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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
4
A West Danby New York resident, Mrs. Dewitt Sincebaugh, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with stabilizing her nerves and female ailments. She notes improvement for herself and her daughter while managing a farm and four children. The ad extols the product's roots and herbs and praises its forty year history as a tonic.
Last week neighbors surprised John Hayline and Henry Hanks with memorable evenings of cards and lunches. The two families plan moves this week, Hayline to South Whitefield and Hank to North Saratoga. Other items include visits, illnesses, a scarlet fever quarantine lifted, a box social raising $25, and a 16th birthday surprise for Mary Hunter.
A newspaper coupon promotes two Palmolive soap cakes for the price of one. By presenting a 10 cent coupon, buyers get two cakes for zero cents when purchasing another. The ad extols Palmolive as a superior toilet soap without detail on its qualities.
Last week in Sugar Grove details varied from Clara Roth visiting in Saratoga to Mrs C L Clawson attending her granddaughter’s anniversary at Mrs Herr’s. Reports mention Mrs Lutess gaining strength, nurse absence, and Mrs Niblock’s illness. A babysitting plan, a Sugar Grove Country Club meeting, and a W A V society anniversary event are noted along with other community happenings.
An extended narrative describes a fishing outing to the Escambia Bay with Messrs Orlai C G Johnson A D Salder F T Brown and Bobby Doran of Henry QL chaperoned by R D La Mont of the Advertiser Jett Pensacola. The piece also notes hotel supper and remarks on social ties among prominent local families and business circles.
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