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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1899
Page
4
In a long standing practice Dr. R V Pierce has heard many women share intimate concerns about their health. He reportedly cures ninety eight percent of cases and offers free confidential letters to any woman seeking advice from Buffalo New York.
An unclear notice mentions advance payments for one year and eight months and references a Republican office phone number. It notes outside county concerns and rate information without clear context or actionable details.
Secretary of the Interior grants canal trustees permission to divert waters from Lake Michigan into the drainage canal when ready for operation. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific reports fiscal year earnings of 7,?7,202. Post Office in Washington approves employing girls in Cuba's communication department, an innovation for the island where women rarely work outside homes.
A tribute to General Oglesby observed with the flag that covered Lincoln's casket in state at Springfield. The relic, treasured by the state museum, had never before been used on such an occasion since Lincoln's death.
The government plans a 111 volume, 1000 page per volume history covering Union and Confederate military operations. The work, 85 years after the war, will be the first authentic published history of the conflict. The Illinois board of arbitration report opposes compulsory arbitration law but supports court-enforced obedience to voluntary arbitration. Governor Tanner discusses 1900 Republican prospects and political maneuvering ahead of the convention.
An American traveler in Switzerland hires a dog named Noiraud to guide him through a mountain route to the Chaudron. The intelligent dog ignores diversions, chooses paths, and ensures the traveler reaches the station, earning sugar rewards and the traveler’s deep respect.
The notice touts a new cure for heart disease and dropsy by Dr Miles, offering free treatment and testimonials. A reader letter from Mrs. Sophig Snowberg of Minneapolis attests rapid relief after one month, claiming full recovery and renewed ability to work.
The Christian Endeavorers of Peoria district re elected Charles W La Porte as president with Kev John T Stivers of El Paso as treasurer and Charles A Strathman of Peoria as secretary. W J Monser of Venona becomes treasurer and other officers are named with reports showing a thriving union and strong financials.
The text notes charges for the arrangements of the last state convention held in this city. It states the successor serves as pastor of the Christian church at El Paso and is an active and enthusiastic endeavor worker.
A courtroom scene features a sharp judge questioning a defendant who denies involvement and asserts he has a hired lawyer. A soft spoken prisoner explains, I am the man who did steal, in a garbled confession. A widow muses about spring hat trimming while a child’s fate and a new husband are discussed in clipped dialogue.
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