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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy for croup and other breathing illnesses in children. A Manchester Ohio reader cites its effectiveness after severe attacks and urges households to keep the product on hand at 50 cents and one dollar per bottle.
Mr Wilson favors direct presidential primary nominations with a convention to shape the party platform. Critics say the plan makes politics more personal, arguing the old American method frames a platform first and then selects candidates who embody its principles.
The quotation urges not to waste sleepless nights waiting for luck but to sleep well and go out to seize opportunities. It emphasizes proactive effort and personal initiative.
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah M Hurst, deceased, Clark County Illinois. He will appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall for the February term on the first Monday. All claimants and debtors should attend or pay promptly. Dated December 1, 1913. E R Hurst Admr. Everett Connelly Atty.
In December 1913 three farms in Kankakee County Illinois go to quick sale. Farm No 1 offers 320 acres at 125 per acre with improvements. Farm No 2 160 acres at 110 per acre. Farm No 3 120 acres at 110 per acre. All 600 acres available together for 70000. Properties are well drained with black soil, six miles southeast of Momence. Owner's representative W Hall invites immediate inquiries or visits.
The lesson analyzes Joshua chapter 7, detailing Achan’s sin after Jericho, Joshua’s misstep blaming God, and the national impact of hidden theft. It compares biblical discipline to New Testament parallels, stressing sanctification and obedience over human wisdom.
A. Montgomery Ward, famed founder of the national mail order house, died Sunday in Chicago at age 70. He rose from day laborer to millionaire through the expansion of catalog sales and remains a landmark figure in American retail history.
Texas Wonder claims to dissolve stones cure diabetes and rheumatism regulate bladder troubles in men women and children. It advertises mail order with testimonials and a St Louis address. The boastful copy mixes health claims with unrelated statements about financial matters.
John Snedeker has returned from Michigan. Jim Ligget and Miss Florence Liggett had dinner with Roberta Wyrick and family. Misses Allie Matthews and Grace Downs were guests of Miss Hazel Falkgrief. Mrs. James Liggett visited Terre Haute with her daughter Mrs. Ben Medley. Young friends saw Miss Cora Wyrick Friday. A Christmas entertainment will be given at the church Christmas Eve by the senior classes of the Sunday school. John Elliott spent Thursday with relatives in West Terre Haute. Bible reading will resume at the church next Sunday night.
A concise reflection notes public schools as centers of peace in unsettled lands, and humorously observes cherry trees delaying bloom while a boy weighs conscience and the rough edge of competitive hockey amid pressure to stand up for one's will.
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