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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
6
An advertisement urges readers to consult a renowned physician at no cost. It promises personal medical guidance for ailments threatening ambition and manhood, claiming no charge for initial advice and offering to treat letters from outside the city with prompt responses.
The text lists the Chicago horse show set for November 3 to 9 and includes assorted local items. It mentions visits by William Kellogg from Joplin Missouri, a farm accident involving a horse, construction details of the Duke building basement, and maps of Illinois congressional districts. It also notes farm leasing changes, livestock sales notes, and upcoming Farmers Institute events in Varna.
O. B. Larson of Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony runs a rural general store offering items from needle to anchor. Located nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from the nearest town he reports farmers within a thirty mile radius rely on his goods and Chamberlain remedies. In the past year fourteen residents cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy attest to its value.
A York wedding occurred Sept 24 at 6 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Wiliam Boyer on Lincoln Avenue. Miss Belle Kingsley became Mrs William Ray Lytle of St Joseph Missouri in a P. E. O. ceremony with 125 guests. The event featured palms ferns and roses, Lohengrin march, and a star motif.
The advertisement celebrates Dr. Franklin Miles M D LL B offering 2.50 worth of new heart disease treatments free. It cites his twenty five years of research, scientific methods, and extensive client base across the United States. Prominent testimonials from bishops, clergymen, lawyers, and officials are included, urging afflicted readers to write for free advice and treatment.
Wabash railroad introduces eight new combination baggage and passenger cars along with three dining cars and two cafes. Cars are 70 feet long with wide vestibules and steel wheels, powered by Pintsch lighting except cafe and some cars. Dining cars seat nine with kitchens, cafe cars seat eighteen with library and smoking lounge, and observatory end seating. Cars feature electric fixtures and refined interiors to bolster service ahead of the Pan-American Exposition.
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