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Fragmentary line reflecting on self perception as we age and the impact of a disagreeable world on living. A terse, introspective meditation with ambiguous context and minimal detail.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary line reflecting on self perception as we age and the impact of a disagreeable world on living. A terse, introspective meditation with ambiguous context and minimal detail.
Magnolia residents share a busy week of calls and visits across Streator Peoria and LaSalle. Obituaries announce the death of Floyd Mills in Seattle and a large church event at Magnolia with a Father and Son Banquet and Easter program.
Obituary for Helen K Smith born May 20 1893 died March 20 1918 at 24 in McNabb Illinois. Daughter of Henry and Mary Wilson Smith survived by mother sisters and brothers in McNabb Washington DC Lostout and others. Funeral held March 2 with music prayers scripture and official burial at Friends grounds.
A heartfelt tribute recalls Helen and the sorrow of her loss. The poem speaks of missing her as they believe she rests safely beyond the shore with the Savior calling her home, leaving a message of love and remembrance.
Private Frank A. Johnson writes from somewhere in France to his brother Robert Johnson of Magnolia. He mentions springlike weather, scarce ducks, living in a dugout, dodging shells and using gas masks, receiving Christmas boxes, and hoping for duck hunting and good times back home. He recalls towns shot to pieces and signs off with best wishes.
The Mendota Sun-Bulletin notes farm hands are paid 40 to 50 dollars monthly with rent included and split between married men and others. It contrasts workers who seek wages with those who work for farmer interests and better stock care. A separate item reports a supreme court decision on manufacturer sales to stores allowing price freedom to retailers.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for bilious attacks and liver trouble. It claims the pill tones the liver cleans the stomach prevents constipation and eases symptoms like indigestion heartburn and headache. The ad notes a price of a quarter.
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