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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
6
The piece notes Americans abroad face passport and naturalization proof requirements. It discusses birth certificates as a commonly neglected document and questions how many natives lack documentary proof. It highlights issues for elderly travelers and the ease of proving identity abroad.
The M E church outlines Sunday events with Sabbath school at 9 45 a m and public worship at 7 p m A union temperance meeting features Mrs Flossie Hodge of Chicago other notes mention baptisms and an educational sermon from Proverbs 7 plus a visitation by Mrs Flossie Sloan Hye and upcoming Epworth League convention in Ke wanee Peoria church dedication and episcopal transfers are noted as well as a reminiscence by J I Mercer about Dr Nicholson.
The city prepares for a Henry Chautauqua June 22 to 26 on school grounds. Lectures on Mormonism Sam Jones themes and other topics will accompany yodlers readers and impersonators crayon artists and concert groups. Season tickets go on sale this week as the event aims to uplift community life and broaden cultural horizons.
To the Public I have used Chamberlains Tablets for Indigestion for six months and they gave me great relief Mrs C E Riley Hiron NY says the tablets are obtainable everywhere ad explains the product benefits in an old style endorsement.
The piece argues for Hughes as the Republican standard bearer with Roosevelt withdrawing to clear the field. It praises Hughes for integrity and opposition to bossism, contrasts him with Sherman as unknown nationally, and calls for a united party and firm policy. It also includes a stray obituary-like note about Mrs. Josephine Hoss and a legal-sounding line about No.8 being rested on abandonment.
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