Favorite Prescription touted as nonalcoholic women’s remedy
Advert says Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cures women’s weaknesses without alcohol and claims endorsements from leading medical writers. It promotes a free booklet and notes the product’s plain English ingredient list on the bottle wrapper. It also advertises Dr. Pierce’s Pills as a gentle bowel regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisree
Tsust
Pierce
Httle
B. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Shenou
Honout
R Pierce
Death and Funeral Notices from Streator area 1906
Obituary notes report the death of Mrs. Della G. Kincaid after an appendicitis operation performed by a Peoria specialist. Details cover her birth, family, marriage to James Kincaid, church membership, funeral in Henry, and pallbearers. Also reported is the death of John Casey of Saratoga township from dropsy, with biography, marriage, children, and a large funeral at St Patrick’s church Camp Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Della G. Kincaid
Della Goldie Brown
Streator
Dallas D
Julia Brown
Henry
James Kinsaid
Alex Brown
M E. Church
M E
D S McCown
M. E
Duke Bros
Willis
George
Ernest
Andrew Brown
Grover Kinsaid
Harry Schwartz
James Kincaid
Dallas Brown
John Casey
Saratoga
Mitcheltown
Cork
Ireland
America
Rochester
Connecticut
Sarah Gorman
la Salle
John
David
Bridgie
Mary
Carroll
Monitr
Casey
St. Patrick's Church
Camp Grove
Father Kennedy
Obituary Notice for Elissa Baldwin at McFarland Farm
Elissa Baldwin died Monday morning April 23 at 10 o clock at the McFarland farm in South Lacon. She had been living with her daughter Mrs Taylor in Henry and only recently visited relatives in South Lacon. A Henry physician attended her along with family members from Henry and Putnam as best as possible but she did not recover. The article notes long years in Henry, a late-life move, and mentions descendants and family connections in the Grants of this mine context. The wording reflects a small-town obituary style with multiple family references and a plea for preservation of the Baldwin line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elissa Baldwin
Myo
Roy ‘Crook
McFarland
South Lacon
Mrs. Taylor
Henry
Putnam
Ars” Ber
Mmiinks VanDeren
Bia
Leon
Balgwin
Avecburksid
Kerss
Bo Yeandy
Ammo
Xinhkland Noaip
Illinois
Aime Yen
Tm Mmr
Ehiléron
Deater
Suppil Simmons Mardwarie Company
Lomia
U. S
AL 223
Dreadiway
Naw
Yorks
Obituaries from Granville area mourn several residents
The Granville Echo notes multiple deaths: Henry Falls born 1831 in Jever Germany died April 20 1906 at 10 am with services held April 23 at the German Baptist church. August Droll born 1842 in Roaden Germany died near McCook Nebraska. W D Perry died April 22 at 66. John Heckendorn former Floridian buried in Granville. E M McElwein former Granville resident died in Omaha. Masonic services led LaSalle Lodge for the deceased relative of Mrs Henshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riemry Tunis
Henry Falls
Jever
Oldenburg
Germany
America
Minonk
Anna Eilers
John LC
Henry
St.Edward
Sterling
Neb
Anna Geisfeld
Mts. Park
Ohio
Charles "von Behren
Frank Beal
Lena
Fulfa
German Baptist Church
G. &B. Lohr
Chicago
August Droll
McCook
Roaden
Putnam County
Wd. Perry
W J Perrys
Toluca
Jennin Manne
Eureka
Charles Gag
Varna
Ely E Perry
Ft Warne
Perry
Martin
Metery
Belle Plain Township
John Heckendorn
Florid
Napevrville
Ill
Granville
Charles Drennen
J. M. MicElwein
E M McElwein
Hennepin
Omaha
Milwaukee
Masonic Order of
LaSalle
Henshaw
Echo
River Commission Trip Aims at Illinois Waterway Study
Governor Deneen and six commissioners toured the Illinois River from Grafton to Beardstown aboard the steamer with Capt Williams. Isham Randolph said findings will guide federal land and waterway plans and a likely fall report on reclaiming flood inundated land and a broader waterway system.
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Peoria
Bartonville
George Zeller
Isham Randolph
Chicago
Herald-Transcript
Grafton
Hardin
Beardstown
Randolph
Cindy
Cho Wiewsy
Illinois commission on deep ditch and high schools report
The group includes Isham Randolph chairing, L B Cooley secretary, and H H M Schmoldt treasurer with engineers Schmoldt and Johnson among members. They traveled to La Salle, noting Illinois benefits from deep ditch construction. The Illinois high school study by H A Hollister cites tax burdens and unequal distribution, showing 400 high schools, 1,400 teachers, 45 788 students, and tuition averages around 2 to 2.60 monthly with actual costs near 4.49 monthly, urging reform of funding and tenure to improve schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isham Randolph
Chicago
L. BE. Cooley
H. HM
Chineldt
Beardstown
H. W. Johnson
Otto
Tilimots
Illinois
H. A. Hollister
Ilinois University
Iilinois
Calhoun
Hardin, Polk
Putnam
Pure White Lead and Linseed Oil Standard Paint
The ad extols Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil as the standard for paints and the painter’s preferred choice. It notes the paint wears evenly, midges elasticity and adhesive strength, and advises the user to instruct the painter on surface-specific mixing for best results.
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