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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1899
Page
4
A reader describes doctors failing to help and suggests trying higher altitude air. The text mocks climate change recommendations for ailments and touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a purifier of the blood and booster of strength, noting it contains no alcohol.
The Republic roars that McKinley is in strong political hands with last week’s results. Notables close to the campaigns say the race will be McKinley versus Bryan again next year. Mark Hanna is said to have defeated rivals in Ohio, maintaining his political strength.
The text notes ongoing prosad conversations over the governorship and praises Hon Joseph W Graff as a top campaigner. It mentions President appointing former Gov Joseph W Fifer of Littnote to the interstate commerce commission, replacing Ves Calhoun. California backed a favored 500 candidate, creating a competitive nomination scene.
The victories across New York Ohio Pennsylvania Iowa Kentucky South Dakota and beyond endorse President McKinley and his war policy. They repudiate anti imperialist criticism and indicate McKinley will likely win a second term.
The senator argues the greenback is the best light money for public use and should remain in circulation. He asserts greenbacks are safe, reliable, and widely trusted by the people, with the only change being redemption in gold to fix values.
The Ottawa Republican Times reports that Oblongo supporters claim bias against the State Drainage Canal Commission and accuse it of being influenced by Drainage Trustees funds. The article notes the commission is appointed by special law with defined duties and quotes an eminent U.S. engineer supporting lawful operation.
Canton Register reports local businessmen resist Henry and Coppéras creek dam removals. They note the legislature showed no interest. drainage laws and federal court protest options are discussed. The piece suggests federal authority could override state plans if navigational impact is shown.
Petition drives against removing Henry and Copperas Creek dams spark debate among shippers and business leaders. Chicago railroads and city sewage policy blamed for threatening river traffic, with steamboat men predicting doubled freight rates if navigation ends. Capt Sol York and Capt Percy G Swain warn that dam removal would halt Illinois river boat traffic, while dredging offered as alternative. Fed by conflicting interests, the issue centers on waters, costs, and regional commerce.
Readable fragment outlines a two day program at New Opera House in Marshall County. Includes talks on farming profits hog breeds dairy kitchen economy and fruit culture, with discussions led by local figures like A K Tullis and B S Forrester, plus contests and premiums for corn and orations.
Governor Tanner outlined support for opening the drainage canal as soon as completion allows water flow. He said the old canal should be maintained by linking to the sanitary tunnel near Lockport and possibly using Bridgeport pumps until the connection merges the two canals. He stressed the preservation of the Hennepin ship canal outlet and predicted benefits to the valley, including reduced sewage and potential fish presence in the waterways.
The article discusses the common doctor advised remedy cod liver oil for consumption and notes patients dislike fatty foods yet need fat for recovery. It describes problems with plain cod liver oil's stomach upset and fishy taste and pose the question what to do, hinting at a solution introduced earlier.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a superior remedy for throat and lung ailments. It claims the digested oil is palatable for sensitive stomachs and that nine of ten can digest it, offering early consumption cure and life prolongation for two dollars at Scott & Bowne, New York.
A list of prize items for a county fair including Best 10 ears yellow corn to Nicholson & Co and Best 10 ears white corn to Institute, with second and third places. Multiple items cover butter batter bread apples and premiums, naming vendors and donors such as Perry Hardware Co and J S Fosbenner.
A dubious health ad claims Mr RP Olivia of Barcelonas spends winters in Aiken suffers back head pains and weak nerves. It touts Electric Bitters as a cure all for blood and kidney trouble purifying tones and strengthening nerves with guaranteed bottles sold by Dr Powell.
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