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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
6
A 1900s style piece urges women to prepare for motherhood and promote health with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It emphasizes nervous strain, health risks from unprepared births, and offers confidential medical advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
WANT ADLETS FOR SALD Apples 60c per bushel for eating or cooking sweet cider 10c per gallon delivered city Tol No 441-2 Henry Central Q A Relsmeyer Advt 8-19 1f APPLES AND CIDER Delivered city Good cooking eating apples 15c per peck or 50c per bushel Cider 15c per gallon Joseph Moody Phone 131 Blue 9-2-tf
The Republican reports a freight train carrying 3100 pounds of dynamite wrecked at Quincy and collided with a passenger train. The dynamite car tipped but did not explode, a miraculous outcome amid the accident news and other local notes from Camp Point to Lake Bluff.
Mahlon H Grable longtime Chicago suburb resident dies after a two year illness born in Hennepin in 1819 and Civil War veteran of Co C Fourth IL Davis he married Miss Austin in 1865 celebrating a golden anniversary in 1913 survived by his widow daughter Lillian Grable of Wheeling WV a Norfolk Mason and Abraham Lincoln post G R member funeral service led by comrades with floral tributes and burial at Oak Woods. he had managed much of Gross real estate for years.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming they seize constipation and ease bowel movement without eroding health. The copy urges immediate use at 26 cents a bottle and links bowel issues to serious health complications. It also contains political commentary about Georgia mentioned alongside unrelated social remarks from Dr Anna Howard Shaw and Gov Harris.
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