Kansas Editor Endorses Peruna as Family Doctor
A Kansas editor proclaims in a home use endorsement that Peruna serves as his family’s physician. He presents personal use as evidence of the remedy’s reliability for common ailments and daily health.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
9
Peruna praised as family remedy in letters and wedding report
Mr I A Dixon of Kansas City extols Peruna as a reliable family doctor saving doctor bills and aiding various illnesses across his wife and five children. A Putnam wedding follows, Miss Jk Mae Stephens to Lewis C Morgan with a formal ceremony and reception, after which they will live on a Fairbanks Iowa farm and be at home 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
A patient poem extols the San for proper foods and daily salivary gland chewing of Test Breakfast. It urges abstinence from pickles salads meat olives and birds that fly. It questions drugs and medicine and promotes H 2 in many forms for illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Peoria Socials Defeat Henry 21 to 0 in Sunday Bout
Henry football ladies fail to rally as Peoria Socials win 21 to 0 after a scrappy game on October 22. Henry notes lack of practice and lighter roster while praising Socials as clean players. Crowd of about 2000 witnessed the contest with a disputed safety in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Henry
Henryites
Harney
What Your Face Worth Hinting at Liver Trouble
Advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills for clear skin and rosy cheeks. Claims liver trouble signs fade with use. Sells at Dr Powell's City drug store for 25 cents.
Real Estate Sales Report Highlights Local Transfers
The Koehler building occupied by H Thacker & Son and Nelson's music room sold to Henry Yaeger for 2500 with no occupancy change. Dallas Brown buys the Helper homestead in Evang township assignment to Henry with possession after year end. Francis Gregory 160 acre Whitefield farm sold for 11000. 18 acres Sugar Grove timberland sold to John Blackburn for 468.75. A B Clark property heads Edward street sold to Timothy Hunt for 2200. John Nicholls and wife sell farm rights to Mrs Joshua Nicholls. S C Brown property on Third street sold to Spencer Ketchum for 1400 with relocation to Henry.
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 Forms in Lacon
Physicians of Marshall county met in Lacon on Friday the 25th to organize the Marshall County Medical Society. Elected officers include 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 88 added 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 Wide Line
Cannah Jones promotes a public event offering a free lunch and a large display of furs cloaks capes and other garments. The notice invites the entire community to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannah Jones
Speed to Make Last Trip Saturday Nov 2d
The Dixon Packet Company announces the steamer Speed will run its final voyage on Saturday November 2nd due to needed repairs before severe cold. The note thanks merchants and the public for patronage during the season. Chamberlains remedy is endorsed for diarrhoea and is sold at Dr Powells city drug store. Fred Becker Jr and family return from Enid Oklahoma where land is high and prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Packet Company
Chamberlain
Dr Powell
City
Fred
Becker Jr
Enid
Oklahoma
Illinois River and Hennepin Canal United Illinois River
The Princeton Tribune reports a likely union of the Illinois River and the Illinois and Mississippi Canal within a short time. Dredge Apache under Inspector Marcus B. Long gnaws a deeper cut through Spring Lake, linking river and lake to lock 1 to form a 70 ft by 9 ft channel.
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 Plan Third Regular Meeting
The Woman's Club will meet at Mrs Mary L. Hildebrant's home next Monday afternoon. Mrs Lucy Bull, chair of Philosophy and Reform, will oversee an engaging program. Mrs Elizabeth Hendrick will read an essay on Man's Self-Preservation, and discussion will be led by Mrs Hildebrant. Members Halbleib Monier Pershing and Ketchum will participate.
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 Promised Cure by South American Nervine
An old notice touts a nerve tonic as a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims first-dose relief, consistent results, and safety, sold by J E and FA Pow, with local family anecdotes and regional updates interwoven through the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onic
Church Notes Highlight Local Gospel Activities
Edna Powers to sing a Presbyterian solo on Sunday evening. St Joseph's Catholic church holds 9 and 10:30 a.m. services next Sunday. C S society meets Monday. Rev Campbell to speak on A Cry of Alarm. Ladies Union meets Nov 6 at Mrs Walterscott. M E choir turnout at Whitefield Center convention praised. Memorials from Higgins funeral noted. Miss Fawcett served as organist. All Saints Day observances and All Souls Day services at St Joseph's Church. Sunday school at St John’s. Holy Communion times listed. Presbyterian and M E church services and Epworth League notes, plus Women’s Foreign Missionary society and chicken pie supper details. Various church events, baptisms, and C E meetings covered with local commentary.
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
Tot Causes Night Alarm
Mrs J. C. Snides of Crittenden Kentucky recalls a nightly scare when her brother’s baby faced croup. Dr Kings New Discovery quickly relieved and cured the child and eased the mother’s chronic bronchial trouble. The remedy billed 60 cents to $1.00 with a trial bottle free at Powells City drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Snides
Crittenden
Dr Powells City Drug Store
Brethren Attend Lacon Lodge Rites With 100 Members
A group of Masonic brothers from Sparland Chillicothe and nearby lodges gathered at Lacon lodge to raise several candidates to the sublime degree of master mason. Henry lodge members Carroll Chambers Adkinson Dr Hall Schaefer Calhoun Simpson Quinn Slygh Hayward and Thomas Jones assisted. An appetizing banquet followed, said to set a 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
Barns Complete for Christenson and Carlson Bros
Local notices report the completion of barns for Chris Christenson and Carlson Bros with P P Magnuson and Theo Thull and John Chambers working on the projects. Mrs P Magnuson is described as very low in health. Several brief items follow: John Erickson of Tiskilwa visited Carlson’s, Alfred Carlson did business at Spring Valley, a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Pearson on Oct 28, and Carlson Bros and Christenson now own a wood saw. Preaching next Sabbath, farmers busy with corn, Lyle Jenkins visited Henry, John Deininger bought the Brock property for 125, Elsie Umbarger visited Wyanet friends, Henry Cassell and wife wintering in Los Angeles.
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
Hennepin Roads Family Returns After Visit
Mrs Ada Kichhorn and daughters Anna and Daisy with Peter Kichhorn have gone home to Spring Bay and Peoria after visiting Andrew Morse and family. Attendees at Chas Aukland's Wednesday basket social 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
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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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