School Tablets At This Office
Two tablets or devices mentioned at the office, likely part of a local supply issue. No dates or organizations clearly identified. Further context needed to clarify who ordered or uses the tablets and for what purpose.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1897
Page
7
Two tablets or devices mentioned at the office, likely part of a local supply issue. No dates or organizations clearly identified. Further context needed to clarify who ordered or uses the tablets and for what purpose.
Readable items detail visits and illnesses, school and church events, sales at Magnolia Grange Fair, piano exhibitions, farm for sale near Henry, bread from Ideal Restaurant, and local personalities like J. P. Sparling and Rev J. L. Spalding. Also mentions theater, lectures, and community notices across Peoria and nearby towns.
The item notes origins from renowned fashion hubs worldwide, indicating high quality and global sourcing. The line emphasizes international sourcing and luxury appeal without naming specific brands or locations.
An alarm misfired on a street hoax drawing a crowd before it was found unfounded. A Savanna editor's wife reports Franc Henks ill with typhoid symptoms. Local society notes include vacations, visits, and business updates from Peoria and Henry counties.
The notice promotes Hutchins millinery with a display on Monday October 4 featuring the season s imports. It highlights refined hats and accessories and urges customers to mark the date for the opening event.
The Commercial Club hosted a grand reception last Friday evening in its club parlors for members and invited friends. About 50 attended enjoying games, sociability, cards, and dancing with numerous Madames, Misses, and Messrs listed among attendees.
A special meeting of the Woman's Club of Henry will be held at the residence of Mrs Mary A Hailtebrant on Friday September 24 at three o clock to elect delegates for the Illinois State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Jacksonville October 20 21 22. By order of the president Mrs Mary Hailtebrant. Mrs Ina A Lee secretary. The first meeting of the new club year begins October 4 at Mrs Josephine Townsend's home.
An advertisement touts No-to-bac as a tobacco habit cure claiming nerve relief strength and vigor with a money back guarantee. It promotes books available at druggists and by mail from Phe Sterling Remedy Co. Also an ad for Melick's Market promises low prices on beef and meats with citywide delivery.
Advertisement asserts Ballard's Horehound Syrup is a scientifically prepared remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. It promises quick positive action and offers sizes 250 and 500.
Members of the Henry Commercial Club are called to meet in the club rooms on Friday evening for important business. CO. R. Jones serves as president and A. G. Humpharey as secretary.
Gene Danley and companions left Hennepin yesterday morning and reached Peoria in time for the Woodmen's picnic. Putnam and Whitefield residents also arrived early by boat to join the outing with the group. Young Men and Women Wanted to prepare for business positions at Brown's Peer and by ness College. Fall term now opening. Healing Hurment for wire cuts and wounds advertised. Practiced by Dr W. J. Thomas, V. 8. Henry, Ill.
An old newspaper ad touts salt sold by Melick’s in lump or barrel with a one day cold cure claim through Laxative Bromo Quinine. It promises money refunds and mentions a horse and phaeton for salt cheap from Hysinger and Rosenthal at Peoria, IL.
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