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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1927

Page

3

Public health push and political talk mix in 1930s column

Dr. Rawls cites heart disease deaths while lamenting publicity seeking by doctors. The piece critiques public awareness campaigns, urges exercise with caution, and cites Lincoln and a list of potential presidential candidates. It also covers railroad publicity, Investor caution in aviation schemes, and advice to test before investing. The writer signs off as S. P. Preston.

Isaac JD. Rawls Learth Lincoln Gary Son

West Union Social Roundup Notes Visits and Picnics

Residents and relatives from West Union and nearby towns share visits travels and a planned picnic. The piece lists households visiting family in Missouri Terre Haute and Lafayette Indiana and notes a Royal Neighbors picnic set for August 25 near Mrs Ben Forsythe.

Frank Nichols Grace Blizzard Mae Coombs West Union Paris Ben Forsythe Hattie Lindley Scarlett Florence Frank Coombes

Social Notes From Crooked Creek Courtyard

Mrs Frank Brooks and daughter Ethel visited Mrs C R Ramsey Tuesday. Mrs Hershel Lowery spent Wednesday with her mother. Don Ramsey visited West Terre Haute with Kester Kirby family. Orville Smith and Ruth Alice spent weekend with S Hines family. Lillian Burns of Larmer Hill stayed with Aunt Mary Leach. John Stepp visited Nellie Smith Saturday. Elmer and Don Ramsey with May brothers Friday. Ramsey family plus Emily and Ellen Lowry visited Paris Sunday. Wesley Baker of Paris returned home with them for a week. James Persell and Goldman of Terre Haute visited Mrs Nettie Smith Thursday.

Frank Brooks Ethel James Kirby C. R. Ramsey Hershel Lowery Nettie C R. Ramsey Don Kester Kirby Westirre Haute Orville Smith Tughter Ruth Alice S Hines West Terre Haute Lillian Burns Larmer Hill Mary Leach John Stepp Nellie Smith Elmer Don Ramsey May Brothers C R Ramsey Emily Ellen Lowry Paris Wesley Baker James Persell Goldman Terre Hautepent Nettie Smith

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