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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
8
Fragmented notes cover marriage licenses and local life, then shift to war news from Europe. It mentions a man urged to steal a clock, cathedral bombardment in Belgium, and wartime hunger, thrift stamps, church events, and local notices amid a chaotic mix of social and military items.
Decorge Barnlett and family express gratitude to friends who helped after their home and furnishings were destroyed by fire. They acknowledge support from neighbors and community members during recovery efforts.
Daniel O Martin fell from an electric street car in Tropico California sustaining a fractured hip. He was taken to Glendale sanitarium for X ray examination and treatment before a planned trip to visit his son and daughter back east.
Reports indicate the Liberty Loan meeting Sunday night mobilized support for war bonds. Sunday morning topic is Fiving and Plodding, evening bearing Worthless Wealth and Wealth less Worth. Tonight at 8 a reception for boys heading to the colors. May 1 concert by the Sunday school. organist is a noted composer. Prayer meeting at the usual hour. Group Meeting of ministers and laymen on May 8 with daylong sessions and an evening banquet for the public. Rev C W Hamand, Pastor.
A Christian Herald essay argues that time is precious and lateness harms both the individual and others who rely on them. It praises business leaders for strict punctuality and warns against idle, careless habits undermining trust and efficiency.
James Fox, a major English statesman, joined Parliament at nineteen and became lord of the admiralty at twenty-one. He shifted from Tory to Whig, opposed royal measures, and led opposition to Lord North's war with America. He urged Indian reform and abolition of the slave trade, overcoming royal enmity to influence British policy.
Small ledger note describes large sheets of carbon paper for embroidery and other transfers available at the Fetraid Office.
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