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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1892
Page
2
It urges citizens to vote early for clarity, notes polls open 7 am to 5 pm, mentions women may vote next Tuesday for Illinois University trustees if registered, and cites farmers and wheat exports with prices and counts. Oscar Painter urged, two constitutional amendments planned, Brasfield favored for coroner, Henry registry totals given.
Physicians frequently err in treating heart disease and deaths rise daily. The article cites four persons with diseased hearts and lists common symptoms. It promotes Gremics' New Heart Cure as the sole reliable remedy sold by Dr Powell with testimonials.
A detailed account of Henry society outlining clubs and gatherings, noting decorous events and a recent reception for Mr and Mrs George G. Guyer at New Opera Hall. It describes guests, outfits, music, and dancing, and ends with news the Guyers will move to Chicago after World’s Fair plans, leaving many friends.
The piece argues beauty reflects health of liver stomach and kidneys and promotes Secure food health as key. It advertises Electric Witters as a principal altern ative drink that cures pimples and boils and promises a good complexion. Sold at Dr Powell's drug store for 60c per bottle.
A fast personal friend of Jacob Puterbaugh of Mackinaw is praised as a honest, people minded candidate for representative on the prohibition ticket. Support from both Republican and Democratic papers signals broad favor. The piece lauds his birthright, charity, and commitment to issues affecting education, insurance, and other public interests. Also mentions St Patrick's Pills testimonials and local distribution by J W Nicce.
In this city on Oct 28 a daughter was born to Thomas J Cooney. In this city on Oct 23 a daughter was born to Charles Gray.
Twelve jackets sold and delivered on Saturday totaling 150 dollars and 25 cents. The trade appears to find demand in style and price.
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