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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
7
The article extols personal credit as a vital asset in business advising steadfast payment of bills and timely credit management. It contrasts good versus poor credit, noting good credit sustains operations in hard times and builds reputation, while poor credit harms prospects despite equal effort. It urges cultivating credit like a valued field to increase wealth and prosperity.
A fashion overview tracing Italian influence on Paris styles as Italy enters the war. It highlights Bersaglieri hats, green flag colors, corals and Venetian laces, Italian fabrics from Genoa and Milan, sleeve evolutions from Bishop to bell shapes, lace cuffs, English woolens, and a silk‑season emphasis with braid trimmings and jet buttons.
In a remark on style, Verona Clarke notes that light fabrics, even when paired with filmy gowns, offer an attractive contrast at the shore. She compares them to summer furs, seen as incongruous yet fashionable in warm weather.
An old advertisement touts a remedy named Texas Wonder claimed to cure kidney and bladder troubles for men and women, regulate children's bladder issues, and dissolve grav es. It offers mail delivery from Dr. E. W. Hall of Saint Louis for $1 and mentions testimonials and druggists as retailers.
Local notes report Tom Farmer of Nowata visiting Casey friends Chas Johnson and son Wayne left for the Panama Exposition. Mrs Dave Nash and six children plan a ten day lake visit near Rome City. Wm Hartman near Casey died at 63. J A Harper and wife travel to Bradford Pa in a new Buick. S W Kelly of Atkinson Neb visits Chal Kelly and sisters. A storm's lightning struck the Lippincott barn north of town, burning it and contents. Company A led by Capt Burr to Springfield for 4th Regiment I N G encampment.
A Jacksonville man testimonial says kidney trouble rheumatism and back pain were relieved by Foley Kidney Pills. The ad notes thousands of letters praising the remedy and states the pills act promptly as a tonic sold by the City Drug Store.
A city remembers a longtime local figure with a public service tribute. Family and officials attend services at the church, with remarks highlighting decades of community work and civic dedication. The event recognizes the individual's impact across city projects and charitable initiatives.
Constable Plum orders Safe Bud i? to fit dimmers on its blue serge sult as part of a local public safety measure.
A moralizing tone argues illness is not sin but neglect of relief methods is wicked. It touts PoDo-Laz and Po-TNo-Lar pills as cures for liver, headache, digestion and constipation, claiming quick relief and nighttime disappearance of symptoms. Obtain a bottle from your Druggist for £2 with consultation.
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