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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1883
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows a puzzle section with contributors and many items such as TRIPLE LEITAR ENIGMA and SQUARE and DIAMOND puzzles. It lists names like WEEDINGTON and WILL AM and places like Newark NJ Somerville Mass and Duncannon PA, plus a mathematical problem about buying eggs.
The piece chronicles puzzle column readers and writers from Newark with brief sketches of editors and contributors including Andrew Colville and Lancelot. It notes puzzle irregularities this summer, promises a directory of active puzzlers, and invites names and pen names for publication.
A lively promotional roundup lists Dr Jones's Red Clover Tonic for dyspepsia and body organ troubles, and promotes various magazines including The Century, St Nicholas, Harper's, and Frank Seaman's publisher offerings. It touts Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure for consumption with trial bottles offered by Albert Nay.
Bremner’s crackers emerge as top performers in Ball’s 180-4 event with strong showing. Al. wave fresh at Ball’s marks a notable moment in the match as players praise crispness and pace.
A Mansfield reader reports relief from long standing pain and weakness after taking Brown's Iron Bitters. She describes severe body aches, chest soreness, and loss of appetite improving after one and a half bottles with increased strength and weight.
A 1888 note describes James Boss Gold Watch Cases and their imitators. It urges buyers to verify a crown and scales mark, and notes jeweler scrutiny of manufacturers. Advert text cites locations Port, Pa and New Brunswick N J with assurances of durability and a pamphlet from Keystone Watch Case Factories, Philadelphia.
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