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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1895
Page
4
The text explains emulsions like milk and cod liver oil as easier to digest than pure oil. Scott's Emulsion adds hypo phosphites and other healing elements, aiding wasting and low vitality, benefiting consumptives, anemics, and sickly children, sold by scott & bowne in New York.
The Henry Republican highlights Rev W Ayling of Dwight former Henry M E church pastor. At Bloomington State Encampment he was elected Chaplain for the Department of Illinois. Ayling organized the Epworth League and installed a pipe organ, earning wide respect among readers and Grand Army comrades. A letter from Ayling thanks Henry comrades and recalls shared kindness and friendship.
The Peoria Daily Transcript reports Jupiter Pratt and his wife in Chillicothe once more in the news. A baby boy named Ensley, left on the doorstep of the Home for the Friendless, is now claimed by Mrs Jupiter Pratt after a mobile history of custody and hardship. The note left with the infant described a cast out child and asked for care from ladies. The story follows the couple’s past separation and a sequence of placements and refusals as they seek work and support.
A vivid reminiscence recalls a worn towel hanging by the printing house door. It bears grime from years of use and labor, blackened with ink and poverty, until one windy morning it finally tore and fell to the floor.
The late Senator Logan’s widow Mary Logan faced criticism after appearing before the Illinois legislature with a bill to appropriate $30,000 for services rendered by the general and two others in Illinois interests during his senate tenure. Friends regret the move as a misstep in honoring the deceased.
Advertisement claims Hill's Double Chloride of Gold Tablets cure drunkenness morphine and tobacco habits with no patient effort and allows ongoing stimulants. It offers a $1 price and mail order from The Ohio Chemical Works Lima Ohio. Also promotes newspaper subscription combinations to The Henry Republican Weekly Inter Ocean and American Farm News for two dollars to new or paid in advance subscribers.
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