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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1893
Page
4
The piece argues money remains abundant if people trust it and use legitimate channels. It critiques bankers for conservatism, warns against hoarding and rapid withdrawals, and calls for liberal bank policy and depositor confidence to prevent a broader panic and keep commerce flowing.
The governor, citing widespread shooting by farmers sons, vetoes the legislature revision of game laws. State Journal reports he warns wild game is nearly extinct and will be gone, accusing farmers’ tens of thousands of double barrel shotguns rather than pet hunters.
The article questions whether the war settled secession and asserts willingness to fight to maintain the Union even with contentious states. It suggests no region holds a fixed view and urges unity despite divisions.
The London Lancet denounces the bicycle stoop and warns of a possible curved spine from riding. It urges riders to sit erect and notes that concise, distinctive advertising is now demanded by the business world.
A Henry Republic editorial reflects on the 18th century, emancipation, and intermixing of African and Anglo-Saxon lines. It cites Jefferson, Clay, and Webster, projects a growing mixed-race population, and predicts a future Columbian race formed from white and black ancestries in the southern United States.
The article praises light harness racing as a strong American institution and notes records by yearlings and two year olds surpassing older horses. It cites 1892 racing meetings totaling 1934 and purses over 10 million dollars, with weekly payouts during peak season. It highlights Inter Ocean’s trotting coverage and a new trotting editor Don Donnan.
A 19th century style advertisement claims a sound liver prevents bilious symptoms and various ailments. It touts Herbine as a liver medicine saying it cures stomach and bowel issues with a free trial bottle at Dr Powell's drugstore.
Col Allard attacks Gov Altgeld for pardoning anarchists and denounces anarchist aims. The column mocks the governor, defends American institutions, and criticizes anarchist influence on politics and justice. It includes promotion for The American Soldier magazine and a critique of outside agents selling inferior goods to communities.
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