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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
10
Doctor offers acute and chronic care focusing on diseases of women and children. Home treatments available by request. Day or night calls answered. Office located in residence on the east side of Main Street one block north of Central Park. Phone 251.
A collection of letters from women in North Crandon and Lawton praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for displacement ulcers and irregularities. Readers share personal health struggles and success with the remedy, inviting others to seek confidential advice from the company.
Local readers report Magnolia residents visiting relatives across nearby towns and attendances at Sunday School conventions in Varna and Friends meeting house. Travels include Mrs. Bronn’s funeral in Lostant and George Kays’s death in Lucas Indiana.
A local column laments inconsistent weather while invoking the Bible seed time harvest idea. Community mentions include Jered Smith dining with Leota Phillips on British Lane and Hazel Anderson visiting Hennepin. Normal weekend visits by Mildred Hinton and Elizabeth Hart. DeKalb school board hires two teachers, Thorwald Smith from Osco visits. WCTU met at Mrs. John Bumgarner’s home. Ralph French of Venona visits T. J. Smith family. Prof. Garrett from the University of Illinois assisted at the experiment station last week.
Foaled June 1910, Dark bay roan Shire type stallion bred by Thomas Curtin of Kinsman Illinois. Sired by Justice NI and Dunsmore Justice, dam Queen VI with line to Col Bryan and Gen Grant. Set to stand 1916 season at multiple locations with schedule and terms of 15 dollars to insure service. owner Peter Kuhne. groom Anton Lund.
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