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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
2
A girl questions her father about change in his affection and control as she nears marriage. He reassures love but cites upcoming nuptials and gradual preparation for change, reflecting a domestic dispute cited by the Burlington Free Press.
The French ambassador in the United States Jean Jules Jusserand has a steady sense of humor. He once quipped about a Capitol statue of George Washington being naked, saying Washington’s soul is in heaven while his clothes stay in the National Museum.
Abram Biddle battles jealousy and weather as shore rights feed the island’s fertilizer stock. A quarrel with Anson ends in Anson’s death, the bluff breaks, and Abram fears exposure as Belle’s gaze follows him at the harbor.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Bulletin 905 outlines principles of animal breeding and heredity. It covers how offspring inherit traits, methods to intensify desirable characteristics, and the role of performance and conformation in selecting breeding stock.
The USDA received reports in one day from participants in the better-sires campaign. Entries include disposing of eight grade bulls, selling high-grade yearling bulls, and culling scrub bulls to breed purebred stock. Other respondents stated their females were bred to purebreds to meet campaign requirements.
A Mundorf pastor invites parishioners to attend upcoming meetings at the Evangelical church. The invitation emphasizes community gathering and spiritual discussion.
The parish outlines next Sunday's sermon Is Church Attendance an Unnecessary Burden and a 7 PM evening service to close the year. Midweek sociability and entertainment are planned with a screening of The Cost of Carelessness. The annual conference in Jacksonville marks the centennial anniversary of the conference.
Pastor J B McCoy invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 followed by evening services at 7 00 for two weeks at Big Creek Burning. Hitler J W Metzner to lead September 16 to 18 for the second quarterly meeting with preaching.
Charles A. Curtis, pastor, announces preaching at Grace Chapel next Sunday morning. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. Sunday school Sunday morning. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening at 8 00. Teaching on sanctity and study of preaching hour. Two more services remain before year end. the church invites all to attend the last two Sundays.
The Reverend Clark S. Thomas, pastor, will return to Marshall this week and preach Sunday morning on Not So Much How Jesus Became Man's God as How Man Can Become God's. Sunday evening discusses why the Congregational Church is giving a new type of ministry.
A Washington Star item recalls Samuel buying a jar of goldfish for his brother. He returns to tell his father they are not gold and may be spoiled by acid, prompting a lesson on judging things by appearances.
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