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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1897
Page
8
A medical writer argues that standard treatments for blood diseases, especially potash and mercury, worsen patients by drying marrow and harming joints. He warns such drugs mask symptoms while depleting vitality, leading to copper colored lesions and rheumatic pain as the body deteriorates.
Page reports a Peoria conference of women club members with welcome addresses and debates on aims of clubs. Chicago Federation officers met April 27 to discuss constitution revisions and Jacksonville meeting plans. Mentions Mrs Bourland and Edith Thomas, plus a note on benefits of women’s outdoor activities.
A fragment from a rural column discusses farm life including orchard orders to Augustine the Normal Nurseryman, seed oats quality, rainfall effects, soil fertility and nitrogen, livestock debates on all purpose versus special purpose cows, and hog cholera treatment from the University of Nebraska.
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