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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
7
An advertisement extols Ivory Soap as a pure, affordable, vegetable oil soap. It emphasizes low price, no packaging frills, and the famous floating quality as its selling points for laundry and general use.
The piece notes trolley road 13 becoming an edustrial factor of extreme importance as electric railways expand in New England and the Midwest. It predicts freight terminals will follow, solving the heavy load challenge by improving road draw and traffic.
Levan na O resident Burnett Mann describes years of back pain and fatigue before Electric Bitters. He credits six bottles with a complete cure and renewed energy, praising the remedy as unrivaled for stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels with guaranteed satisfaction from Dr Powell at 50 cents.
Ida Ht Harper named editorial writer for McClure Syndicate in New York City. Illinois grants mothers joint guardianship by vote, marking a notable reform. Lena Harvey studied New York settlements and leads factory community guidance in Dayton. Child labor reforms spread from Georgia to state campaigns. Henry Republican office advertises printing services.
Rivenside District Grange column edited by Ssirn at Mt Palatine Putnam County Illinois discusses farm topics and local agricultural news. The piece reflects mountain county rural concerns and community efforts in promoting farming knowledge.
The article notes rising prices for horses especially carriage stock. Chicago is a key market with high prices for top horses, including six carriage horses sold for 6000 and other records like 710 for seven head and 4000 for six. It also warns on mites in poultry houses and advocates practical farming with timely tasks and honest dealing.
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