A Woman's Risk and Dr Pierce Remedies Ad
An advertisement arguing trapeze work endangers women requiring strength and courage. It promotes Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription to treat female weakness and restore health, cites Mrs. Mary Conway's testimonial, and invites letters to Dr. Pierce with confidential replies. It also advertises his medical adviser book available by mail for stamps.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Mary Conway
Appleton, Lawrence Co
Tenn
Buffalo
N. Y
Bargains Real Estate Farm Lands For Sale
Real estate advertisement offering 160 acres near Camp Grove Monier's quarter at 05 per acre. A 575 acre Steuben township farm listed at 10000 dollars. A 200 acre prairie farm about 17 miles west of Henry with Camp Grove access and improvements at 385 per acre. Improved lands in Central Town 5 to 0 per acre. Excursions the first and third Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grove
The Republican Editor Talks On Insurance Fear
The piece argues insurance losses have risen dramatically over 26 years with annual losses from 1898 to 1901 reaching hundreds of millions. It urges a remedy before future rate increases and discusses beliefs about aging and youth shaping outcomes. It cites Rock Island Union and Success on attitudes toward aging and thought as creators of reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rock Island Union
Not the Only One In Illinois Deaths and Inaugural Date Change Discussed
A Streator paper notes a death claim about P B Reed of Monmouth as the last surviving son of an American Revolution soldier in Illinois. An exchange corrects it naming Judge Mark Bangs of Chicago as a descendant. discussion includes the Inaugural Date shift from March 4 to the last Thursday in April and its political path toward 1905 adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Reed
Monmouth
Illinois
David Reed
Massachusetts
Mark Bange
Chicago
Zenas Bangs
Cape Cod
Allen Bangs
Judge Bangs
Fred A. Bangs
West Side Park Board
Hamilton Club
la Salle County
Sons of the American Revolution
la Salle Democrat Mirror
Lacon
Marshall County
United States
Senate
Hoar
Committee On the Judiciary
Washington
Reciprocity in McKinley Buffalo Speech Sparks Interest
The Buffalo address highlights reciprocity as the natural outcome of industrial growth and domestic policy. Roosevelt’s Minneapolis remarks stress reciprocity as a possible supplement to current policy through treaties or legislation to extend benefits in international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Governor Yates Denies State Salary Assessment Charge
The governor responds to Vermillion county Republican chairman denying any five percent or other salary assessment on state workers. He says any campaign funds are voluntary contributions, not assessments, and claims Senator Cullom hypocritically accepts personal political contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Republican Central Committee
Vermillion County
Chicago
Cullom
German Blood and German Americans United in Reform
Prince Henry of Prussia met American industry leaders and journalists to discuss U S German relations. Charles Emory Smith lauded German stock for probity and fidelity noting German battalions in the Revolutionary War and Civil War regiments that aided the flag. He traced German influence into Western American character and education, linking German pioneers with American republican ideals.
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Prince Henry
Prussia
Germany
United States
Republic
Charles Emory Smith
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Inter Ocean
Emulsion recommended for infant and mother nourishment
The article advises giving a small amount of emulsion to babies and larger servings to older children to improve nourishment. If breast milk fails, the emulsion is suggested for the mother and child with quick noticeable effects and a price of $1.00 at druggists. Scott & Bowne, chemists, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
New York
Letter From Minnesota to the Henry Republican
A Medelia correspondent aged 72 writes to Henry Republican detailing local welfare. She notes Putnam on a rural route with mild winter, Borland family well aside from Lulu who is recovering from appendicitis, and Frisbeys visiting. Garretson family stories include 82 year old Mrs Garretson, Sophie’s death, and distance of relatives in Leadville and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Henry Republican
Madelia
Minn
Medalia
Putnam
Lulu
Henry Frisbey
Fannings
Garretsons
Mre Garretson
Sophie
Leadville
Col
Charlie
Garretson
Reed
Mexico
Country editor lauded for country press loyalty in Illinois
General Smith D. Atkins of Freeport Daily Journal, Freeport postmaster for 25 years, led the Illinois Press Association as president during its Chicago meeting. In his annual address he praised the country weekly press as a safeguard in national danger, stating a clean country newspaper is priceless and unpurchaseable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith D. Atkins
Freeport Daily Journal
Freeport
Illinois Press Association
Chicago
Association
Country Press
Standard Oil Company
Fitch's Laundry Dyeing and Cleaning Service
When done well it is done at Fitch's Laundry. Schaefer, agent, will call for and deliver laundry to any part of the city. Telephone 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
Schaefer
Rock Island Orders Five New Palace Trains for Chicago Denver Run
The Rock Island lines prepare a luxe upgrade for the Chicago to Denver service with five new Pullman trains. Existing trains shift to the Kansas City El Paso route once the new fleet is delivered. Each library car seats twenty with double width windows and mahogany finish, costing about thirty thousand dollars per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
La Grippe Cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Winfield Illinois druggist F L Hewitt recalls a 1898 99 grippe illness cured by two bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He credits it with ending the cold and cough and notes its pleasant taste. The ad endorses the remedy as reliable and protective against pneumonia. A separate item cites Dooley Papers author Mr Dunn critiquing Christian Science and suggesting doctors rely on knowledge and better care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
F L. Hewitt
Winfield, Il
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Grippe
Dr Powell
City
Mr Dunn
Schaefer's News Room Promotes School Supplies
The advertisement touts Schaefer's News Room as the most complete line of stationery tablets books school books and supplies in Marshall county highlighting wide availability for students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Marshall County
Advertising and moral counsel mix in Morris notice
Readers urged to use printer's ink and push for business while warning against distrust. A Morris case describes William Hunt suing for 20000 over mistreatment of drunks chained to poles. older ads promote Bucklen's Arnica and White's Vermifuge with local drugstore pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
United States
Chicago
William Hunt
Hunt
Powell
New Bedford
Springfield Republican
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John Hartley
City OF
Henry
Watercott's Corner
Jown Hartley Henry
Reid
Duke Bros. Implement House
Tll
W. G. Griffith
Putnam Co
McCnabb, Ide
D. D. Rose
South Adams
Peoria
Ill
Thompson & Son
Lacon, Ill
Fatia
Druggleta
Pur LS
Ety
Kellogg
George Burt
GranGe A
Burt
George Burt & Son Editors and Publishers
Republican Office
C D Isbill
Moranton, Tenn
Bucklen
Arnica Alvo
City Drug Store
The
R. S. V. Company
Streator, Illinois
Bell
William Shipley
Streator, Ill
R.S. V
Park Row
Milton R. Holler
Charles Dille
Majestic
Lo Ae Mrrer & Sons
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