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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
10
A historical account portrays eczema as an acid tumor in the blood that contacts the skin causing redness inflammation pustular eruptions and a sticky discharge. It claims salves and washes fail because the poison remains in the blood keeping the skin irritated and burning.
John Hartley offers several farms and tracts for sale in Saratoga township Whitefield Steuben and Central Town. Properties include Henry Svelye Jr Farm near Putnam 3H acres 2% miles northwest priced on easy terms. a 100 acre Whitefield township farm. a 575 acre Steuben township farm at 10 000. and land in Central Town at Tom 45 to 50 per acre. Excursions held first and third Tuesday each month.
The Henry Republican advertises a three-paper bundle for $2.00 including The Henry Republican for local news, The Weekly Inter Ocean for general news, and The Farmers Call for agricultural information. Subscriptions run one year in advance.
The article claims a new passenger train will be the fastest in the world, inaugurated this week on the Union Pacific with connections to Southern Pacific Northwestern Lake Shore and New York Central. Departing Omaha for the west daily, it will reach Ogden 1025 miles away in 21 hours at an average 55 mph, with sections expected at 65 to 70 mph.
The Peoria Daily Journal endorses Graff as a possible senator and urges Peoria Republicans to unite behind a candidate. Graff says he values the Journal’s kindness but is not ready to commit, noting his current plan is re election to Congress and avoiding rush into the decision. He left Washington via Union depot where a reporter spoke with him.
Dr Guy C Powell recounts his voyage through China and Japan visiting Shanghai Maji Kobe Osaka Kyoto Nara Myanoshita Hakone Tokyo Nikko and Nikko temples. He describes coaling girls in Japan Kyoto's vase making and the Miyakoodori cherry festival and notes Tokyo Imperial Palace Shiba shrine and the Forty seven Ronins site.
The writer describes salmon and trout fishing on a lake and a bloom on azalea covered mountains. He details Yokohama as a major foreign port with 40 000 residents, fine buildings and hotels, and notes tourist interest is limited. He ends with admiration for Latins of the Orient and farewell to Japan.
A Wheeling resident credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing a severe cough and chest pains after two doses and three bottles. He thanks the medicine and notes it is sold at Dr Powells City drug store.
A reflective piece argues that true anarchy arises from disorder within civil government and society. It condemns murder as the ultimate crime, critiques free speech as a shield for killers, and notes education and immigration as insufficient safeguards while lamenting brutal acts by men of high standing.
The piece likens illness to a duel in the dark and warns that neglect of stomach symptoms invites disease. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as cures, citing a Weldon, Alabama case of dramatic recovery and offering the Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail.
The passage compares murder prevention to city council fire safety orders and notes detectives seek deeds and motives while the 'when where what or who' remains unknown. It warns presidents face great danger, likening its risk to a battlefield and recalling historical envy and violence.
A playful piece on pants and gender expectations, comparing outfits and behavior. It muses on singular versus plural usage, noting men often wear pants, and jokes about fashion wisdom and the consequences of wardrobe decisions.
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