Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Praised in Patient Testimonials
A Peoria woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding surgery after two years of illness. A Jessup mother reports relief from severe postpartum inflammation after taking the remedy. The ads urge women with female ailments to consider the product before surgical operation.
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Peoria, Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Christina Reed
Mound St
Jessup
Joseph A. Lywen
Deneen Tours State Attacks Lawmakers From Train
Governor Charles S. Deneen addressed about 300 citizens Thursday afternoon from the rear of his private train. He campaigned for re election and touted eight years in Springfield, praising primary and civil service laws and reforms in charitable and penal institutions, while attacking the Lorimer Lincoln League and the bipartisan legislative coalition.
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Charles S. Deneen
Beyana
Springfield
Henry
Deneen
Lorimer-Lincoln League
Deneen Praised for Progressive Reforms and State Hospitals
Governor Deneen champions scientific management of state insane hospitals. Dr Frank Billings led reform creating hospitals for curative work and treatment, transferring patients from county asylums to state facilities. A Swedish American Republican club banquet lauds Deneen as a major Illinois leader with national potential.
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Frank Billings
Chicago
Cook County
Deneen
Princeton
Harry Olson
Municipal Court of
Governor Deneen
Justice Olson
Illinois
Lorimer
East
United States
West
Middle West
Derween
The Grange as a Social Center
Mrs. M L Bumgarner of McNabb reads a paper before Magnolia Grange arguing the Grange provides social companionship for farm women, with benefits of varied programs, shared work, and friendly, harmonious community life. She urges recreation days and keeping faith and charity as core values.
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Magnolia Grange
Mr. Bumgarner
McNabb
Grange
Hope
Charity
Kidney Trouble Recovered After Foley Kidney Pills
A Rochester man details a recovery from severe kidney trouble credited to Foley Kidney Pills. He reports back pain and dizziness easing within days and says overall health improved, praising the product highly.
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C A. Glossner
Ontario St
Rochester
N. Y
Foley
A. J. Iionmonger
Cullom praised by Illinois leaders to win renomination
More than 100 Illinois political leaders gathered at the La Salle hotel to endorse Senator Shelby M Cullom and organize support for his renomination. Henry Graff of Peoria lauded Cullom memory of public service, noting his work on interstate commerce and foreign relations and urging a strong turnout to deliver the largest primary vote he has ever received.
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Illinois
Uncle Shelby
la Salle Hotel
Senator Cullom
Cullom
Graff
Honry Graff
Peoria
Custom
Committee of Foreign Relations
Russia
Committee On Business
Committee On Foreign Relations
Committee On Finance
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Capitol
Shelby M. Cullom
United States
Bald-Headed Woman and Rexall Hair Tonic Ad in Henry News
The notice blends a promotional feature on Rexall 93 Hair Tonic promising to cure dandruff and baldness with local political and civic items. It cites trials, a money-back guarantee, and a store pledge, followed by a list of candidate names for Illinois elections and a town meeting notice for Henry, Marshall County, dated March 1912. It also includes a physician testimonial about Foley Kidney Pills and local election logistics.
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Hart
Henry
Rexall
Auditors Notice for Hen ry Township Meeting
The annual meeting of the Board of Auditors of Henry Township Marshall County Illinois will be held at the Town Clerk’s office on Tuesday March 26 1912 at 10 am for auditing all claims against the township. This notice is dated March 6 1912.
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Board of Auditors
Henry
Marshall
Illinois
L R Hunt
Senachwine
Putnam
Ilinois
Francis Murphy
Annual Town Meeting and Election Notices Issued
Notices from Whitefield town in Marshall county Illinois set April 2 1912 for town meeting and officer election including supervisor collector highways justice of the peace and constable with meetings starting 7 am and 2 pm. Town Clerk LR Hunt signs and dates March 9 1912. Auditors meetings follow March 26 1912 with claims audit at 2 pm. Also Senachwine and Henry township notices appear and a Republican candidate Ireland announces for Representative of the 16th Senatorial District subject to April 9 primaries.
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Whitefield
Marshall
Iienole
Snng
Whitefield Township
Ill
A. D
LR Hunt
Ireland
State Senator candidacy announced for 16th District
The Republican nomination bid for State Senator in the 16th Senatorial District is announced by H. Carmon of Forrest and Tr. M. Lish of Saunemin, with primary day set for April 9, 1912. The notice names Livingston, Woodford, Marshall, and Putnam counties and cites voter decision at the primary.
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Chicago Papers
Rose
Marshall and
Putnam Counties
State Board of Equalization
Dietrich F Velde
Pekin
Starr H. Beatty
Delavan
Charles J Skaggs
W M Mills
McNabb
Congress
Frederick H. Smith
Peorla
Alva Merrill
Peorla Hs
Carl C Countryman
Sheffield
Claude U Stone
W Warner
Mackinac
Ira M Lish
Saunemin
Charles H. Carmon
Forrest
Christian Haase
Washburn
S.J White
Wenona
Isaac Bechelmyer
Eureka
Livingston
Woodford
Marshall
Putnam
H. Carmon
Forrest, Ill
Tra M. Lish
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Mrs. Lynch
California
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
el Paso
Scenic
Colorado
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
O. G. Vale
Heary
Chamberlain
the Republican
Henitx, Th
Aoorge Burt
George Bury & Sud
Chorpe A. Sure
Deneen Tours State
Henry Crowd
Depot
Charles Ss. Deneen
the Grange
M. L. Bumgarner
The
J. W. Graff
Congressman
Dr. Toomey
E. Olive Street
Bloomington
A. J. Tronmonger
City of
A. C. Becker
Auditors’ Meeting
Saratoga
Saratoga Township
Camp Grove
Duke. Bros
Worth Dixon
Sparland, Ill
Gulf Coast
Florida
Texas
Detroit
O&f
Miami Land and Development
Fred Powers
South Front Street
A. Stevens
Hartley
Flynn
EB. Carlson
Optician
Carlson, Wi
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