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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1876
Page
7
Mrs. 8. T. Perry writes in the New York Evangelist about a mother’s vigil as a storm rages. She wonders if all the children will have shelter and safety, trusting God to shield them and guide them home to heaven. She pledges to watch and wait if called home first, to keep the gate and let all the children in.
International Sunday School Lessons for Tord Quarter 1876 presents a lesson titled A Godly Life from Ecclesiastes 12:1-14. The weekly topic is reviewed by the school and scheduled for September 24.
A Burlington Christian call warns against cutting church and benevolent offerings during economic strain. It argues churches, schools, and relief societies sustain moral health and national prosperity, urging continued support for pastors and Christian works despite depression and tight budgets.
Paris Cor. London Standart reports M le Commandant Duchemin, aged eighty five, a veteran of the first Empire, has died. He rose from the ranks, duelled during the Paris occupation, and bragged of wounding foreigners on the field of honor. His mother Marie, a vivandiere, posed as Joseph Duchemin and fought in Toulon, La Vendee, Lodi, Arcola, Rivoli, and more. She lost a leg at Marengo, later received awards, and died in 1862.
The Franklin Institute report notes a dense crowd of about 40 000 on May 10 1870 at Memorial Hall and the Main Building showing an ascending air current. Tobacco smoke traced the flow with center currents rising rapidly while outer edges moved inward.
A column of household and farm hints covers preserving liver tonics with marigolds, kitchen layout for efficiency, a pork pot roast recipe, fly protection for horses using laurel oil and asafoetida solutions, and an ant control method by M. de Fergnot with soft soap, potash, and water applied around infested soil.
The article argues milk purity hinges on clean handling and stable housing, praising Dutch peasants for tidiness while criticizing American practices. It stresses that dirt enters milk via careless milking and dirty conditions, urging housekeepers to demand dust removal before milking and praising the clean stables of Netherlands farmers. It also notes The Co operative Stove Co of Cleveland has sold over 6,000 base burning stoves for coal and advises selling these stoves before buying others.
A cluttered array of elixirs and tonics promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia liver kidney and uterine complaints. It touts tonics for malarial chills and fatigue, along with Scuznen’s cures for consumption and dyspepsia. Other ads push patent pills and tonics, Dr Schenck’s advice office, Whiter wine vinegar for pickles, and a catalog from Columbia Novelty Co. plus a wine school for women.
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