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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1923
Page
4
The piece urges viewers to see themselves as an investment, noting that workers earning big dividends raise their value and salaries. It explains how employers seek high performers, how pay rises follow visible worth, and advises to maintain efficiency and reliability to attract capital in wages or salary.
A poem laments knife violence and the paradox of law punishing physical wounds but not the harm of a stabbed heart. It questions societal tolerance of emotional and moral injury while condemning those who inflict silent, unnoticed wounds.
A 1923 McClure Syndicate essay extols patience and perseverance as keys to achievement. It urges steady effort, self restraint, and gentle speech, noting patient people gain respect and help others in crisis while facing life’s rough paths with faith.
Advice about buying hats for busy people who seek the right item. It argues you buy only when you see in a window something you know will suit you, or spot the exact thing in a shop, and you avoid wasting time. It praises practical taste and being well dressed.
Quote warns that when everyone acts selfishly the sage becomes no wiser than the fool and may become more dangerous. Attributed to Froude, the line reflects on virtue, wisdom, and social behavior in a cynical view of society.
A dated recipe list describes sandwiches useful for camp or fishing trips. It covers combination sandwiches with chopped cold meat and mayonnaise on buttered bread, jelly or cur rant spreads, mock lobster with fish and radishes, chicken à la king on buttered bread, and a sweetbread and cucumber salad with mayonnaise and celery tips.
A brief reflective verse quotes Charles Kingsley about the world rising and falling and how yesterday's sneer and frown cannot return, with sunshine following rainfall.
A vintage guide suggests rich molded desserts as everyday ready meals for busy households. Creamy butter and sugar blend with egg yolks then folded with flavors and stiff egg whites, set in molds for 24 hours. Various flavorings like chocolate caramel pineapple banana and cherries offer colorful options.
The speaker muses on the darker side of trades with a wry tone. He imagines working for unseen employers and finds a grim amusement in the idea of illicit, macabre labor.
The article stresses necessity and ease in selecting kitchen items. It favors labor saving devices like washing machines, plans layouts to minimize steps, and warns against overfurnished spaces. It also notes proper use of utensils, light durable items, and simple gargle and nasal washes.
Summer fashion highlights knitwear advantages with dainty voiles and printed patterns. Featured are brown buff knitted suits with square necklines, belts, and ribbons, plus lacquered one piece sets in black green and orange, sea foam green knits, and new knitted capes with bright fringe.
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