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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
7
Mrs. Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana reports lasting relief from a serious kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says the medicine cured her, letting her return to work. Sold by all druggists.
Duchess of Kosburghe and Duchess of Buccleuch ally with Queen Mary to purge courtiers. The Duchess of Hebsburghe remains influential as society recalibrates under the new queen. A midday festivity features a guessing game with food clues and prizes, including oysters, salt, pork, and turkey.
A woman devoted to teaching correct speech earns praise from The Delineator. She addressed provincialisms wrong pronunciations and musical intonation, attracting students and expanding to a sizable school of pure English across towns in America.
Mint tea is described as a sovereign remedy for nervous and stomach ailments. Boiled mint leaves steeped in water, strained, and served in a glass with sugar quiets the system when cooled and stored in a corked bottle on ice.
Fragments describe cleaning feathers by soaking in alcohol and shaking over heat until dry. The passage hints at a method used to revive grimy plumage and ensure dryness after the bath.
Tin objects undergo a gradual alteration in air, turning gray and powdery though remaining metallic. The disease spreads to nearby tin masses, with examples from a Russian imperial magazine and a shipment from Rotterdam to Moscow in 1877. Ancient tin artifacts are rare, often found as tin foil coatings on Swiss lake-dwelling wares.
A summer visitor in a small sea port recalls a shop at the head of the Wharf displaying candy and cigars with a water engine, praising local service over big stores. The owner explains buyers get what they want when they want it, without pestering. Then a segue to youths and the first universities notes Salerno Bologna Naples and Paris around 1060 to 1200.
A Nottingham clergyman praises local parish repairs but notes that for a good sermon and a good con he goes to London, joking that they make them there. The shopkeeper confirms he attends London churches for strong sermons.
A historical sketch describes tea’s vast ancient Chinese trade influencing Japan Korea Tonquin Annam Cochin Burma Siam India Ceylon Persia and Asia. It notes tea's journey to a great black river country west of Arabia separated by a long torrid sea making Egypt a waypoint.
A playful exchange questions if a pocket has ever been picked, joking that marriage might change such incidents. The Chicago Herald records the quip as a light, humorous aside on married life.
An unsigned note in the Louisville Courier Journal mentions a poem praised as pretty good and notes an editor promised payment of ten dollars. The fragment hints at a contractual or payment detail connected to an Inspira tan or similar term.
Fragmented text from a 19th or early 20th century column hints at moral sentiment about a woman's heart as a golden sanctuary. The lines reference an idol of clay and romantic ideals, but the exact source, names, dates, or clear event details are missing.
The Ant-Saloon League of Illinois plans a campaign for the upcoming state elections. Leaders say they will oppose any candidate who does not pledge support for local option and honesty in legislation. They cite prior league reports to argue anti liquor candidates align with temperance and decency.
We guarantee every box of Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve to do what we claim. It treats ulcers boils running sores tetter ring worm eczema salt rheum fever sores cuts bruises pimples black heads chaps felons burns or any skin disease. 25c box everywhere.
A proposal for immune restroom facilities in state legislative buildings sparks debate over security, accessibility, and privacy. Proponents say concrete measures would protect officials from harassment and improve workflow. opponents cite cost and appropriateness concerns.
An advertisement promotes Dr Bells Antiseptic Salve a creamy snow white ointment guaranteed for eczema chaps salt rheum and other skin conditions at 25 cents everywhere.
A brief note reflects on the tendency to choose falsehoods over thorough explanations. The line suggests the allure of simple deceit versus the burden of accountability and clear justification.
A veteran player argues that universal victory would strip the game of its pleasure, noting competition thrives on challenge and uneven outcomes. He stresses the value of effort and rivalry in keeping sports engaging.
Peter Kaufman of Pine and 12th Streets Marshall shares a kidney and bladder illness tale from military service in 1863. He endorses Dean Kidney Pills sold by Foster Milburn Co New York at 50 cents urging fellow sufferers to try the remedy.
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