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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1894
Page
5
A twelve year old girl rode a horse to a half mile pacing record in under one minute, astonishing observers. The report notes social and political commentary alongside various international and domestic items.
Licensed to Wed with couples listed including Chas Sanger Minnie Lormis and Lewis H Allen Jennie Muirhead among others. Real estate transfers show multiple deeds in Roberts Whitefield Henry and Toluca with lots, acres and parcels exchanged between many individuals and firms.
In Robinson Senator Cullom states that no single leader dictates GOP policy and that Republicans think independently guided by conscience and national interest. A Cincinnati man pays a tailor with 5000 copper cents prompting clarifications on legal tender limits for various coins.
Advertised remedies Hood's Sarasparilla claim appetite restoration and blood purification while Hood's Pills are said to cure liver ills and indigestion. An Illinois ballot note previews a November election with three full state and county tickets from three major parties and a populist slate.
10 Doses 10 Cents. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as pleasant to take and highly effective for constipation indigestion and stomach or bowel troubles. It is sold in 10-cent bottles with regular sizes 60 cents and $1 by Dr Powell.
This old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure for liver and kidney diseases, skin blemishes, malaria, headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or refunds, with a price of 800 per bottle at Powell’s drugstore.
A lively charity dinner report quotes Sydney Holland of Poplar Hospital for Accidents. A man brought in presumed dead revived, his wife told him to be quiet while a doctor asserted the man was not dead yet.
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