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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1892
Page
5
Dr. Berry highlights a collaboration between Push and Enterprise with talent to uplift youth. The program focuses on skill development, discipline, and community values to foster lasting achievement and honor across the season.
A Henry Republican feature describes the Dakotas artesian basin with dozens of high and low pressure wells. It notes irrigation potential from wells reaching 600 to 1200 feet, effects on farms and towns, the Melville Township law enabling public wells, and debates on whether the basin is exhaustible. The piece cites Harpers Magazine excerpts and includes reflections on family lines and social change.
The Woman's Foreign Mission Society meets at the M E Church this city on May 18 and 19. Attendees include Miss Hewitt of Mexico and Mrs Minnium and Mrs Woolley among others. Program covers devotional services, papers on India and medical missions, and an address by Miss Hewitt with election of officers. An end note advertises Ely's Cream Balm with patient testimonials.
The State Central Committee of Illinois urges active canvassing in Marshall County to mobilize pro prohibitionists. Each signer should carry a pledge and seek others to sign, targeting 600 voters. A mass meeting with speakers at Lacon is planned for May 16 at 10 AM.
The excerpt lists 1910 figures for expenditures including teachers salaries repairs and improvements furniture incidental expenses and net payroll. It notes on hand and ending balances for district bonds interest and redemptions, reflecting financial accounting in a local district. A sermon then ends with a resignation anecdote from a neighboring town preacher, cited by the Galenburg Spectator.
An interview with Mr M C Murphy of Summit Oak County describes his sixteen year battle with eczema. He attributes his cure to Dr Berry after one week of treatment and two months for full recovery, urging others to seek Dr Berry’s care. The article lists diseases treated by Dr Berry and notes testimonials from Chicago residents and business men praising his skill and integrity.
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