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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1894
Page
8
An advertisement touts Royal Ruby Whisky as eleven years aged and pure, claiming it resists adulteration and offers a fragrant bouquet. It warns against inferior blends and urges purchase through Henry Yaoger and Royal Wine Co with pricing details and a $500 reward for adulterated bottles.
The National Council of Women gathered in Philadelphia May 7 at the Continental for three sessions to plan the next triennial meeting in Washington. Reports from 17 member organizations covered uniform divorce law and dress reform as Mrs May Wright Sewall presided and Mrs Ellen Battelle Dietrick urged equal male and female representation in commissions.
The piece urges Grange recruitment among youth, stresses nonpartisanship, and highlights reforms. It notes Ladies Grange Aid Society's June 7 meeting at Whitefield Corners, election of officers, and reflects on state versus national politics, urging informed discussion and honest leadership to improve conditions for farmers and laborers.
Notes on crop needs for soluble plant foods. Highlights that soils lack potash phosphoric acid and nitrogen, with leguminous plants fixing atmospheric nitrogen. Warns that large crops require buying potash and soluble phosphoric acid fertilizers and proper rotation.
The piece blends agricultural notes on crop rotation lime and manures with a humorous Bobo Masson vignette from Harper's Magazine. It weaves practical farming guidance with a domestic anecdote about a family scene involving a poker game and a boy observing his father’s antics.
A Sunday school class discussion on miracles reveals a student’s sharp critique of biblical healing. The tale of Hezekiah and a fig poultice prompts surprising humor and a shift from reverent to hostile attitudes among the youths.
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