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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1926

Page

6

Diphtheria Mortality In Illinois Reaches Record Low

Illinois reports record low diphtheria deaths with Massac Perry Kendall counties showing higher rates while 41 counties with about a million people had no deaths. Chicago and Quincy lead in urban fatalities. the health director urges three toxin doses as the diphtheria season approaches with October and November as peak months.

Witnois Springfield Illinois Massac Perry Pulaski Kendall Isaac Rawlings Dophtheria Berwin Dorthera Cairo Chicago Treigh’s Forest Park Canton Streator Waukegan Lincoln Granite Crs Centralia Jacksonville Rockford Decatur JoHet

Complaint Issued Against Magazine Over Misleading Ad

Washington July 28 The Federal Trade Commission issued a complaint against True Romances magazine for an anti fat advertisement in its June issue. Commissioner William E Humphreys and associates aim to test the case in court to regulate advertising and hold publishers accountable. Beautiful Womanhood Corporation of New York City is named as the publisher.

Thalev Beautiful Womanhood Corporation New York City True Romances M. Humphreys

Optometrist Seeks Hair Growth Cure at Local Drug Store

An odd tale follows Totaliy hale who visits a drug store requesting a hair restorer and a hotel of hair. The clerk offers a preparation claimed to grow hair and the man orders a bottle along with a comb and brush.

Totaliy Hale Elert Optiovst

Examination to Determine Compensation Fraud Cases Note

Washington August 3 reports of physical examinations to determine compensation in individual World War veterans cases may trigger a new rating authorizing reduction in awards. Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines issued General Order No 72 B detailing notice requirements and exceptions including fraud and disciplinary reductions.

Washington, D. C Frank T. Hines United States Veterans’ Bureau Central Office Veterans’ Bureau Claims Division Regional Office Veterans’ Bureau General

Four-Headlight Arrangement Aims To Improve Night Driving

Washington August 2. Dr H C Dickinson chief of the heat and power section of the Bureau of Standards announces a four headlight setup. The design uses four conventional headlights with special holders to project a long range beam for safe ahead visibility and a wide flood directly in front for safer passing. Dickinson notes two lamps cannot easily provide both effects and future cars may feature four headlights or a dual filament system.

Washington, D. C H. C. Dickinson Bureau of Standards Dickinson

Fragmented WY Edom Item Prompts Technical Readability

A garbled OCR fragment from a Wyoming Edom page references science and perception but lacks clear names dates places or events making specifics unusable. Any readable elements are too incomplete to identify persons organizations or outcomes for a proper card.

County graduates list expanded by Clark County schools

Professor Harold Bright submits to The Herald an added list of county graduates. Names include Maxie Winterrond Grace Maurer Verna Bell Belva Baggs Joe Francis Lois Coombs Hugh Hutchings John Setzer Joe Weaver Norman Cork Wilma Beck Mary Ellen Craig Mary Spittler Imogene Jackson Nellie Hill Dorothy Dawson et al. The report covers Martinsville Dennison Marshall and West Terre Haute entries with several family visits noted.

Harold Bright Clark County The Herald Hérald Maxie Winterrond Martinsville Grace Maurer Marshall Verna Bell Marshall Belva Baggs Marshall Joe Francis Marshall Lois Coombs Hugh Hutchings John Setzer Dennison Joe Weaver Marshall Weaver Hogue Norman Cork Marshall Wilma Beck Marshall Mary Ellen Craig Marshall Mary

Local social notes from Snyder and area residents

Mr and Mrs Frank Holwick spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs R M Clements. Mrs Frank Morgan and daughter Bessie visited Mrs Palmer Cornwell. Mrs Otto Nichouls and children called on Mrs R M Clements. Rev A J Olmstead and wife were Friday night guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Garwood. Rev Olmstead and wife of Sandoval dined with the Clements on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Hilbert and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dick Treadway. Dean spent Sunday with the Clements. Mr o and Mrs Orville Risley and family and Mr and Mrs Fay Piten ger of Terre Haute visited the Sa ul Pittenger home Sunday. Rev A J Olmstead and wife stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Holwick Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Roy Henderson of Timb le were in Snyder Sunday. Charlie and Frank Treadway spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs hoOM Clements.

Frank Holwick R M Clements Frank Morgan Bessie Palmer Cornwell Otto Nichouls R. M. Clements A J Olmestead Walter Garwood A J Olmstead Sandoval R. M Clements Will Hilbert Dick Treadway Dean Orville Risley Fay Pittenger Terre Haute Saul Pittenger Lawrence Hollenbeck Max Helen Dam Liffick

Local residents share visits across towns this week

Mr and Mrs John Phillippi returned home after a year away visiting the western states. A. E Francis and family and Mrs M C Wells spent Sunday with Alva Wells and family. Ray Drake and family visited his brothers Perry and Roy Drake in Terre Haute. Omer Stanfield spent a week with his daughter Dessie Drake. Dad Stanfield was Sunday guest of P C Hasten near Melrose. Jesse Spraker and wife were in West York on business. Brady Pickering and family visited J H Leasure and family. Edgar Guyer and daughter Ruby of Quaker Lane visited Will Sackrider’s family. Robert Seymour of Palestine spent the past week with his sisters Ruth Wells. Angeline Nidey shopped in Annapolis Friday. Joe Carter of Terre Haute spent Saturday night and Sunday with B C Sackrider. Vera Richards and children of Palestine spent the past week with her parents Will and wife Cox on the county line.

John Phillippi States A. E Francis M C Wells Alva Wells Ray Drake Perry Roy Drake Terre Haute Omer Stanfield Dessie Drake Jesse Spraker West York Brady Pickering Muddy Creek Edgar Guyer Ruby Quaker Lane Will Sackrider Robert Seymour Palestine Ruth Wells Angeline Nidey Annapolis Joe Carter Terre Haute B. C Sackrider Vera Richards Will Cox

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Visits in Indiana Towns

Mrs Casey and Mrs Wn Kimlin and Miss Ruby Orndorff spent Wednesday in Terre Haute. Miss Doris Kimlin was a weekend guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Berry in Robinson. Mrs C Yaleman and her daughter visited relatives in Terre Haute from Sunday to Thursday. Mrs Emma Lingo and daughter returned to Kokomo after a visit with Mr and Mrs St Ragan. Mrs John Goro has gone to South.

Wn. Kimlin Ruby Orndorff Terre Haute Doris. Kimlin Owas Raymond Berry Robinson C. Yaleman Emma Lingo Kokomo Ind St Ragan John

Porte Visit Ends After Viáte With CG

Matheny T V Codtello and family returned to Chicago Tuesday after visiting Mr and Mrs G C Schiver in Porte Indiana on Saturday following a viáte with CG.

T. V Codtello Chicago G. C. Schiver

Water Hardness Sparks City Washing Inconvenience

An account notes city water’s hardness drives residents to seek alternatives. A cleaning product promises to soften water, remove soap scum, and prevent sand clogging drains, claiming to dissolve mineral deposits and improve washing in households.

Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement

Estate of Seymour Hurst deceased in Clark County Illinois notifies heires and distributees that on Monday August 2 1926 the Administrator Ge G Claypool will present his final report to the County Court in Marshall Illinois and asks to be discharged from duties related to the estate. heirs may appear and resist. SM Scholfield attorney. Advertisement 31-2.

State of Illinois Clark County Seymour Hurst County Court Marshall Illinois

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