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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
3
Report from Berlin on the Serbian campaign announcing occupation of Rodnik and Albanian Mountains and the capture of 37700 prisoners. The article claims the objective to open communications with Bulgaria and the Turkish-Grove has been achieved and notes over 100000 prisoners overall.
Carnegie now has about 20 million dollars left of a fortune once far larger. He has given away roughly 350 million dollars and perhaps 400 million with interest. He plans most of the remaining sum to charity in his will, with little to his family, preserving his claim of dying poor. The figure was disclosed by a close friend involved in his wealth disposal.
Advertisement promises a tray of Foley products for five cents. Offer requests name and address to receive Foley Honey and Tar Compound Foley Edney Pills and Foley Calcarile Tablets via mail order. The text includes unclear postal details and archaic phrasing.
A crafty piece on handmade holiday gifts. Embroidered towels in white and green stitch suit the home of a well known friend, with Irish linen and satin stitch borders. Other gift ideas include holly toppers and wreaths tied with red ribbon, while some favors share a signature scent with their packages.
A轻essay advocates handmade gifts over store bought items to suit each recipient. It argues that personal effort matters more than price, urging careful choices tailored to the individual and noting many gifts require little time, yet carry real meaning.
Fragmentary note discusses moss roses and Christmas motifs with tangled language. Mentions wreaths, cotton effects, and decorative straps, describing an odd festive display in unclear terms. The passage reads like a garbled catalog fragment from a periodical.
The readable text hints at a person who favors peace and a life of single status, using a metaphor comparing time to a train car. The passage is fragmentary and lacks clear events or identifiables.
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