclectic Mzpica reviews Unicorn root and Golden Seal root as key ingredients in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. He asserts Unicorn root invigorates the reproductive system and treats back pain, leucorrhea, low mood, and fatigue tied to uterine disorders, while Golden Seal supports womb disorders and general debility. The promotion cites multiple physicians endorsing these herbs as tonic remedies for various feminine ailments.
Mendota visited Pavilion Park for a river outing and a ball game against Henry. The game produced the fastest, most one sided contest yet seen on Henry grounds with Henry scoring the lone run in the seventh. Umpire Thomas McKeon of Lacon kept calls fair as Henry claimed a clean shutout. Henry next hosts Minonk in a rail and river excursion.
South Milo area notes report community activities and family updates. Stella Shaw and Dora Reed visited Mrs. George Smith. George Barker and Beulah called on Charlie Swineman. a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Bentley on June 28. Mrs. Mielkey hosted her sister Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Will Fountain is ill but hoped to recover soon. Julander and daughter Connie visited John Reid. Lulu Post in Broadmoor awaiting a big event near Providence. Glenn Driscoll family visited Peoria. Blackburn and Eldridge shipped hogs to Peoria. Clarence Perkins visited Normandy. Alma and Jessie Hodges visited Speer and Princeville. G. W. Bean of Kewanee stayed with A. W. Shriver.
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