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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1909

Page

4

Tariff debate and social notes in Marshall Herald

The article reviews the Payne tariff bill passage by the Senate and Taft’s endorsement, noting Republican support and opposition. It discusses industrial impact, liquor taxes, and Philippine prospects, then shifts to social commentary on automobiles, attire, and the politics of taste as seen in public figures like Mr Cannon and Vermilion County figures.

Senate Taft Congress Beveridgee Ketiana Bristow Kansas Poway Lakouetts Wiscons Aid Noousen Monte Bota Taye Sane Simesre Amore Romano Globe Democrat Liebie Cannon Lana Mr Cannon

Rainy wishes and health notes from the community

The item records local greetings for rain and mentions several residents by name. Lucile Smitley is ill with malaria. Laura White and Miss Alice English are noted as poorly or visiting relatives. Various families and visits are listed across Terr Haute and Anderson with farm and social ties.

Lockard Lucile Smitley Laura White Oro Kilborn California Alice English Terr Haute John Huey Clarence Wright Anderson Lilian Rush St. Louis Dollie Reynolds H. C. Grisham Rob English

Agitation in India under British rule fuels debate and defense

The piece argues India prospered under British rule yet faces a band of agitators seeking independence. It cites Hindu and Brahman activists targeting English officials and press, claims no Indian nation exists, and links unrest to education and Asia’s anti colonial mood. It also notes Japan’s Russia victory influencing Asian sentiments and lists local notices and piano contest standings.

India Yuefly T Hlindus Hrahman Secretary of State For Russia Asia East

Only a Man

Little Muriel bursts in late to tea claiming a horse accident and a horse doctor but confesses it was a mistaken belief, revealing a prank or fabrication in a domestic moment.

Muriel Everybody's Magazine

Farmer Corn Reflects on Leadership Perception

A garbled regional dialogue shows Farmer Corn questioning why a certain man is viewed as leader by others. The fragment hints at social dynamics and perception without clear names or places.

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