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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
7
Records in the city health department show that one in ten babies born from January to June died before reaching age one. Officials note the four year trend requires further study and potential public health action.
The piece argues for preparedness and warns that nations with large standing armies seek war. It contrasts European powers and the US Canada border, cites religious views promoting peace, and endorses funding for education over weaponry. It also notes oil prospects in Rock Island and Mercer counties.
State Food Commission under Governor Dunne issues a free bulletin No 33 on home made cider vinegar. It explains simple, lawful methods to turn surplus apples into high quality vinegar using basic equipment and proper labeling to meet food laws. Copies sent free to Illinois residents by postcard request.
Local notices include poultry selling contact Mr. Marek and H. Stachey eye ear nose throat service. Numerous classifieds advertise cottage and seven room rental in West Street, granbury pears for sale, social event at Burson school, shoe repair and home baking sale, feed and farm produce deliveries, Duffield farm sale terms, and DUROC Jersey pigs for sale with contact Will Schlosser Henry.
New teachers in Winots public schools will have $1 to $6 deducted monthly for the first five months to fund the Illinois State Teachers Pension and Retirement system. Deductions continue until twenty five years of service, enabling a $400 annual pension. detailed statements will be provided by the school board. A future option allows withdrawal of half the contributed amount upon leaving, with the remainder supporting retiring teachers.
Advert shows Sloan's Liniment claims instant relief from neuralgia rheumatism lumbago neuritis toothache sprains and bruises with quick penetration to the sore spot priced 26c and 65c and a dollar bottle offering six times the size of the 25c.
Dr Carrie Weatherly osteopathic physician lists phone number 116 Green offering acute and chronic care with special attention to diseases of women and children. Treatments available at home if desired and calls answered day or night.
Barry Johnson and R K McGoll auctioneers announce a public sale of farm assets at Landers farm near Pilot Hill, 5 miles northwest of Henry, 2.5 miles southwest of Putnam, on Wednesday 1915 starting at 10 a.m. Described items include four horses and a suckling colt, two milk cows, spring calves, extensive farm machinery led by two wagons, binders, cultivators, plows, spreader, harrows, planters, and more. Terms: cash under 34, credit 12 months with note and security, 6 percent interest after due, no removal until sale terms met. Lunch provided.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Vine Tar Honey as a vigorous remedy for colds. It claims the product strengthens the throat against germs and reduces coughing, urging every family to keep a bottle on hand.
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