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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement touts BMI-O-NA Stomach Tablets claimed to relieve gas sourness heartburn and indigestion instantly. It promises money back if trouble persists and urges regular use for a strong stomach with a large box priced 59 cents at T. J. Segraves.
Civic Committee of the Woman’s Club notes the first public record of neighborhood service on a Goshen church brass tablet. It honors a poor, active woman linked to shade tree planting and park preservation, while acknowledging 19th century bias in inscribing her husband’s name.
A Family Doctor warns against sudden rising from bed. He advises stretching and yawning to wake the body gently. The note extols a wholesome routine and plans to keep the advice by the bed to greet the dawn with calm, restorative sleep.
The Pantagraph notes questions on how a new national administration and a 2 party Congress might affect business and tariff rates. It argues business interests fear congressional action could disrupt the balance, while those satisfied with the status quo favor leaving conditions as they are.
The National Association reports over 200 open air schools and classes for tuberculous and anaemic children plus others in various rooms and grades across 19 states and nearly 50 cities. Massachusetts leads with 86 programs, Boston and New York notable, with Ohio and others following.
An Auburn New York Advertiser editorial asks readers if they back the Republican party with its long record or prefer following a single candidate. It contrasts prosperity associated with the party against loyalty to a person and questions truth versus promises.
A village scene features a hen asking a house cat why she earns so much praise. The cat replies it is merely to egg her on. Separate classified notices advertise livestock for sale including a fifth cow from Oren Johnson in Whitefield Corners, two purebred Short Horn yearling bulls from Hunt Bros, and an imported Percheron named Congo offered by L. W. Glover in Magnolia.
Final figures from 8 of 88 Ohio counties show voters approving proposed changes to the state constitution. The measures include equal suffrage, a $50,000,000 bond issue, prohibition provisions, labor regulation and injunctions, abolition of the death penalty, use of voting machines, and allowing women to hold certain offices. The text notes the removal of the word white from the constitution.
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