Woman's work and Sabbath blessings in daily life
The piece argues that domestic labor demands brains and method more than strength, urges weekly balance with Sundays for rest and reflection, and notes Millet's widow and Mme Millet in Barbizon, Lydia Mountford's global lectures, and women's roles in education and reform. It references Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis
Mullet
Myea
Barbizon
M. Hamel
M Sensler
Millet
France
America
Mme. Millet
Mme Millet
Northern farmer proclaims Arctic climate and dairy success
Fr J Lawrence of Peace River asserts the North West Territory as the most northern American farm. He praises wheat, vegetables, and turnips, notes isolation and distance from post offices, and cites co op dairying in Sparta Illinois with large milk and butter outputs. The piece then surveys seed rates, seed per acre yields, and dairy education. It ends with farming notes on pumpkins, pasturing, and new corn cutting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lawrence
Peace River
North West
Ganeda
Lawrence
Sparta
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Kidney and Liver Cleansing
A vintage health notice touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant taste and safe remedy that acts gently yet promptly on the kidneys liver and bowels. It claims complete cleansing of the system dispelling fevers headaches and constipation with reliable druggists offering 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles and urging customers not to accept substitutes.
Local Lodges Meet on Various Weeknights and Saturdays
Community fraternal groups list meeting details including dates times and locations. Henry Lodge 119 meets Tuesdays. Marshall Lodge 63 Wednesdays. Marshall Encampment 35 on Fridays. Rebekah Degree Lovar 170 on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Claytox No 812 Sparland on Mondays. veterans groups meet on select Saturdays. OMWEC No 2 reg posts. G A R meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays. Ladies of Perpetual Succor Henry branch meets 1st Sundays. Modern Woodmen No 413 meets 2nd and 4th Fridays. YWCA and other groups meet weekly. Grange groups hold biweekly or monthly sessions. schoolhouse and parade locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.F
A. M.—Henry Lodge
Regulator Building
Old Story
Marshall Lodge
Public Square
Third Street
Marshall Encampment
Anshall Rebekah Degrez
O.M.W.E.C
W.c.u
Our Lady of Perpetual
Henry
Henry C. Lois
Henry Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows
New Hall
M.A. Adame
Presbyterian Church
H. Crow Meadow Grange No
Quinn's
Aloe
Whitefield Corners
Grange Aid Society
Alsters
Sistera Arandyays
Magnolia Grange
Clear Creek
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Zak
Ayres & Sons
Philadelphia
Boss - Electric
Ankets Rongest
8. E. McCreary
Tate
Cincinnati
Ohio
Peoria
Til
Uged
Jefferson Ave
Pronra
Marreely
Allen Bwrisley
Chicago
the Greatest Illustrated Weekly OF the West
Dearborn and
Ranolph
Poland
China
Looker Co
Rochester
N.Y
Joan Kline
Aye A Eee
Lydia M. Mountford
Jerusalem
Palestina
India
Paradise Lost
Paradise
Beaton Courier
Emily Huntington Miller
Woman’s College
Northwestern University of Evanston
Rena A. Michaels
Miller
Charity
Mra
Julia B. Nelson
T. W. Higginson
Lolo ‘Weitere
Brdadow
Hood
Grange and ‘AgricuuFe
Jobe Swanet
Olmak Creek
Adam Rankin
Warren County
Worthy
J. M. Thompson
8 Plumb
Indiana Agricultural Experiment, Station
Plumb
Hiram F. Knapp
West Brattleboro, Vt
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
Carters
Aldake
Carter
Rter Medicine CO
Fv Diamond Us
Tetcopes Chemica
Slygh &. Powell
Edwards Street
Henry, Ill
May2iti
Dieffenbach
Eate
Speedy
G& E
G&e
Pri
Peru
Ct Chemical Co
Wisconsin
Ukee
Wik
THE
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Aniensi
Missouria River
Onia
Golorede
Crete Ee
Puab
Albert Lea
Bella Ly
Minnes Oils
Paul
Chicago, Ill
John Sebastian
L Ticket & Pas
Bene
Steddni
Prinwag
Office
Geol Uxt
Marshall County
Druross
Adams
Nerpens
N. Clark Street
Court House
Fred Compagnon
Union League
Taplz D'Hote
Lily
Newnt Sree
Paditi Com
SSO
New Fork
Brows Rone Co
Nurserymen
Masonic Temple
Ivers & Pond
Blass
HR. A. Fontaine
Markly
Tacoma
Wash
Chain & Wagon Iron Fe
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