Kansas Editor Endorses Peruna as Family Doctor at Home
A Kansas editor states he uses Peruna in his household as a trusted family remedy and medical aid. He asserts its benefits for daily health care and personal well being within the home.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
10
Peruna praised as family remedy in letters and wedding notes
Letters from Mr I A Dixon of Kansas City extol Peruna as a trusted home remedy for catarrh grip and general sickness citing saving doctor bills and successful use with children. A Putnam wedding at the McKenzie home features Miss J K Stephens and Lewis C Morgan with a home reception and plans to move to a Fairbanks Iowa farm after Nov. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA. Dixon
Pythian Echo
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Putnam
Jk. Mae Stephens
Addie McKenzie
Lewis C. Morgan
Sarah I. Morgan
John McKenzie
Rey Chatten
Putnam M. E. Ghureh
Miss Stephens
Morgan
Iowa
Fairbanks
Belle Garrett
Lacon
C. A. Whitney
Lestant
Fred T. Morgan
Varna
Wm IL. Golden
Sparland
Chase
Chillicothe
Idyl from the Battle Creek Sanitarium and Kellogg's diet
A patient voice extols the sanitarium's plain foods and Kellogg's creed. It praises salivary digestion and chewing the test breakfast while advising against pickles salads meat olives and birds that fly. It urges abstaining from drugs and medicine and hints at H 2 in illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Peoria Socials Defeat Henry in Rough Oct Game
Peoria 21 Henry 0 as the Henry football team suffers a second loss in two years on Sunday October 22. Henry cites lack of practice and light players, while Peoria advantages include weight and clean play. The score reflects two first half touchdowns and a second half score, with a disputed first half safety. About 2000 spectators watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Henry
Henryites
Harney
What Your Face Worth with Dr King’s Pills
An old advertisement claims a fair complexion signals liver health and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for clear skin. It touts rosy cheeks and rich color and notes the product costs 25 cents at Dr Powell’s City drug store.
Real Estate Sales Report Hits Henry Market
The Koehler building occupied by H. Thacker & Son and Nelson's music room sold to Henry Yaeger for 2500 dollars with no occupancy change. The Helper homestead near the north part of town sold to Dallas Brown who will move from Evang township, with possession around year start. 160 acre Francis Gregory Whitefield farm sold for 11000 dollars, 18 acres Sugar Grove timberland sold to John Blackburn for 468.75, A. B. Clark property at Edward street sold to Timothy Hunt for 2200, Bradford area Nicholls convey title to Mrs Joshua Nicholls, and 8. C. Brown property on Third street sold to Spencer Ketchum for 1400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehler
H. Thacker & Son
Nelson
Music Room
Henry Yaeger
Thacker & Son
Helper
Dallas Brown
Alex Brown
Evang Township
Henry
Charles Hofer
Francis Gregory
Whitefield
Sugar Grove
John Blackburn
A. B. Clark
Edward Street
Timothy Hunt
John Nicholls
Bradford
Joshua Nicholls
8. C. Brown
Third Street
Spencer Ketchum
Marshall County Medical Society Organized at Lacon
Physicians from Marshall county met Friday at Lacon to form the Marshall County Medical Society electing President Dr Everett of Lacon Vice president Dr Shepard of LaRose Secretary Dr Dufour of Henry and Treasurer Dr Young of Lawn Ridge Pioneer State Medical Society members Dr Thompson and Dr Boal attended. Dr Boal 94 and Dr Thompson 81 contributed to the meeting's enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County Medical Society
Marshall County
Lacon
Everett
C. W. Shepard
LaRose
W. G. Dufour
Henry
H. C. Young
Lawn Ridge
State Medical Society
Thompson
Boal
Althe
All Saints' Day Cloak Sale Draws Crowds
Cannah Jones promotes a special cloaks sale with free lunch and a long line of furs cloaks capes and more inviting the public to participate. The event emphasizes broad community welcome and inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannah Jones
Speed to Make Last Voyage Before Repairs Saturday
The Dixon Packet Company states the steamer Speed will run its final trip on Saturday November 2nd due to repairs required before cold weather. Merchants and the public are thanked for patronage and courtesies during the season. Also notes caution: travel can cause diarrhoea and recommends Chamberlain's remedy available at Dr Powell's city drug store. Fred Becker Jr and family returned from Enid Oklahoma noting high land prices and booming markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Packet Company
Chamberlain
Dr Powell
City
Fred
Becker Jr
Enid
Oklahoma
Illinois River and Hennepin Canal United
The Princeton Tribune reports on the government dredge Apache widening a canal from the Illinois River through Spring Lake toward Lock 1 to connect with the Mississippi via the Illinois and Mississippi canal. The operation uses barges, a steamer, and a powerful pump system to move dirt, with details on channel dimensions and work rhythm. The piece notes potential union of the rivers and canal and describes conditions for workers aboard the dredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois River
Illinois and Misereathat
J. D. Truss Jr
Marcus B. Long
Major Long
Fox
Mississippi
Tlinois and
Mississippi Canal
Locke
Spring Lake
M. M
Bomas
Princeton Tribune
Woman's Club Plans Third Regular Meeting
