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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1911
Page
8
Real estate services advertised with a note to contact for property needs. An insurance policy against burglary is also promoted. Office located west of the courthouse, suggesting a local law and agency setting.
The La Loula Globe-Democrat explains a new term husbandette as a married man who will not join his wife in political fights or broaden her mind. The piece compares it to the kitchenette, suggesting a diminished husband and limited domestic partnership in a satirical tone.
An old tale tells of a well known tobacco maker and his son joining a crack English cavalry regiment. Officers disliked the intrusion and a plan formed to remove him. During a first night mess a sneezing contest revealed loyalties and altered relations among officers.
The German empress is praised as a model wife mother and hostess with musical talent sketching and amateur photography. She hosts musical evenings with the emperor admires fine furniture and flowers and manages private apartments with artistic taste. She assists her husband and children acts graciously and supports social reforms while avoiding politics.
A garbled transcript shows a heated exchange with threats and accusations. The speaker presses for a confession while promising forgiveness if the other reveals the truth. Clumsy phrasing hints at a dramatic domestic or crime-related scene with tense dialogue.
H. Bell argues Tammany Hall’s support or opposition at the Democratic national convention will not derail Wilson. He cites historical battles in 1876, 1884, 1892, 1904 and 1880 to claim Tammany’s influence has swung New York’s votes, but a strong convention fight could boost Wilson at the polls in November 1912.
A critical point in the dollar a day pension debate notes that many Civil War veterans from early enlistments may not live long enough to receive benefits, while later enlistees received large bounties. The piece argues the bill’s moral value outweighs the short life expectancy and frames the matter as a service recognition.
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