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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1898
Page
8
A Detroit woman, Mrs. Clara Clark of 437 Michigan Avenue, shares a testimonial about ovarian trouble and debilitating symptoms. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring vitality, easing headaches, tremors, and vision issues, and renewing strength and health.
The text argues against giving a child everything. It asserts happiness comes from measured pleasures and anticipation. Kindled by parental restraint, children gain popularity and lasting friendships rather than misery when treated with judicious indulgence.
The Elgin Woman’s Club built and funded Elgin Academy projects including a Manual Training School and Sherman Hospital costing about 30 000. it runs the hospital with annual costs near 10 000 and funds a nurse training program. It aided public schools with music and drawing, offered free hospital beds to the city council, established sewing and cooking schools, owns a farm, and supports over 100 members in social, educational, and business efforts. It cites Miss Frances Willard as an example of sustained impact. A women’s office building is planned in St Louis to host dressmakers and women professionals.
Mrs 8 M Perkins of Cleveland proposed a bill to exempt Ohio women from taxation until full suffrage is achieved. The motion passed unanimously and the measure will be submitted to the state legislature. Exhibitors at a New York poultry show included Mrs JG Osborne of Fabius N Y winning multiple prizes for Fose comb Minorca varieties. The Medical Woman's Club of Chicago marks three years with an active female physician membership across schools. Mary Ellen Lease spoke at the People's Church in New York Academy of Music replacing Rev Dr Thomas Dixon.
The column discusses dairy practices with Short Horns milk yields from 80 to 100 cows, road grading challenges, bridge drainage, and the need for skilled road managers. It also covers soil prep before corn, oats seeding methods, butter quality and moisture, and a note from a Kentucky farm writer to the Farmers Home Journal.
Geo N Battaile, a famed trainer, asserts a cure for the disease known as heaves in horses. His method includes grain-only diets, no hay, dust avoidance, quiet stables, daily tongue cleaning, and a mounting pine tar treatment on the tongue to release lung debris, advising clover hay be avoided thereafter.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds and croup. It cites testimonials of cures including difficult cases with croup and whooping cough and asserts safety for babies, sold by Dr Powell.
Governor Tanner proposes a joint resolution praising naval sacrifice and authorizing Illinois to offer moral and material support to the President. The Senate and House adopt the resolution commending the Governor and approving timely actions to uphold the American flag’s honor.
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