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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1882
Page
1
A busy cobbler named Milleria works in a lively town, drawing country customers who trust his honest, cheerful style. The piece weaves a light verse about his skilled repairs and hints at aging, ending with a segue to Brown's Iron Bitters as a praised tonic from Chicago citizen D. C. Mack.
In these times of quack medicine ads a genuine remedy stands out Electric Bitters praised as reliable and effective for stomach liver kidney and urinary ailments. Sold at 60 cents per bottle by Drs Powell Uncle John Mattern plans to join Frances hospital at Pooria for old men. Later reports say Harrison Gregory is convalescing and his daughter Laura travels from Henry to California to be with him.
A note states former Sen achwine and Bureau correspondent G P Eaton is dead. It omits exact burial details and family location. The obituary hints he held property, was thrifty, and used earnings for necessities.
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