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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1915
Page
8
A letter argues U.S. courts lack jurisdiction in some elections and supports Judge Lynch or local trial on merits. It praises Judge Anderson and the Roberts verdict, saying the defendants deserved their sentences and condemns excessive legal quibbles and red tape.
A health note advises washing boils with a sodium bicarbonate solution twice daily to reduce discharge and swelling. After cleansing, cover with sterile gauze and irrigate pus cavities with the solution. Regular dressing promotes healing and the boils may be cured in a few weeks.
A full size yellow hawthorne beaker valued at about 200 000 dollars is said to be the rarest Chinese porcelain piece. Found with an old French family three years ago, it stands 29 3/4 inches high and features hawthornes magnolias and flowering shrubs with aubergene green and white colors. It is described as perfect in workmanship and the highest form of porcelain art.
The article outlines Warsaw's rise as Poland's capital in the 17th century, then its sieges and occupations by Swedish and Brandenburg forces, Prussia, and Napoleon, followed by its roles under Russian rule and the 1830–31 uprising with subsequent riots and bloodshed.
A late Countess Austrigildski leaves 1300 a year for a year and a day in a glass tomb at Pere Lachaise, with strict solitude and no light. Polish ancestry is reported in 1 of 12 Pennsylvanians, 1 of 14 New Yorkers, and 1 of 10 Massachusetts residents, with Chicago said to host the largest Polish community outside Warsaw. Also notes the fez’s shift from Morocco to Austria and Ottoman boycott context.
Belgian beet sugar factories largely operate despite the war. Officials say profits are unlikely, yet the industry saves about $6,000,000 worth of beets and provides jobs and livelihoods for workers.
Atty Chal Hamill led a high profile probe into Terre Haute politics exposing graft. He faced threats and an office raid while guiding federal prosecutors, helping convict nearly a hundred inner-circle members and earning praise from the city’s law-abiding citizens.
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