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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1897
Page
5
Miss Lucy Burt argues at a Congregational temperance meeting that the town’s saloon problem reflects majoritarian law. She urges Christians to shape voters minds, focus on child welfare, and use schools to curb liquor and gambling, warning that laws mean little without public will.
A discussion on using music nature study and reading rooms to curb drinking among youth. Advocates temperance through school music, drawing, and supervised home entertainment, plus Curfew laws and reading rooms to keep children from street temptations. Continuous emphasis on parental guidance and community support to mold Christian, disciplined young citizens.
A three year old boy from Lynn Center Illinois survived a dangerous croup attack after his father a drug merchant trusted Cham berlains Cough Remedy. The Johnson firm Johnson Bros of Lynn Center markets many throat and lung medicines and endorses Chamberlain's remedy as superior and highly effective. Sold by Dr Powell.
Two young ladies formerly of Chicago Bey potnae and for ee ee five years residing in Salt Lake City write a private note to Samuel Parker. They praise the papers letters poems and especially the Salt Lake articles noting fair honest reporting and factual writing rather than imaginative stories.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee. Claims cure for cold in one day and warns of refunds if it fails. Mentions a price of 20 and a comal reference.
An 19th century ad blurb promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with an $100 reward for uncured cases and cites testimonials for J Cheney & Co Toledo. The piece also lauds a new soul-saving stovepipe by inventor A L Platt of Cincinnati, noting easy assembly, smoke tight joints, and future Paradie as his home.
Readers are invited to add Sarmer to The Orange lineup and receive Year Book and Arma bas with The Republican for a total price of $2.00. The offer promotes new subscriptions and bundled items for a limited time.
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