New Subscriptions Boost Henry Republican Appeal
The Henry Republican urges readers to join its Intelligent Reading Family with a two-journal offer including Farm Journal and The Republican for 1.60. Subscriptions circulated to boost state fair coverage. notes endorsements of Republican actions and comment on national issues.
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City of Peoria Charters Trip for Illinois River Inspection
Chicago Sanitary Trustees charter the steamer City of Peoria for a river inspection trip from Lake Michigan to the lower Illinois River. They will meet Peoria and Beardstown leaders to discuss a proposed 16 foot waterway and the river’s future plan.
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Powder Bt Laments GOP Inability to Govern Nation
A letter to the editor from Oct 16 criticizes Congress for inaction and loss of public confidence. It argues republican laws are hard to change, mocks tariff debates, and likens political stasis to an untied knot, urging caution and eventual reform.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Washington
United States
1861
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Tom Reed
Cleveland
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Jose Sxarry
Newpaper Correspondents at the Columbian Exposition
The 1893 Columbian Exposition drew an enormous press corps. Foreign reporters numbered by country while U S staff reached about 2000. daily output varied from 2000 to 600 words. Women reporters numbered around seventy. the article contrasts foreign and American practices and notes sweeping shifts in media and industry alongside a reflection on national unity and progress.
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Paris
Germany
England
France
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Australia
Sweden
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Denmark
Belgium
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Patent Balm Advertised for Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pato Balm for chest and back pain, claiming it helps pneumonia when applied to the chest and between the shoulder blades. It promises relief for lame backs and side pain with dampened cloth bandages and mentions bottles priced at 60 cents sold by J. W. 00.
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The Brakeman Prayer Cartoon Parody
A humorous exchange features a brakeman offering a prayer about railroad life safety and salvation. He invokes prudence as a safety lamp, asks for strong couplings of love, and prays for clear sidings and timely arrival at the final station of death.
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Heavenly Father
Sonia
Liver Remedy Ad Claims Cure for Liver and Digestion
An old advertisement promotes Herbino as a liver and digestive cure. It asserts liver disease poisons blood and promises a free trial bottle via Dr Powall's drug store and a 75 cent price.
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Spearville lecture and supper by M E society hosts
The Spearville M E society's ladies hosted a chicken pie supper and a lecture by J W January at the January home. More than 160 attendees from nearby areas enjoyed a three hour meal and a stirring talk on experiences in Andersonville Prison. Receipts totaled around 20 dollars amid high praise for host and family. The item notes a regional rise in health advocacy sparked by the New York Sun amid Chicago's impact on western public health and concerns about urban pollution.
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Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Superior Medicine
The advertisement claims doctors prescribe sarsaparilla due to its efficacy and reliability. It asserts Ayer's Sarsaparilla is superior to other preparations and guarantees better results with a bottle from any drugstore.
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Lynch law terrorizes cotton farmers across Southern states
The piece reports farmers in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama living under lynch terror as mobs regulate cotton prices by burning gins. It claims lynchers will continue as long as the public accepts lynch law over slow legal remedies.
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