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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1901

Page

7

Ivory Soap Wins Pure and Cheap Quality Claim

The advertisement claims Ivory Soap is both pure and inexpensive, presenting it as the best solution to the problem of finding a soap that is both pure and affordable. It notes Ivory as an original product born from years of research and approved by a second generation of users.

Humorous hotel quips and patent medicine notes

A Gazette fragment recalls dining room banter at a Gillett hotel where a waiter questions soup, a liver digestion remark appears, and a street-drama about a drummer with a hotel girl unfolds. Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets are praised, with a Powell's Drug Store sample offer.

Gillett Hotel Drnner Gazette Powell’s City Drug Store Spring Valley Chamberlain

Woman's World Highlights Women of Many Nations

Epirep by Mrs M L HispEBRanv notes over 200 women employed on Swedish state railroads as station agents or assistants. Maria L Ferguson of Los Angeles releases a directory for Dawson County Yukon Alaska. Rev Anna H Shaw spoke at a Christian Endeavor temperance meeting in Cincinnati. New York anti-vice committee condemns segregation of vice. Marie Brearbone discusses temperance and economic reform in Detroit. Chautauqua assembly opens in New York with a Woman's Day on July 18. Laura Ormiston Chant to lecture on Woman, Old and New in London. Marion Harland (Mrs P Terhune) lives at Sunnyback Pompton NJ. Mrs Ronalds of London aided Boer War hospital funds and is made Honorable Lady of Grace. Mrs Robert Irving of Reading PA solves penny pie supply. Carrie Chapman Catt debates equal suffrage at Des Moines Chautauqua Park. opponent J A Boatman defeated. Whittier statue movement gains $300 pledged by supporters in Amesbury MA. Mrs T Pichard of Boston pledges $300 toward Whittier statue. A fearless small woman rescues a mad dog from the lake front as 20 men hesitate. Della Fox issues stage rules for girls. Mrs Dudley F Phelps of New York earns patent police uniform button allowing easy removal and cleaning. Helen Keller spends summer in Nova Scotia and attends Halifax deaf institution exercises. Miss Keller delivers a brief speech to a packed audience.

Rise of the Horse and Farm Power Innovations

Secretary James Wilson touts thriving horse farming with 125000 London demand yearly, US supply of 64,000 horses and 43,000 mules exporting for nearly 8 million and 4 million dollars to farmers. Gasoline engines praised over windmills for farm power. hail, frost, and insects thinning fruit. advice on hog movement in heat. farming prosperity linked to weather. future use of galvanized iron silos. dairy and horse breeding notes. rise of home telephones. tomato ripening guidance. Ballard’s Snow Liniment promotion.

James Wilson West London United States Misissippi Sweden England

Pan American exposition plans across regions and events

Michigan, Louisiana, Canada and New York prepare large exhibits for the Pan American exposition. California and Alaska showcase resources while Sousa conducts concerts. Logistics include stamps, art, logging displays, and a Rice Association effort to fund a Pan American rice kitchen.

Minerals at Buffalo Pan American exhibit features and scope

The Pan American exposition will showcase a major minerals exhibit in a horseshoe shaped complex on the Esplanade with a 150 foot square Mines building and 100 foot pavilions. Day notes space applications totaling about 15 000 square feet, with strong representation from Canada South America and the United States including Lake Superior iron ore and Paris exhibit relicts. The United States exhibit aims to surpass past displays with rich ore resources and a comprehensive collection of native gold specimens from Colorado California and other regions.

Michigan Buffalo Louisiana Canada New York State California California Canners' Association Sousa Far Northwest Alaska Geographical Society Esplanade David T. Day Day Ontario British Columbia Klondike South America Peru Brazil Chile United States Great Lake Region Lake Superior Lake United States Commission Paris Colorado Dana Uncle Sam

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