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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
3
Women show stronger interest in tailored suits this season than any dress style. The article notes most prefer street wear over elaborate afternoon and evening frocks, with plain suits offering obvious chic. It describes a dark blue wool blend ensemble with a belted coat, single row foundation skirt, and velvet bone-trim buttons.
Louis A. Albright from Canton Ohio was found staring into a necktie shop window in Los Angeles in a trance induced by a turning electric globe and colored reflector. Surgeons restored him after hours in hospital. patrolman noted his unresponsiveness during multiple passes.
Kosman Boycheff an insurance man and Bulgaria university graduate received a telegram from Secretary of State Bryan reporting his four year old daughter Helen had died in Bremen after she and his wife and two other children were detained there when war broke out. He had dreamt of the death the night before.
A historical shopper guide highlights satin overblouses and lace varieties with vestlike effects. It notes crepe de Chine, tub silk, and linen shirts with front buttons and mannish collars, detachable pique cuffs, and long sleeves. Traveling wear features roman striped silk waists with white collars, while plated velvet waists in deep tones and color trimming gain appeal.
In autumn city life, hoop rolling and roller skating are popular among children while country youths seek nuts in woods. A portrait features Miss Mary Holland, daughter of Mrs. F. Raymond Holland of New York and Connecticut. Palmistry notes describe finger knots indicating order and intellect, while Spanish children’s games mimic American ones with playful name changes.
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture assures the nation limburger cheese supply remains steady despite wartime trade disruptions. An official bulletin says American limburger, made from milk, rivals foreign cheese in quality and price, with domestic versions expanding as imports falter.
Fashion notes cape styles favor plush and velvet, furs, and brocade silks as elegant garments. Designers highlight collars in fur velvet or satin and the trend emphasizes harmony with fur colors and high shoulders.
The Texas wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women, dissolve gravel, and aid diabetes and rheumatic complaints. It regulates bladder troubles in children. Send $1 by mail or from your druggist. Testimonials available. Dr. BE. W. Hall, Saint Louis, Missouri. Sold by druggists.
State Highway Department announces sealed bids for a steel bridge on plain concrete abutments in Dolson township Clark county Illinois. Bids due December 10 1914 at Marshall courthouse. Project includes 60 foot span 16 foot road 14 foot height with concrete abutments and estimated $2040.00.
State of Illinois Clark County estate of Lucinda Hilbert deceas ed. Administratrix Mary Wallace will present final report to Clark County Court at Marshall on December 7, 1914 and seek discharge from duties. Interested parties Maltttie Clark Benjamin F Hill legatees devisees heirs and distributees may attend to resist. Wm T Hollenbeck attorney.
Maude Walls administratrix of George Walls deceased Clark county Illinois announces she will appear at the Clark County Court House in Marshall for the January term to adjust claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors should pay promptly. Dated November 5 1914 by Maude Walls Administratrix and attorney Wm T Hollenbeck 46 4
Take a leaf and sandwich it between two sheets of white paper with the upper sheet slightly damp. Place a light weight on top and leave undisturbed for several days. After a week, remove the weight to reveal a delicate self made leaf print. A simple method yields a charming natural photo.
A fashion debate rages among dress makers who decree long coats as standard yet secretly cling to short styles. Formal wear shows jackets ending at the waist, with walking suits adopting a back-long, front-short compromise. Skirt widths vary without standardization.
Fifteen year old Henry Emery of Courtland Kansas harvested twenty acres of corn on his father J M Emery’s farm and reportedly yielded about fifty bushels per acre. The report highlights the boy’s industrious effort and farming skill on the Pitsenberger property. A second snippet notes the Admiral Schley steamship arrival in San Francisco as a separate item in the same column.
A playful note suggests Mistk tea as the dolls favorite refreshment. The guide warns against excess sugar to avoid causing the dolls distress and recommends serving animal crackers. It may include inviting a cat or dog if present to model manners for the dolls.
A historical note explains cobalt chloride ink that is invisible on paper until heated briefly, revealing blue writing or drawings. The ink reverts to invisibility when exposed to air, reappearing again upon reheating.
Word riddle leading from color to a woodland sprite and a final shift to Buffalo. Clues hint at transforming terms ending with a place name. The solution traces a path from a light color to a sprite to a name, culminating in a migration to Buffalo by the shore.
Mary E Rollings administratrix of John L McMullen deceased lists a public sale by order of Clark County Court at the Marshall courthouse on December 12 1914 from 10am to 4pm. Property includes Lots 3 4 and 5 in Block 12 in McKeen town in Wabash township Clark County Illinois. Terms: half cash day of sale and half due in six months with 7 percent interest on deferred balance. option to pay all cash. purchaser to provide security and mortgage on premises. Dated November 6 1914.
Reno Baker and Nora Ellen Ormiston of York wed on Wednesday. Harlan Dix and Clara Belle Crocker married in Marshall after traveling there. Theo Tohill wed Guy McKnight last Monday at Rev Willey’s home in Oblong. Notices warn tramps from begging in Hutsonville.
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