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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
3
Rev. R. L Campbell preached on The Home with focus on the husband as head and provider. He urged mutual duty, economy, and faithful love, arguing the wife shares in finances and that a true home requires harmony, generosity, and trust under biblical guidance.
A preacher urges men to treat wives as trusted partners and to make life joyful and noble. He condemns harsh words and calls for affection, respect, and sacrifice, citing Luetgart's murder as a warning against domestic neglect and tyranny. He stresses wives' labor and advocates holiday hours and greater pay for spouses and mothers.
The Great Northern Paper company mill at Mttinockey began operations Saturday, the largest in the world of its kind. Built since 1899 with about 4 million dollars, the main mill spans 000 by 400 feet and will produce about 250 tons of white newspaper daily.
A fragment notes Jell-O vanilla and lemon orange raspberry and strawberry flavors marketed as a new dessert with retail price ten cents at grocers. It mentions political reference to the Republican party in a promotional line.
The funeral of Mrs Blizh A Camp nee Hain widow of Abner Camp took place at her home on Friday afternoon. Rev R L Campbell officiated and she was buried beside her husband at Henry Cemetery. Born April 27 1817 in Dover New Hampshire she was the daughter of Titus and Nancy Ham. A Revolutionary stock descendant she arrived in Henry in 1852 with Abner Camp with whom she ran a hotel from 1870 to 1887. Two children Clara Belle and Charles A Camp survived. She died after a paralysis suffered two weeks earlier in her 81st year.
Wilam Francis Wooley born 1889 in Philadelphia grew up in Pennsylvania Illinois and Kansas lived in Peoria Putnam County Keota and Axtell Kan before moving to Watonpa Oklahoma. He died of heart disease Oct 26 at 61 leaving three children and his mother plus sisters. He was a Christian church member.
Yeury lodge No 119 ALP AM held a special communication honoring raising to Master Mason. TF Clover Esq and Dr F O Pershing were named as candidates from Wohttefield Corners. The event included visiting brethren from Lucan Spackaud Magnolia Chillicothe and a banquet at the Camp House attended by about 60.
A distinctive signature phrase appears at a prominent event or location, indicating a notable signing or pledge by an individual associated with AS. The moment underscores a long standing tradition tied to Borgir and the historic venue.
The article lists two vault styles, Grooved and Bolted and Plain Vault, with seven sizes for each. A partial local adoption list names families such as Loomis Kittridge Hoyt Locke Blackburn Wheeler Prue Diverbiss Emerick McDonough Kline Hutchins Powers Veruary and notes a date of January 1899.
Ray Wood is absent this week while Logan Barrett returns to school. Seniors study Hamlet while Agnes Davis and friends visit. Miss Roach resigns. Miss Coley of Astoria takes the principal post.Basketball teams practice with players listed at black and white goals and guards.
The Chicago Peoria and St Louis Railway advertises a homeseekers excursion to Western Canada with thousands of acres of free land for actual settlers. Interested parties are invited to request maps and pamphlets from the Williame PS WL Pw sd Ry at St Louis Whar.
During a severe outbreak readers praise Wakefield and Co syrups for relief in children and adults. A Dawson Iowa note calls it the best remedy with quick improvement. In New York a Nov 13 testimonial cites Marcie of Anaconda Mont dying at 60 after illness. Daly returns from Farone, falls ill, dies leaving a widow and three daughters.
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