State's Attorney Connelly Dies at Home in Marshall
Everett Connelly aged 50 and a half died Friday night at his home after a yearlong illness. He served as Clark County State's Attorney since 1920 and would have begun a third term this fall. He leaves wife Nelle and son George, with funeral services in Marshall led by Rev. Sandmeyer and Masonic rites at the cemetery. He previously served as County Judge and was born in Parker township, later living in Casey.
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Marshall
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Charleston
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Parker
Orange Township
Casey
Casey High School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
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Yates
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Nellie Take
Clark County
Easter Program at Armstrong Methodist Church Saturday
A special Easter program will be held at the Armstrong Methodist church Saturday evening beginning at 7 30. In Marshall on Tuesday word announced the marriage of Bernard Haslitt to Aliss Pauline Davenport in Oklahoma City on March 21. Bernard is the son of Dr. P P Haslitt of Dallas, Texas, formerly of Ifershall.
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Armstrong Methodist Church
Marshall
Oklahoma
Bernard Haslitt
Aliss Pauline Davenport
Oklahoma City
Bernard Is the
P. P. Haslitt
Dallas
Texas
Ifershall
Indianaplis Vows and Jam Added to Lord Prayer
A mother teaches her two It ue girls the Lord is prayer. One child pauses and asks to repeat and then softly adds And some jam, too, huh, mamma. The scene reflects a home moment of childlike faith and humor in Indianapolis.
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Itue
Indianapolis
Along Life's Trail
Thomas Arkle Clark, dean of men at the University of Mools, surveys the path of life and education in this reflective piece. He discusses moral development, student conduct, and the responsibilities of university leadership to guide young people.
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Thomas Arkle Clark
Men
University of Mools
Two leaders contrast in how they handle success and failure
The passage contrasts Scott and Lewis in response to success. Scott exults and brags about his methods, while Lewis remains analytical, learning from mistakes and planning to avoid past errors to improve future results.
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Lewis
fLents
Western Newananer Union
Automobile Tires Endure Extreme Pressure Test
Tire engineers demonstrated that ordinary stock tires can withstand pressure far beyond normal limits. A hydraulic setup pumped water into the tire to 2,000 psi to show the tire would not fail under such extreme force even without air pressure.
Road Straddler Blocks Traffic on the Streets
Traffic experts say drivers should stay in the far left or far right lanes and pass when possible. Center straddlers slow progress, blocking faster motorists behind them. The left lane moves fastest, so hurried drivers should use it, while slow drivers stay right.
French engineer unveils gearless car with direct drive
Popular Science Monthly describes Sensaud de Levaud's gearless car where the engine powers the rear wheels without a transmission. In a recent demonstration the inventor reportedly climbed a 20 percent grade, halted midhill, and resumed at the driver’s will.
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Popular Science Monthly
Sensaud de Levaud
Readers Face Dilemma We Forget Or Remember
Hi Ho of Chinatown reflects on information overload and memory. The Washington Star quotes the sage noting readers read much yet struggle to decide what to forget.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Discovery of X rays by Roentgen in lamp experiments
The X ray discovery occurred when Roentgen unintentionally exposed his notes during experiments with the Cooper Hewitt mercury vapor lamp, a device considered novel at the time.
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Roentgen
Cooper Hewitt
Life's Call to Duty Inspires Relentless Self Improvement
A reflective exhortation urges individuals to act on perceived wrongs and personal faults. It stresses duty to improve the world through service and inner reform, encouraging commitment to meaningful effort within one’s own sphere.
Automobile booster defends car as nation’s friend
A quoted booster argues the automobile is not ruining the nation nor luring youth astray. He claims autos curb provincialism by connecting people to see how the other half lives and notes the car’s benefit beyond fearsome warnings.
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Dobbin
Mistletoe Parasite Finds Homes on Various Trees
The mistletoe parasite inhabits apple, thorn, maple, poplar, locust, and linden trees and occasionally other species, establishing its homes on diverse hosts.
Solemn Member Stands Out In Church Crowd
A humorous observation from Woman's Home Companion notes in a church service the Solemnes family member appears more solemn than others, standing out amid a serious congregation.
Scotsman Napier Credited with Logarithm Invention
A Scotsman named John Napier, active in the early seventeenth century, is commonly regarded as the inventor of logarithms.
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John Napier
Soil Freezing Point Requires Subzero Temperature
The report notes that soil does not freeze at 82 degrees but requires a temperature 2 to 9 degrees below the freezing point of water to solidify.
No Rebuttal Says Two Sides Prove Argument Lost
The Atchison Globe cites a remark that recognizing two sides to a question signals being outargued, framed as a terse editorial note on debate. The quote emphasizes rhetorical self-exposure when conceding opposing perspectives.
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Atchison Globe
Japanese Men's Average Height At Twenty Now Measured
The article notes the average height of a twenty year old Japanese man as a little over 5 feet 8 inches. It presents the figure as a factual demographic detail from the period.
Justice Before All
The keynote of the Justinian code was to let justice be done even if the heavens fall. The maxim reflects a timeless ideal of unwavering legal fairness and authority.
Ambulance Service Call Marshall Illinois
Ambulance responders were dispatched to a Marshall location as part of a routine medical transport call. Central dispatch confirmed arrival and handoff to on scene medical personnel for patient care.
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Marshall
Ill
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