Hood's Sarsaparilla Proves Blood Purifier For Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful blood purifier that cures rheumatism by correcting blood activity. Customer testimonials from Bloomington, Shirley, Chicago describe dramatic relief after four bottles. The firm promises a free cure book and offers 100 doses for one dollar.
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Baetag
Hood
W. F. Woon
Bloomington
C.lloud & CO
Lowell
Mass
Lively Gossipy Notes From San Francisco World
The issue notes the San Francisco Mint employing 900 workers, claims its capacity exceeds Philadelphia and the English Mint, and lists multilingual bronze briefings. It discusses Bartholdi statue lighting, a Russian prize for Alexander I studies, cork fabric for unsinkable garments, and social quips about English Irish and Scottish clichés. It also mentions wheat prospects, lifeboat praise, and lavish Saratoga parasols.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
State Supt Rabb's Opinion On County Superintendent Eligibility
Clarence H Watt of Sparland asks if his moving in and out of Marshall county affects eligibility to be county superintendent. State Supt Henry Raab responds that bona fide residency in the county is required at taking office and Watt, as a resident and US citizen over 21 who has resided in Illinois, is eligible in Marshall county.
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Saratoga
Clarence H. Watt
Tate
Marshall County
United States
Illinois
Henry Raa
Miloites Reunion in Sutherland Grove Ends with Rain
A August 28 Miloite gathering in Charlie Sutherland's grove drew 260 attendees from the Brittons Stevers Keerns Wilcox Sutherlands Reynolds Hubbards Luthers Gudgels Kissicks Shimers Dawsons Haskins and others. Rain tempered the celebration but a grand dinner followed with a long Britton Sutherland table. Ed Sutherland was elected president and A C Hubbard secretary. The event featured songs speeches and a history of Milo emigration led by Geo Britton and Andrew Britton dating to 1809. The reunion will be annual with next meeting planned for August 1887 and Grandma Sutherland listed as the eldest attendee at 70.
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Charlie Sutherland
Brittons
Stevers
Keerns
Wilcox
Sutherlands
Reynolds
Hubbards
Luthers
Gudgels
Kissicks
Shimers
Dawsons
Haskins
Man
R. M. Keerns
Will Carico
Geo. Britton
Ed. Sutherland
A. C. Hubbard
Harvey Sutherland
Easay
Milo
Andrew Britton
Beetes
George
Grandpa Gudgel
Adel
Britton
Ike Mills
Praugna
Grandpa
Lem Sutherland
R. M. Keeran
I. J. Mills
Darius Sutherland
Mattie Sutherland
Grandma Sutherland
Grandma Qudgel
Farrre Sutherland
Mave the Children and the Danger in Bread and Cake
A historical note warns that children are more vulnerable to poisons in food, especially in bread and cake leavened with baking powders. It argues that substances harmless to adults can harm infants, stressing the need to consider children’s delicate organs in food preparation and safety.
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Boards of Health
Royal
Willard Parker
U. S
Hammond
Alonzo Clark
New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Strength
An advertorial note extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable tonic and blood purifier to counteract weakness from a warm season. It urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla now, claiming improved health, strength, and energy.
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Hood
Local notes gather at a glance of La Salle Peoria politics and fairs
The column lists various local happenings including a state fair shortfall of five thousand dollars, a reunion for the 89th Indiana Volunteers in Marseilles, a Chicago reception for Gen and Mrs Logan, and political moves in La Salle and surrounding counties. It notes a sheriff candidate correction, court activity in Toulon, and contractor James Deal securing seven Chenoa stores. It mentions an illness from copper kettle chicken salad near Decatur with no deaths, and highlights Peoria County women candidates for superintendent.
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Marseilles
Logan
Chicago
Duncan
Ottawa
la Salle County
O Rupp
Chenoa
el Paso Journal
R. D Sherman
Kankakee County
Republican
Judge Page
Toulon
Judge Green
Tazewell
Tn Pooria
James Deal
Peoria
Decatur
Paul
el Paso
Woodford County
Ito P Richards
Peoria County
Fortunate Discoveries On Board Schooner And State Superintendent Nomination
Captain Coleman and his crew on the schooner Free report instant relief from cough and chest soreness after using Dr King s New Discovery with trial bottles available at Dr Powells drug store. The Republican party nominates Richard Edwards of Bureau county for State Superintendent of Public Instruction praising his intellect character and fitness for the office.
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Coleman
Weymouth
Atlantic City
N. Y
Dr. King
Dr King
Republican Party
Richard Edwards
Bureau County
Great
Commonwealth
Cure for Sick Headache Free Trial Drill Ad
Proof of Dr Qunn's Liver Pills curing sick headache offered via free trial package from the druggist. Regular size boxes priced 25 cents. Sold by Dr Powe.
Illinois River Near Record Low Causes Boating Halt
The Illinois River stands at its lowest level in years with only a few inches of water below Copperas Creek. Navigation likely ends for the season below Copperas Creek as boating activity nearly ceases in that stretch.
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Ilinois
Copperas Creek
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