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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
7
A garbled farm notice extols RB. V. Remedies as the sole cure and preventive for sick hogs. It claims high praise from farmers and mentions Stock Foods at a district store, urging purchase for animal care.
Franklin Miles M D promotes free trial cures for diseases of the heart nerves stomach and dropsy with testimonies from prominent figures and patients. He claims hundreds of cures and invites readers to request a free trial treatment at 705 State Street Chicago mentioning the paper.
An old style medical ad urges fast use of plasters for chest and throat ailments, claiming rapid relief from coughs rheums and grip. It touts Seabbry Johnson alfg chemists New York and offers prepaid postage on orders 25 cents each with nationwide delivery.
Mrs. M. L. Hildebrandt argues women’s clubs and organizations like the W C T U and YWCA push civic progress despite lack of voting rights. She cites public baths, school facilities, playgrounds, and women’s care roles as gains from united effort and social reform.
Sketches of women leaders and innovators from Detroit to Brooklyn and Denver. Mrs James Arthur heads the Detroit Woman Suffrage Association and industrial committee. Bertha Lash in Chicago shapes physical training and YMCA gym programs. Miss Lash directs Business Women's Club classes and prepares public readings. Mrs Lucy Lewis poised for Brooklyn Girls High School principal post. Ada Honore Eliot sails to Europe to study probation methods. Mrs Mary Armour elected president of Ohio State Humane Society. Mme Daimeries Petitjean, Belgian race authority, dies in Brussels. Julia Elma Brewster Brick leaves million-dollar bequest for a Black education school in North Carolina. Countess of Aberdeen pushes women on London County Council. Isabella Beecher Hooker turns 80 with tributes. Legal notices for sale included.
The article compiles insights from county institutes urging publication of useful reports and oral presentations. It highlights topics such as horse stock increases, dehorning cattle, ground corn efficiency, stock water, early potato planting, and the value of practical, written records for farming progress.
The fragment presents a damaged OCR style line with stray phrases The message seems to reference a signature and a familiar marketing slogan The text shows no clear event date person or organization to anchor a full news item.
F L Hewitt of Winfield recalls a 1898 1899 winter illness called La Grippe. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with breaking up the cold and stopping the cough, noting he has never feared pneumonia since. The ad touts the remedy as pleasant to take and widely used, sold at local druggists.
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