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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1893

Page

3

Miles Heart Cure Promises Safe Relief

Franklin Miles of Elkhart Indiana promotes Dr Miles New Cure for the Heart claiming it calms nerves and eases heart disorders. He cites testimonials from patients like L M Dye and others, praising the product as safe with a positive guarantee. The ad notes availability at Powell's and dangerous warnings about heart ailments.

Conny M. Feal Franklin Miles Elkhart Ind Colleas L. M. Dye Milsbasbon Mile Geo. L. Fink Dr. Miles Droge Ical Co Elhart Bold-at -Powell’s

Congressional Extra Session and Silver Purchase Debate

The article reports on congressional actions including a pension bill for Gen Corse’s widow, the silver purchase repeal debate, and a recess resolution. It covers Senate adjournments, Geary Chinese exclusion act amendments, and House discussions plus multiple related petitions and amendments.

Congressional John M. Corse I T Sentor Voorces Senate Congress Committees On McCreary Harris Dem Secretary of the Treasury Jones Union Pacific Central Pacific

Monster celebration planned for closing day of fair

The article notes a monster celebration on the closing day of the world’s fair, titled Columbus Day, organized by the directors near the Horticultural Building on the fairgrounds. structures including several other buildings may be retained for winter use.

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Marshal MacMahon dead after la grippe in Paris

Paris reports Marshal Patrice Maurice de MacMahon died at Chateau La Foret after a long illness from la grippe. Born July 13 1808 in France, he rose from military school to brigadier general, led at Magenta and Sedan, and served as president of the French republic before resigning in 1879.

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Four Killed in Fog Collision on Pennsylvania Line

A fog bound wreck near Wellsville Ohio and Tellaville Pennsylvania kills the entire engine crew of the Pennsylvania limited. Engineers John Caruthers and Robert Jackson die, fireman Elmer Jackson, express messenger Robert Perree, baggage master Alexander Frazier and electrician Robert Towler are among the injured or dead. A freight collision and signal visibility failure contribute to the tragedy on October 10.

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Roving Bits and Quips From An Early 20th Century Paper

Excerpts reveal social jests and anecdotes. A boastful guest and a safety deposit vault mishap prompt a wary banker exchange. A seaside inn bed tale lists famous sleepers. A sharp ultimatum over money ends a long friendship. A party piano quip exposes mischief, while a parent seeks a seat for a baby on a train.

A Sure Sign and Daily Pocket Gossip Quips

A collage of quips and overheard lines from Chicago Record and NY Weekly items. Light exchanges on love, burglars, engagements, and social satire. Puck and Chicago Record snippets mix with a Suburb neighbor joke about a tree.

Might Need It

A fragmentary dialogue between two speakers hints at urgency and a possible plan to patch up a situation before proceeding. The lines suggest a tense exchange over resources or leverage and a cautious approach to moving forward.

Larbor

Foiled Attempt to Hide Bald Spot Ends in Puck Quote

A fragment shows Van Arndt muttering about concealing a bald spot while weighing a foal and money, with the whimsical line attributed to Puck. The readable text preserves a theatrical tone and playful misdirection.

van Arndt

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