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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
6
Just returned from Chicago our store will display all Christmas goods by week start. Call early to buy as the rush comes last week. Silk sale and blanket sale continue through December. New cloaks suits and skirts arriving daily with special low prices.
The Illinois College of Agriculture dairy department promotes a year long competitive test to improve cow breeding and feeding practices across the state. Prizes include captains of industry among them Borden Milk Co cash premiums up to 3850 and monthly awards with entries open until November 1911. A fee funds the testing with lower fees for grade cows and full rules on application.
The Galesburg Republican Register praises Mr. Cannon as the Uncle of the House. It notes national efforts to defeat the veteran politician failed and predicts his re election as speaker would be unlikely. The piece frames Cannon as a remaining Republican anchor amid political turmoil.
A 1920s style roundup describes daring skirt experiments and the rise of beaded belts, velvet trims, and corsages. It highlights the McCall Patterns designs, new eton and bolero coats, sable and fox fur ensembles, and decorative neckwear including velvet straps and satin flowers.
A historical note traces the American invasion of Canada to a 13 year old start with 47 men crossing north. It highlights Colonel Davidson of St Paul as the visionary leader who bought 2359 square miles for settlement under a deadline.
A columnist quips that a girl with a beau would rather endure a terrible family scandal than suffer a simple cold. The wry line implies social stakes attached to romance and reputation.
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