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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1894
Page
4
The issue notes the Henry Republica n lists advertise with inspection of advertisers. It proclaims the paper as the largest sworn circulation in Marshal County and highlights advertising opportunities. Date referenced is Thursday November 1 1894.
The piece notes Republicans in the county resolving to sweep, condemns loud cheering in American politics, and lists district congressional candidates: Graff, Barnes, McCullough, Heberling, Eggleston. It also says to ignore a false Supreme Court deliverance report and follow official election instructions.
A Chicago postmaster denounces Democratic politics while a Staats Zeitung edition backs Republican Henry Wulff for State Treasurer. The piece also calls for improved night postal service on the Rock Island Peoria Branch to deliver newspapers promptly and restore public trust in mail.
Lieutenant Wassell writes in Harper s November issue praising Catholic and Protestant missions among the Sioux. He describes Sioux beliefs as primitive with great spirits, thunder gods, sun vows, and scar rituals, and details an annual sun dance and brutal rites. Uncle Ned story by Zachary Gilpin 13 outlines cowboy fantasies and a family tale ending with a lesson.
In Jefferson era politics, he abandoned ceremony and foreign etiquette. He hosted British minister Merry in slippers, excluded Mrs Madison from a dinner, and invited French chargé Morry, stirring diplomatic friction. Foreign diplomats and their wives, including Madame and the Marchioness de Yrujo, protested social slights amid a tense Washington social scene.
Advertisement claims the syrup cures stomach and bowel troubles without constipation indigestion or headaches. It promises pleasant powerful relief and offers bottles in 10 dose units for 10 cents, or 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes. Sold by Py Powall.
A Harper's Weekly excerpt explains how sixteen foreign nations run separate legal systems in Japanese treaty ports and how land and policing operate under the consular regime. It also critiques railway gatekeepers, traveling men, and fare policies as reported in the Greenview Mail.
Since 1861 I have suffered from catarrh and found relief with Ely's Cream Balm. Testimonials claim headaches vanish and the ailment is cured. The price is 50 cents.
An old advertisement touts English Spavin Liniment for horses curing blemishes and strains, offering $50 savings on one bottle and noting Dr Powell in Henry Illinois. The piece also reflects on Prairie schooners and covered wagons moving westward seeking cheaper land, contrasted with modern railroad travel.
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