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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
7
Dr BE Hall a zaphysician and surgeon operates 24 hours with electrical opus tools for diagnosis and treatment where electricity applies. Office at East Park Row.
The Inter Ocean notes Republican ideals and a large Montana land sale of 4000 acres in Granite county. It reports state land auctions expanding to 200,000 acres, with minimum prices of 10 dollars per acre. Postmaster General Hitchcock announces parcels post readiness on January 1 1913 and a postal express network.
The piece recalls Democratic claims that reducing living costs benefited voters in past eras while noting harsh economic conditions. It contrasts historical price drops with factory closures, unemployment, and soup kitchens, implying fears of a repeat under current leaders. It also includes unrelated ad-like garbled phrases and learning that distract from the main political argument.
A collection of letters and notices highlights Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a relief for the Change of Life. Readers from Asheville Circleville White Cloud and other towns discuss cures and health improvements.
At the C A station during the Big Bend Reunion, F F Thierry collapsed with heart pain and was carried to a doctor for treatment before returning home in improving condition. The Big Bend association also elected officers for the coming year, led by Commander Joseph Albert and senior vice commander J T Potts.
Advertisement touts MI O NA Stomach Tablets as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia sourness heaviness and heartburn. Claims the remedy is based on a best prescription and promises lasting relief with regular use.
George Yanochowski from Chicago visited his father in Henry as wife and daughter Mary joined him in Lacon for the weekend. A large turnout at the Old Settlers picnic included Col. Fred H. Smith, Sen. Ira M. Lish, H. T. Ireland, Josiah Kerrick and county nominees. Smith spoke from the stand. Dr. Zeller of Bartonville asylum accompanied him.
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