The Woman's Club meets next Monday at Mrs Mary L Hildebrant's home. Mrs Lucy Bull heads a Philosophy and Reform program with Mrs Elizabeth Hendrick reading Man's Self Preservation the First Law of Nature. Mrs Hildebrant leads discussion. Mesdames Halbleib Monier Pershing and Ketchum participate. Quotations tied to the essay topic are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Mary L. Hildebrant
Lucy Bull
Philosophy and Reform
Elizabeth Hendrick
Hildebrant
Mesdames Halbleib
Monier
Pershing and Ketch
Distressing Stomach Disease Promises Cure By South American Remedy
An advertisement touts a stomach cure labeled nervine onic promising permanent relief from indigestion. It claims rapid first-dose relief, safety, and world-wide efficacy, with sales via JE and FA Pow and mentions Mrs Louise Clawson Bailey visiting in Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onic
Church Notes Reflect Local Religious Activities
Edna Powers solo at Presbyterian church. services at St Joseph's Catholic tomorrow morning. Church events include C S society meeting with Rev Campbell. Ladies Union at Mrs Walterscott's. M E choir notes and Higgins funeral. All Saints and All Souls days observed at St Joseph's. Epworth League led by Lillian Mercian. bazaar, supper and entertainment at New Opera Hall to aid church. Peach of various church groups report improving Sunday school attendance and recent C E meetings with talks on Bible study and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 5
Robert L. Campbell
Ladies Union of the New Church
Walterscott
M. E
Whitefield Center
Fawcett
Higgins
All Saints
All Souls
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Lucy Dennis
St John’s Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Mellie Johnson
Epworth League
Johnston
Lillian Mercian
League
St.ohn
St Joseph’s Bazaar
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Peoria
M. E. Church
A. Ix.jullis
E. Reid
Aid Society
Tennant
H. J. Gregory
Everbody
Presbyterian Sunday School
Rey Tullis
Field
C. E
Magnolia
Night Alarm Spurs Crittenden Family Spend on Cure
Mrs J C Snides of Crittenden Kentucky recalls a night time scare when her brother’s baby suffered croup.Dr Kings New Discovery provided rapid relief and a lasting cure. The family keeps it for croup and whooping cough and says it cured a chronic bronchial issue. It sells for 60 cents and 1.00 with trial bottles free at Powell’s City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Snides
Crittenden
Dr Powells City Drug Store
Masonic Ceremony At Lacon Lodge Impresses Brethren
A group of about 100 Masonic brethren from Lacon Sparland Chillicothe and other lodges attended a meeting last week. Several candidates were raised to master mason. Henry lodge members Carroll Chambers Adkinson Dr Hall Schaefer Calhoun Simpson Quinn Slygh Hayward and Thomas Jones assisted. An appetizing banquet followed, reportedly setting a new record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Brethren
Lacon Lodge
Sparland
Chillicothe
Henry Brethren
Lacon
Henr
Carroll
Chambers
Adkinson
Hall
Schaefer
Calhoun
Simpson
Quinn
Slygh
Hayward
Thomas Jones
Local Notices Include Barns Finished and Community Happenings
ARISPIE reports completion of the barns for Chris Christenson, Carlson Bros, with P P Magnuson and Theo Thull plus John Chambers. Mrs P Magnuson is very ill. John Erickson of Tiskilwa visited Carlson’s. Alfred Carlson at Spring Valley. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Chas Pearson on Oct 28. Carlson Bros and Christenson run a wood saw. Preaching next Sabbath. farmers busy with corn. Lyle Jenkins trip to Henry. John Deininger buys Brock property for 125 dollars. Ladies Aid fair at Woodman hall on Det 80th. Elsie Umbarger visiting Wyanet. Mr and Mrs Henry Cassell head to Los Angeles for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arispie
Chris Christenson
Carlson Bros
P. P Magnuson
Theo Thull
John Chambers
P. Magnuson
John Erickson
Tiskilwa
Carlson
Rockford
Alfred Carlson
Spring Valley
Chas Pearson
Carlson Bros and
Christenson
Lyle Jenkins
Henry
John Deininger
Brock
Ladies Aid Society
Woodman Hall
Det
Elsie Umbarger
Wyanet
Henry Cassell
Los Angeles
Cal
Kichhorn Family Visits Return Home After Stay
Mrs Ada Kichhorn and daughters Anna and Daisy along with Peter Kichhorn returned to Spring Bay and Peoria last Saturday after visiting Andrew Morse and family. Attendees at Chas Aukland’s basket social Wednesday evening report a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin Roads
Ada Kichhorn
Anna
Daisy
Peter Kichhorn
Andrew Morse
Spring Bay
Peoria
Chas Aukland
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I’. A. Dixon
East Tenth Street
Kansas City, Mo
Kellogg
Illinois River and
Hennepin
United
Sivene
Bureau
Louise Clawson Bailey
Battle Creek
John Clawson
Bailey
Leslie
Henry Republican Printing Office
Bessie Townsend
Townsend
A. L. Hupp
Brownville
Hupp
Charles McManus
Streator
Whitefield Township
Joseph Harrington
Lemley
Henry Water
James Walsh
Sutton
Neb
Ihe
Joseph Heininger
Philip Steimle Jr
Fred Swain
Rex
C. Brown
Chicago
Brown
Harry Camnery
George Helper
Joseph Bumgarner
Mt Palatine
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Cincinnati
J. ©. Ford
O. Bumgarner
Church Notes
Edna Powers
Sylvester Sparling
J. E. Parry
Bessie Keller
M. KE
Bessie
Christian Fellowship
Russell Sparling
Jesson
Frank Ganzer
Roy Campbell
Daniel
Hezekiah
God
Zella Kellogg
Esau
Mr Oaks
Gideon
Christ
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