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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented OCR passage hints at a seaside vacation scene with a group of girls seeking escape from cares and perplexities. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete events to identify.
Native women who are members of the South African Association have a remarkable record of service. They support native evangelists, visit the kraals, nurse the sick, and teach others to read as part of ongoing efforts. The site remains open during winter though summer crowds of teachers clerks nurses and other girls have now returned to their posts for press work.
Coryell Daniel died May 16 1912 at age 73. He married Mary Haun and later Mrs Bertha Black of Allerton. Survived by son and two half brothers and a daughter Julia Faucett. Lived in Ridgefarm Yankee Point and Allerton before retiring to a farm south of Allerton. Funeral held at Allerton Presbyterian Church with Rev Gould and Rev Wansell. interment Fairview cemetery.
An old sign promises efficient service from first class workmen. The message emphasizes quick adjustments and high quality repairs at the garage.
An address by Wisconsin state highway engineer A R Hirst argues gravel roads depend on maintenance and proper design for real value. He warns traffic counts alone mislead and urges uniform loads, budgeting for comfort and operation, with a focus on a transportation system rather than mere boulevards.
Le Roy Cady of the University farm in St Paul urges further resolutions and actions against billboard plots on highways and private property. He calls for removal of material that harms trees and the landscape near homes.
The article notes motortruck operation is just beginning to become a significant factor in reducing food costs and improving efficiency, especially for interurban transport, benefiting those who must eat.
A historical guide explains crafting a decorative wind box for porches and windows. It details layout steps for centerlines and end pieces, how to cut sides seven inches wide, align the pieces as shown, and nail the bottom board between them.
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