Quality matters in drugs and remedies, says Segraves
A note from T. J. Segraves, a druggist, urges buyers to prioritize high quality in all purchases, especially drugs and remedies, stressing that quality pays off in the long run.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
10
A note from T. J. Segraves, a druggist, urges buyers to prioritize high quality in all purchases, especially drugs and remedies, stressing that quality pays off in the long run.
Sparland column details visits and travel in Henry Lacon and Peoria areas. Notes include illness in Bloomington and town harms, funeral for Henry Sargent, church services, and a high school program with a campus play and salaries corrected in the yearbook.
Henry Sargent born November 11 1824 in St Clair Illinois died November 7 1914 aged 89 years 11 months and 26 days. Son of Charles and Mary Sargent he married Amelia Williams in 1863 and fathered eight children. A devoted husband father and church trustee he valued home and honest work and remained a faithful M E church member and Bethel church trustee throughout his life.
Miss Isabella Burnett returns from Esmond N D. The Kellogg school will host an entertainment and box supper on December 2. The U P church Woman's Missionary society schedules a bazaar and supper Friday November 27 with a 7 30 program and 8 o clock supper. Local residents attend to Peoria events and family visits as November nears Thanksgiving.
Large attendance at a Sunday temperance program at Yankee Street church with children performing songs and speeches. Local residents H Crocker and Gibbs family noted. Miss McDonald and Miss Maud Crocker visiting. a runaway incident without injuries reported. Henry Sargent obituary promised next week. An entertainment by Sparland high school set for Friday November 13. An active liver health ad closes the item.
Circuit Court and Probate Court records reveal multiple estate matters including probate of wills for August Dohmer Theodore Wash Mary D McDonough Sidney Ketchum Clyde A Stoner John D McVicker and Mary Jane Murdock with letters testamentary issued to Frank E Wilson and Fred Potter. Real estate transfers and marriage licenses also listed along with local society notes.
A Jackson Mississippi carpenter recounts relief from a chronic cough after using Vinol, claiming two bottles cured the cough and restored energy. The ad explains Vinol’s cod liver oil components rebuild tissues and boost oxygen, promising money back if it fails to help.
The store invites all shoppers to prepare for Thanksgiving with coats suits footwear and other items to help everyone look their best for the holiday occasion.
Last Friday a club dance with a pleasant atmosphere at the hall. Jennie Swann visited relatives near Tripoli and Brimfield returning Saturday. Mrs Morris Perkins visited from Peoria to reconnect with neighbors. Halloween passed quietly with few pranks. Ernie Gehrig welcomed a son. Ernie is joyful. Mrs Robert Green cared for her ailing father near Wyoming. George Sims and party visited Lacon for business and leisure in a new carriage. Ina Tellogg fights appendicitis with improvement. Amanda Prichard learns of niece Liz Summers's death in Pottstown and family attended funeral in Peoria. Nurss family traveled from Chillicothe via North Western line. Wilbox Armstrong’s birthday party surprise with oysters cigars and cards enjoyed by guests.
Thousands suffer coughs from throat and bronchial inflammation. Dr Kings New Discovery soothes the mucous lining and relieves congested membranes. Get a 50 cent bottle from your druggist. satisfaction money back optional. Weather chatter aside, enjoy each nice day though storms may come.
Mrs. M. Garlin of School Street Henry says kidney trouble and uric acid were relieved by Dean's Kidney Pills from Segraves Drug Store. She confirms in 1918 the lasting benefit after earlier praise, noting the product curb pain and distress. Price 50c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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