Marshall Herald details and contact information
The Marshall Herald published in Marshall Illinois provides printing by Wabash Valley Printing Co. with editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It lists weekly Friday publication, post office entry as second class mail, and rates for subscriptions and local advertising per column and line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Ilinois
Herald
Health Talk on auto accidents urges driver responsibility
The Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee warns that most auto accidents are preventable through self control and health checks. It urges safe driving habits, sober driving, and awareness of physical fitness, noting fatigue emotional stress and arthritis can impair reaction time and lead to crashes.
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Educational Committee
The
Illinois State Medical Society
Traffic Safety and the Selfish Rush Hour Driver
The article critiques motorists who worsen congestion during rush hours by squeezing ahead and tailgating. It notes selfish drivers push into crosswalks after signals change, aiming to beat others but accomplishing nothing and increasing friction on the road.
Pedestrian safety and vision in traffic
Visual acuity matters for both drivers and pedestrians. Stay curbside till signals allow crossing, avoid jaywalking, look both ways before street changes, and be extra careful at night. Maintain fitness and alertness to reduce injuries in traffic.
Plan Your Clothes Then Buy Them
The piece advises careful wardrobe planning before shopping urging focus on fit, quality, and versatility. It notes fashionability without impulse buys and includes tips on accessories and basic colors for lasting mileage. It also mentions a steel company storing vital records in a former coal mine as a safety measure against atomic attack.
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University of Illinois Textiles and
Fern Carl Gays
Frog Fishing Carves a Quiet South Florida Evening
A biologist guides an observer through frog gigging on a private pond. The method uses a casting reel and treble-hook minnow lure to catch large frogs at dusk, illustrating how the sudden lure action spurs a jump from a siting predator.
Health statistics show lower deaths among policyholders in 19556
Dr Louis Dublin notes 1956 life table shows lower death rates across major causes. Tuberculosis drops 18 percent from the prior year and 84 percent from 1946. cancer and heart diseases decline for the fifth and fourth consecutive years respectively. Accidents remain a leading cause.
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Cornerad
Louis
Dublin
Immigration Adds to Our Population in Postwar U.S.
New York report details that immigration added about 3.2 million people to the U.S. population by end of 1954, roughly one ninth of total growth. The era shows shifting origins with continental Europe supplying about two-fifths and Britain under ten percent, plus refugee movements and postwar refugees influencing the mix.
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New York
United States
Europe
Spain's Santiago Regaining Favor as Pilgrim City
Travel writers note Santiago de Compostela once drew vast Christian pilgrimages second only to Jerusalem and Rome. After years of decline it regains attention as an architectural gem in Galicia with the 900-year-old Cathedral at its heart.
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Washington
Rome
Spain
Santiago de Compostela
James the Elder
Europe
Jerusalem
Santiago
Galicia
Iberian Peninsula
Clogged Ears Hazardous in Swimming, Doctor Warns
Philadelphia otolaryngologist Dr Albert P Selzer warns that water in the ears can trigger dizziness and balance problems when one ear is clogged with wax. He notes cold water affects the unclogged ear differently, creating unbalanced reactions and disorientation.
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Chicago
Wensin
Cascade Falls Lights Draw Million Tourists in Michigan Park
Tourism data show Sparks Foundation Park in Jackson hosts about a million visitors yearly. The cascades stretch 500 feet with eleven falls dropping 64 feet, while nocturnal illumination uses more than a thousand colored lights to illuminate the waterfalls and fountains.
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Lansing
Mich
Sparks Foundation
Jackson
Michigan
Marshall area notes and visits reported in Marshall Herald
Ohio reader Mrs. Grant Molfenbeck and Mrs. Mary Crumlin joined neighbors and Home Bureau members to view Rockhome Gardens in Arthur Illinois. A string of Sunday dinners visits, hospital calls, and a surprise birthday were noted among local families, with travel by air over Paris Terre Haute and Mariahall.
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Mary Crumlin
Friendly, Neighbors, ‘and Home Bureau Unit
Rockhome
Arthur
Illinois
William Cannady
Nora andMaggie White
James Graham
Fairy Imle
Adah Gray
R. H. Gard
Cecil Spangler
Pleasie Bartlett
Bessie Davidson
Marshall
Russell Higginbothem
Marshall Mattis
Margaret Wernz
Evansville
Indiana
Joe Verne
Fern ‘Werns
Elizabeth
Rosie
Larry ‘Smith
Grant
Holienteck
McRae
Evend
Kesing
Inda Enemy Bartlett
Carl Con
Russell Gray
Herman Bartlett
Maude Wells
Leroy Wells
Fern Wermz
Grant Green
Art Cooper
Carroll Gard
Paris Hospital
Anna Shotwell
George Blocklinger
Sam Sheets
Cectil” Spangler
Walter ‘Downing
Paria
Quimba Norton
Grant Hollenbeck
James Blankenbeker
Robert Shephard
Paris
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