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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

9

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured In Letters

Letters from readers like Mrs Henry Leiseberg of Elgin Illinois and Mrs G B Whittington of Kearneysville West Virginia praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. They report recovery after medical advice and hospital visits and commend the company for confidential expert guidance.

Elgin Ill Lydia E. Pinkham Henry Leiseberg Adams St Kearneysville W. Va Lydia FE. Pinkham G. B. Whittington Pinkham Medicine Company Lynn Mass

Death and Reunion Poem Readied for May Edition

The column presents a long reflection on death and eternal life by Annie E. Bassett of Peoria Ill, alongside excerpts of a poem about mortality, the afterlife and divine reunion. A second item promotes an imported Percheron stallion Congo for sale via L W Glover Magnolia Ti 5 2-If They Gotta Quit Knockin the Tariff Down features a Washington DC byline and a ribbed verse critique of tariff policy.

Annie E. Bassett Peoria Ill Congo L. W. Glover Magnolia E .Richardson Washington, DC TarAmerican Economist

Historic Steps in the Society of Friends

An article on George Fox founder of the Quakers, his 17th century context, and his theology through Robert Barclay. It discusses Fox as a human force amid superstition, the Light within every person, and Barclay’s Apology outlining salvation by following the inner Light rather than creed alone.

George Fox Religious Society of Friends Christopher Christer Weaver Mary Lago Fox England Ariss Luther Society of Friends Georges Fox Hume Bingland Major Wiggan Lancaster Castle Wiggan Adam Satan Robert Barclay France Barclay Christ Jesus Friends’ General Conference Advancement Committee Henry W Wilbur North Fifteenth Street Philadelphia

Historic Steps in the Society of Friends II

An article notes George Fox from 1644 to 1648 as a seeker shaping Quaker origins. It describes dissatisfaction with established ministers, Fox’s discovery of Christ speaking to individual condition, and the concept of the divine light in all people guiding belief and repentance. Subscribe for The Republican.

George Fox Fox Oxford Cambridge Christ Christ Jesus

Kidney Pills Restore Driver to Work Says J S Wooters

J S Wooters of Centralia reports nine years of rural route driving with kidney trouble and dizziness. After using Foley Kidney Pills he says his kidneys are in good condition and he has returned to regular work. He endorses the product.

J. S. Wooters S. Pine Street Centralia A. J. Jironmonger

Renew now: reading The Henry Republican begins here

The Henry Republican urges readers to renew enrollment and catch up with the latest local news. This notice emphasizes timely renewal to continue receiving city coverage, editorials, and community updates in the upcoming issue.

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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Henry Resident

A Henry citizen testifies to relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes back pain and abnormal secretions, credits the remedy, and notes continued satisfaction after later interviews. The ad cites Segraves Drug Store, 60 and 50 cent prices, and Wester-Milburn Co as U.S. agents.

Henry E.L. Carrier Fe . V Segraves Doan Carrier Dean Wester-Milburn Buffalo Wey The Unites States

Puré Bred French Draft and Percheron Stallions Licensed

Two stallions described with Illinois licenses A 4300 and A 2994, both examined by doctors and cleared for public service. Details include color chestnut sorrel, dark iron grey, foaling years 1906 and 1907, registration numbers, sires and dams, license expirations, and stand locations near Henry. Insurance terms set at 15 dollars with risks of forfeiture for mares moving away. Owner names DAN HORROM and JOHN DIVELBISS, with scheduling notes for stallion stand at multiple local farms.

Jalon Imported in 1911 Percheron Society record

Jalon a dark grey foaled April 24 1909 was recorded by the Percheron Society of America number 78999 with life pelletan 69096 and dam Coquette 54228. Examined by Dr Willett the stallion will stand at stud in 1912 with 18 to insure a living colt. Quinn Bros Henry Illinois offer terms. insurance and money due on sale.

Percheron Society of America Jason Pelletan Dam—Coquette F.C Willett Quinn Bros Henry, Ill

Imported Shire Stallion License Renewed in Illinois

Imported Shire Stallion Childwall Carpenter license No 2531 renewed March 6 1912 registered No 10013 25839 American Shire Stud Book of America brown color weight 2100 foaled 1906 examined cleared for infectious diseases and unsoundness licensed to stand for public service in Illinois license expires March 24 Stallion Reg Board schedule lists locations and times with owner G H Hunt Sparland Illinois terms 18 to insure a colt to stand and suck parties moving mares face forfeit and immediate payment of insurance."

Percheron Stud Book of America Tobie Esther L._F. Hartzell Princeton Illinois J K. Dickinson Stallion Reg. Board Ed Porch Henry Barney Mercian’s Vincent Schubert Alt Home Frank Balenseifen Henry Bonshire’s Home John Divelbiss Whitefield American Shire Stud Book of America Iy Cc Pate Ilinois J. K. Dickinson Sec'y Stallion Reg. Board Charles Hunt Joseph Schwarz John Punyun Harry Gallup Charles Bland G. Hunt Sparland Til

Logan Color Brown Stallion License Notice 1912

The license for Logan Color Brown a stallion examined by Dr. H A Gebhardt in 1908 is renewed and expires March 17 1913 under J R Dickinson Ill Stallion Reg Board. Season 1912 schedule sets Tuesdays at John Smiths Hopewell with other times at the home barn. Terms require 810 to insure a colt or moving money due and payable. Owner Henry Roth notes liability disclaimer for accidents.

Sec’y Stallion Reg. Board Henry Dan Horrom H. A. Gebhardt J. R. Dickinson Sec’y Ill. Stallion Reg. Board John Smith Hopewell Henry Roth

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