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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1917
Page
2
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A Pet rograd cable quotes a new regime leader praising workmen who move from radical criticism to executive roles The piece argues moderation often follows taking responsibility on concrete tasks and explains critics must accept execution limits and real world constraints.
Reading of Russian exiles in Siberia on the way home after release by revolution reveals a stark panorama. Sixty thousand sledges move along Siberian trails toward the Trans-Siberian Railway as spring thaws threaten weeks or months of delay. Cruelty by Russian officers in camps is described, with many prisoners surviving under harsh punishments until emancipation arrives.
The passage describes officials losing power and pleading for life after brutal acts, noting that punishment was not called for but records must be kept. It presents a nightmare scenario of foggings and long persecution, implying severe methods used in maintaining control and fear.
The nation proclaims war on Germany justified by ruthless aggression and defense of fundamental rights. It argues the conflict seeks no territory or wealth but enforces American principles and international law, foreseeing a broader, freer world beyond isolation.
The text outlines laws effective July 1 1897 and 1907 governing placement and display of the United States flag on public buildings and during holidays. It bans markings on flags, improper use, and mandates respectful handling and etiquette including raising times, half mast rules, and observer conduct.
The Dominican Republic’s politics are reshaped by US naval rule and a customs receivership while Collett directs public works and Baxter manages funds. The 4 million dollar improvement fund could lay foundations for roads, schools and land tenure amid a fragile, contested order.
The postmaster announces a recruitment push inviting eligible men to enlist in the United States Army or Navy. A qualified recruiting officer will assist interested applicants at local post offices and community hubs to discuss service opportunities and eligibility.
A Marshall notice praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and backache relief. Mrs. Thomas Riley Jr. of 316 Third Street testifies the remedy cured dull back pain, headaches, and irregular kidney function after prior family use. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y backs the product with price 60 cents.
The article traces Civil War weaponry from muzzle loaders to early repeating rifles and Gatling’s rapid fire gun. It notes armored ships in 1862, trench-like earthworks, and compares Civil War siege lines to modern warfare. It urges American inventors to address submarines and undersea threats with improved rifles, cannons, and ship armament.
National Prohibition news notes Senator Morris Shepard of Texas offering a resolution for nationwide prohibition as a war measure to boost the nation's efficiency after the Senate convened on Wednesday.
The excerpt presents the Pledge of Allegiance as recited by citizens while noting a stray comment on honesty. It includes a misprint about liberty and justice and a quirky line about potato bug crops. The text blends pledge wording with unrelated musings.
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