31 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
2
Village items recount travel, visits, and events from Hutsonville and Marion counties. Mentions Miss Leona Clem, celestial airship attempts, a hospital amputation, school board actions, farmer updates, debate attendance, weddings, crop prospects, and various residents' movements and ailments.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey as a cure for coughs colds grip croup whooping cough bronchitis asthma and throat and bronchial trouble sold everywhere with a general sales pitch and look for it.
A patchy notice lists David Snider visiting his daughter Mrs. Carlin near St Louis, Robert Endsley and wife from Indianapolis visiting his mother Mrs M E Endsley, Prof Harold Bright and Rev Green leaving for Chicago, Co E Pollard headed to Iowa for a high school post, Mrs D R Seneff and daughter Lela traveling to Mt Erle for a 69th wedding anniversary, Misses Bertie Mier and Lilly Lauber back from Chautauqua at Havana, Carroll Snyder and family visiting Oklahoma, and more scattered travel notes and family visits.
The report covers neighbors finishing projects and visits in Westfield and Marshall. It notes a home addition foundation work, family gatherings, straw baling preparations, a funeral at Casey, a horse death on the national road crossing, and threshing in progress while C H Flannery’s family attended a sick father.
An old warning-style note advises that a common cold can lead to serious illnesses if untreated. It promotes Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey as a remedy and instructs readers to locate the belt on the bottle for proper use.
The section lists numerous visits and travel among residents in Trinity Springs Wayne county Terre Haute Danville Rosedale West York and nearby areas. Names include Mr and Mrs Lewis Life Mrs J T Smith Miss Mandy Holiday Miss Elsie Lewis Ike Seymour Asa Miller and others with social trips and family visits noted.
Sunday night a cow died. Miss Orian Stuard from West Union visits relatives. Miss Nellie Soughers visits near Terre Haute. August mornings show nine above freezing. County Sunday school convention at Martinsville. Emanuel Clapp visited his daughter Maude Peck in Marshall. John Hurst and Ed Perry's party went to Lincoln for Hindoo address. Jesse Wuret plans a residence on Baker land south of Rartmass school. Ham Clapp is No 3 in the apple pie class. Joe Nicholson grows apples for pies. Dolson Chapel Sunday school reorganization reelects Mat Snyder superintendent. J W Hutchings assistant. Roe Davis secretary. Mrs Perry Soughers treasurer. Arnie McHenry injured—foot and leg from hand cutter. treated in Terre Haute. John H Miller of Marietta, Ga., visited his father Emanuel Miller and spoke at Dolson Chapel. He previously taught here as a young man.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Dennison Thaddtus and Bertha Bats with family links to Arm strong and Shirley. Sunday event unclear. relatives present at a sylallea gathering.
Ross Burkholder and family visited Mike Moulter Sunday while Frank Tobias and family spent the day with Nelson Campbell. Cleveland Garver returned Friday after class visits in Michigan with Joe Travioli and Ogden Fraker. John Campbell and family were near Paris with Lon Haslit. James and Edna Adams helped thresh at Adams place Monday. Mrs Janie Hickman of Portland Oregon visits relatives here. Walter Adams and wife and their granddaughter visited Abe Garver Sunday. Mrs Roy Moulter and children visited Mike Moulter Monday to Wednesday last week. Alvis Campbell and Roy Hogue worked on the prairie and spent weekend at home. Mabel Snedeker and cousin headed to Oklahoma and Missouri for a month. Mrs Cleo Vaughn of Indianapolis to visit her parents and sister. Abe Garver and family plan to move to Marshall. Henry Sharp moves to Garver’s vacated farm.
We guarantee the antiseptic salve will heal ulcers boils running sores tetter ringworm eczema salt rheum fever sores cuts bruises pimples black heads chaps felons burns or any skin disease for 25 cents a box available everywhere.
Miss Nora Stoelting and Miss Maggie Weaver shared a Sunday visit with Rev Ambler. Families gathered at Chas Sweitzer's and John Page's in Dennigton. School year opens September 12 with Miss Lizzie Hutchinson teaching. Re S Shirely returns to Hazelton, Iowa after a two week parental visit.
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever asthma and summer bronchitis claiming fast relief of head throat and bronchial irritation. It asserts no opiates and urges refusing substitutes with the claim of harmless ingredients and universal druggist availability.
Fragmentary record notes names and terms like Dr Bell, anti-pala cures, canine complaints, sores and ache. Mentions Paiste 103 and tests in optics, unspecific dates or locations.
Mrs Chas Lyon of Peoria reports Foley Kidney Pills cured her backache and kidney trouble after months of discomfort. She now enjoys excellent health and credits the pills. Sold by all druggists.
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