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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
7
The piece argues against buying tinted toilet soap by comparing price and durability to Ivory Soap. It claims Ivory lasts longer, costs less per use, and is purer, noting a hypothetical scented small cake could fetch fifteen cents.
A liberal offer for farmers to subscribe to The Henry Republican Homestead Poultry Farmer and Farmers' Institute Publications. Four papers combined for two dollars for one year. Includes agricultural livestock and practical farming content. call to visit the office for details and enrollment.
The readable text includes an advertisement for a patent medicine promising relief and a dated, unclear job listing seeking two hotel workers. It mentions Benbury & Johnson and Cantlefield & Ow as possible firms, with references to wages and locations, all amid garbled OCR snippets.
The letter asks if George Washington abandoning America for a residence in Italy could have altered the American fight for independence. It compares such a move to Paul Kruger leaving South Africa for Europe and questions England’s peace terms with current South African leaders disputing Moglish rule.
A physician Franklin Ales, M D proposes sending $250 worth of his heart and nerves treatment free by mail. He advertises two dollars and a half worth free trial for readers who mention the paper, claiming twenty five years of study and remarkable results. Several testimonials from patients in Ohio and Illinois accompany the invitation to join the free trial.
The French Foreign Office in Paris appointed Mile. Jeanne De Villeneuve secretary at the New York consulate. A typewriter and stenographer for nine years, she spoke French and English, formerly held minor government posts, and will earn 508 dollars monthly. This marks a notable early instance of a woman in consular service.
Rivensior and Palatine editors urge Grange members to act and promote farming as a noble, independent pursuit. The piece notes National Grange legislative focus on anti-trust measures and ship subsidies while urging poultry caponizing, better poultry housing, and maintaining egg production through winter. The article cites Claggett Bros spending on capons near Lexington and stresses poultry as a key income source for farmers.
Prof H W Munford urges Illinois farmers to adopt intensive methods where profitable. He argues high land values push for improved practices rather than relocation, urging support for the College of Agriculture and Experiment Station to tackle complex agronomy, dairying, and animal husbandry questions.
F J Green of Lancaster N H states chronic indigestion and nervous debility troubled him for years until Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with great improvement and notes his wife also stays in excellent health with it. She praises it for female troubles and as a tonic. Crowell's City drug store advertises the product with a satisfaction guarantee.
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