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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1917

Page

3

Marine Corps Recruiting Standards and Training Paths

The article outlines enlistment limits for height weight and age, and describes the Navy Electrical School in Brooklyn for Marines. It details general and radio courses, eight to eleven months duration, and placement to signal mine gun companies or wireless stations after graduation.

New York Marine Corps Corps Navy Brooklyn Navy Yard Peking China Managua Nicaragua Haiti United States

Food Ration Rules Curbs Meat Bread Sugar and Waste

An American economist reports English wartime food regulations and voluntary rationing. Fines were issued for waste such as a bread piece in an ash can and stale cake behind a restaurant. Public adherence grows with banners pledging national voluntary rations and towns showing strong display rates.

London Church Stretton

Hoover Urges Food Conservation and War Aims

William T. Hollenbeck calls Clark County residents to join a nationwide food administration effort. He urges reduced wheat, meat, fat, and sugar consumption, pledging to eliminate waste and encourage volunteer cooperation. The message frames the war as a fight for democracy and urges unity and support for soldiers.

United States America

King to Renounce Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Name

The Daily Express reports the king may drop the Saxe-Coburg and Gotha surname from the royal family to sever German ties. A new royal name might be needed, with a proposal to call the house the royal house of Great Britain including all dominions.

London The Daily Express

Boy’s Eye At Risk After Pipe Accident

Daurville Iowa near Ridgefarm farmer Boyd Kegley, a young man, injured while loading a smoking pipe with a cartridge. An accidental explosion shot a bullet into his eye. Doctors say it may take days to determine if sight can be saved.

Daurville Boyd Kegley Ridgefarm

Detroit Astronomer Explains a Par Sec Distance

Professor Alexander Laing, famed Detroit resident, spoke to locals about a par sec term used by astronomers to measure interstellar distances. He noted one par sec equals 19 billion billion miles, leaving the audience to accept the measure.

Detroit Alexander Laing

Preaches From Rock at White Oak Stone Corner

Rev. William Chesser delivered his twenty second annual sermon On the Rock from the corner where the Flat Creek church once stood in Petersburg Indiana Land deeded by William Hays allowed the site to revert to heirs if unused The church burned twenty two years ago and the preacher then ministered at the time Now past seventy five the congregation hopes to rebuild the church.

Petersburg Ind William Chesser Flat Creek White Oak General Baptist Church William Hays Chesser Timge

Flieh From the Clouds by Clinton O R White

Professor White, superintendent of Kelley Leland schools, reports a near sky fish incident. A large fish reportedly fell from the clouds and an eagle hovered nearby as the creature was found alive after landing near him.

Clinton R. B. White Kelley Leland White Witte

Bumper Oats Yield Reported From Local Farm

Northwest of town Otis Walton raised 45 acres on the Fount Davis farm and harvested 525 bushels at 78 percent yield per acre. The Westfield Review notes the big crop as market prices make it worthwhile. The second line is a humorous adage about half the world envying the other.

France Italy England Ireland Germany West Indies Otis Walton Fount Davis Westfield Review

Two Men Steal Nitro Glycerine From Illinois Torpedo Works

Two men drove up to a nitro glycerine magazine on a farm between Lawrenceville and Bridgeport and took 20 quarts of explosive. Officials believe desperadoes committed the theft. Nitro sells for $2 a quart. thieves not yet caught and unlikely officers will rough them up if found.

Illinois Torpedo Company Lawrenceville Bridgeport

Methodist Church Appeals for Yearly Subscriptions

Less than three weeks remain until the Conference. All church members who have not sent their benevolent subscriptions are urged to do so this week to help close the year. Regular services next Sunday with morning and evening preaching, Sunday school, and Epworth League at usual hours. A cordial invitation to the community to attend. Rev. B. E. Sandmeyer, Pastor.

Epworth League BE. G. Sandmeyer

Christian Church Opens September Prayer Meets

Mid week prayer meetings start in the first week of September. All members are urged to attend. Others are invited to join. J. J. O'Neal, Minister.

J. J. O'Neal

Readers Debate Smoking Quality and Habits

A chorus of opinions argues that some men prefer a cheap cigar to none at all, reflecting attitudes toward smoking and personal choice in leisure.

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