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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1899
Page
4
A Henry Republican letter corpus discusses Dewey era policy and Philippine holdings with mixed views on expansion. It notes a rising U S exports to Japan, immigrant totals, and University of Pennsylvania outreach to Latin regions. The letter questions American expansion and cites press sentiment across parties.
Marshall county officers and bar members gathered October 6 at the Thomas House in La Crosse to honor Master in Chancery Barnes. A silver ink well was presented, with Judge Shaw and other jurists praising Barnes while reminiscing on past feasts.
Promotes arnica salve for eruptive skin conditions including boils ulcers burns chapped hands and rashes. Claims include rapid relief and earth best care with guaranteed results. sold by Dr Powell.
A reader from Claremont responds to Oliver Smith of Duarte arguing California costs and resources favor the state. He tabulates monthly expenses for a family of four and claims a $9341 yearly advantage for California over Illinois, noting land value differences and overall state superiority. The letter then cites James Reed of Clay, West Virginia, praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm after a severe leg injury and recommending it for sprains and rheumatism.
Circuit Court opened in October with Judge Shaw presiding. A nuisance hydrant case near Connelly’s house ended with a jury verdict for the city, while August Mai settled his separations and costs with Mrs Mai. Indictments and various civil actions were continued or dismissed. A political notice and a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy appeared, praising its benefits for children.
A fragmentary verse vignette by S Paterson Prowse depicts a valley scene with a paying reader and a river, highlighting a windswept landscape and a shifting palette of greens that enhances the prospect’s beauty.
Obituary memorials describe David D Bunn as generous and loyal to family and party. Born 1823 in New Jersey, he settled in Minnesota then Martin county and wrote for the Sentinel for 14 years. He died Sept 21 1899 in Welcome Minnesota at age 76 and is survived by his wife and two children.
Rear Admiral Sampson lauds Nelson Farragut and Dewey as towering naval figures shaping American patriotism. He credits Dewey with inspiring youth beyond battlefield triumphs and frames their legacies as essential to national character and peace.
An advertisement touts the New Great South American Kidney Cure as relieving distress in six hours for kidney and bladder issues. It promises immediate relief from pain and water retention with quick cure, sold at Dr Powell's drug store.
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