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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
12
A rejected view on danger contrasts with the claim that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood and cures eruptions and sores. A testimonial from Mrs. James R. Moss of New London credits the medicine with restoring health after severe throat and swelling issues, aided by Pellets and Catarrh remedies.
A brief item lists contact numbers for political office use and editorial staff, noting telephone lines labeled as Republican Office and Editors Residence. The exact numbers appear as nine and seventy eight respectively, with no added context.
Republican ticket lists candidates for state and county offices including U S Senator Alert Hopkins Clerk of the Supreme Court Chris Mamer Treasurer Frederick Busse Superintendent of Public Instruction Alfred Bryliss University Trustees McKinley Kerrick Evans Congress Joseph Gris Representative Josiah Werrick I M Ish County Auditor Wright County Clerk Julius Uebler Sheriff August Steinke County Treasurer Harrison Gregory Superintendent Ed R Hannan Putnam County Judge Henry Mille County Clerk George Stanton Sheriff Jasper Cecil County Treasurer C B Dagger Superintendent George W Hunt County Surveyor Daniel Turner.
The repeal of war revenue taxes by Republicans reduces taxation by about 873 million and signals strong national finances. A record free seed distribution begins, with 40 million packages to farmers nationwide. Post office reforms aim to improve mail delivery from trains amid safety and equipment trials. A call to expand the Bureau of Education and elevate it to independent department status is voiced. Chicago tax evasion in Masonic Temple case exposes widespread noncompliance in Cook County.
The writer recounts a month long summer tour starting on the steamer Speed with Rev Campbell and his wife. She visits Niagara Falls and Toronto with Philadelphia companions, notes coronation services for King Edward and Queen Alexandria, describes Fort Niagara and Frontier House, and praises moonlight at the falls. She also visits Claremont New Hampshire, detailing a mossy old church yard and local scenery.
An advertisement warns against treating consumption with bird-shot and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a strong remedy. It claims the emulsion strengthens the body, soothes lungs, and slows disease progression, urging readers to request a free sample and noting a $1 price at druggists.
A memoir recounts travel in New England with visits to Manchester Mills Green Mountain and Lake Sunapee where President Roosevelt toured with Secretary Hay. It details Windsor Vermont transport to see the President, Col Custer coaching, and local residences, plus juror lists and real estate transfers in Putnam County.
Rev C J Budlong of Ashaway Rhode Island praises Electric Bitters for curing jaundice and liver troubles after years of suffering. The medicine is touted as an all around remedy for liver kidney and stomach issues with a 50 cent price and guaranteed satisfaction at Dr Powell's City drug store. Forrest Bros. offers Armour kettle rendered lard.
W. H. Brown of Leesville endures asthma agony and travels 18 miles with his family awaiting death to seek Dr King's New Discover for consumption and lung troubles. He reports instant relief and cure, praising the medicine and offering guaranteed bottles and a free trial at Dr Powell's City drug store.
Magnolia Lodge No. 103 A F and A M records heartfelt sympathy after the death of Brother 8 B Mitchell on August 30. The resolutions extend condolences to Mitchell and his children, order minutes to note the tribute, and copies to the bereaved husband and local Henry papers. Committee: Oscar Schacht E E Barbour.
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