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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1915

Page

7

Early Cancer Is Curable Says Scientific American

The Scientific American notes misbeliefs that cancer is hereditary or bloodborne and argues early localized cancer can be cured if removed before spreading. Modern understanding shows cancer begins locally, and delayed treatment often fails, with surgery offering high cure potential when applied promptly.

Scientific American

Mussels Prove Highly Valuable in Indiana Fisheries Report

A report from the Indiana fisheries commission highlights the value of freshwater mussels. Over two years, 22 carloads of shells were shipped from White River tributaries to Rockport button factories, with fishermen paid about $125,000 for raw shells. The shell and pearl products could boost that value by about 25 percent, suggesting a total state yield nearing a quarter of a million dollars.

Indiana Fisheries Commission Buck Shoals East Forks White River Button Rockport Shoals Hayesville In‘dient

Burglars Reach Flat After Rooftop Escape

Three men bail from a car at Lenox and One Hundred Eleventh Street enter 109 West One Hundred Eleventh Street. Patrolman Clinchy pursues two to the roof while a third slides down a phone wire, is seized after hiding behind a bed. The captured man says he is James Regan a chauffeur from West One Hundred Fortieth Street. The other robbers flee in the car.

New York Eleventh Street Lenox Avenue West One Hundred West One Hundred and Twenty-third Street John Gray Clinchy Charles Levy James Regan West One Hundred and Fortieth Street

Beans urged as a meat substitute in London plea

London newspapers urge beans as a remedy for rising meat prices. They note English fare centers on meat, with the wealthy buying top English cuts and others resorting to imports from Australia, Argentina, and the United States. Lentils gain modest popularity as a substitute.

London England Australia United States America British Isles

Woman driver in Atlantic City faces discrimination claim

Georgianna Henry, 24, the resort’s sole female auto driver, was ruled to be within her rights to refuse fares to a male visitor on two occasions. Henry admitted the accusations and would appear before authorities to explain her reasons.

Atlantic City N.J Georgianna Henry Grant Miss Henry

Coffin Found by Workmen in Ladoga Ind

In Ladoga New Ross area workmen uncover a coffin containing human bone fragments while digging a cellar. The grave lies away from a cemetery and locals recall a disappearance fifty years earlier of a man named Noisinger from New Ross. Residents suspect foul play and burial in bir woods nearby.

Ladoga Ind New Ross Noisinger Bir Ladd

Westfield Prepares for Sept Horse and Poultry Show

Westfield gears up for a big horse and poultry show scheduled September 14 to 17. Nine cars of fat cattle totaling 170 head were shipped to Chicago this week, with 90 cattle owned by E T Pinnell and 80 by Samuel Spellbringer. Mrs A A Moore hosted a supper for the town’s 11 old soldiers aged about 72. Elgie and Ed Brookins of Holton, Kansas visited their uncle Geo M Collins. Mrs Anna Eagon and daughter Juanita Prewett arrived from Battle Creek, Michigan to visit Mrs Ruth Hays.

Westfield Chicago E T. Pinnell Samuel Spellbringer A A Moore Elgie Ed Brookins Holton Kaw Geo. M. Collins Anna Eagon Juanita Prewett Battle Creek

A Texas Wonder Cure Advertisement

The Texas wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related complaints for men and women. It promises relief from gravel diabetes and rheumatic issues, with bladder regulation in children. If not available locally, mail orders accepted for $1.00.

Texas E. W. Hall Olive St Saint Louis

Foley Kidney Pills Touted By Ailing Reader In Texas

F A Woolsey of Jacksonville Texas reports relief from kidney trouble rheumatism back ache and fatigue after using Foley Kidney Pills. Thousands have written similar letters praising the tonic effects. Sold by City Drug Store.

F. A. Woolsey Jacksonville Texas Foley City

Signs of Distress Readiness for Kidney Remedy Ad

Marshall readers are urged to read signs of kidney distress such as dark secretions frequent or scanty urine backache headaches and dizziness. Dean's Kidney Pills are advertised as a remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. Edgar Nay Marshall. Price 60c at dealers. Penn Brothers Buffalo N. Y.

Marshall Dean Edgar Nay N. Third St. Marshall

Po Do-Lax Promises Fast Relief for Constipation

An advertisement argues sickness is not a sin but neglect of relief is wicked. It touts Po Do-Lax, a Pill or powder said to contain Podophila derived ingredients, claiming rapid relief from liver ills, headaches, and constipation by stimulating bile flow and bowel action. It urges readers to obtain a bottle through their druggist.

Watura Drageiatiodev Sersupeiion

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