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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
10
The Model Store Pekin Illinois launches a July inventory sale featuring deep discounts on men’s suits with prices slashed from 5.95 to 19.95 and boys’ knickerbocker and wash suits priced as low as 1.05 to 4.35. The event promises tremendous reductions and marks a major buying opportunity for seasonable garments.
A local shop announces an after inventory sale with exceptionally low prices on men s trousers and a wide selection of related apparel. Prices span from 10 cents to several dollars on items including shirts, drawers, shorts, oxfords, khaki pants, and work wear in varied sizes and colors.
The Associated Doctors announce a one day only free consultation and examination event in Henry on Saturday August 9, 1913. They advertise treatment for many chronic ailments and promise no charge beyond medicine plus offer relief even if cases are incurable. Married women must accompany husbands. minors require parents.
Fragmentary OCR lists Associated Doctors and savings references with locations in Peoria Bardolph Canton Elmwood and Canton Illinois. Names include John Walber and DeWitt. The entry lacks clear actions or outcomes and reads as a partial directory snippet.
A historical discussion traces Illinois 1851 and 1887 alien land laws tied to Lord Scully. It outlines how the 1851 act allowed aliens to hold land and how Judge Johns helped pass the 1887 repeal restricting non residents. It notes legal challenges, court upholding, and a personal motive tale of Scully’s holdings and his son’s naturalization.
Dr F M Madison a slick tongued physician once operating in Peoria used canvassers to locate wealthy chronic disease cases. Names, symptoms and wealth were reported to him leading to interviews and a course of treatment followed by a negotiable note for around four hundred dollars. The obituary notes his rise to wealth before his death by his own hand in the San Diego jail.
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