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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1917

Page

13

Tax Help to Ease 1917 Income Returns

Government agents will travel to county seats and towns to assist taxpayers. Postmasters bankers and newspapers will announce when the income tax men arrive and where to find them. Returns for 1917 must be filed between January 1 and March 1918.

Letter Mixes Love Note and Cyrano Invitation in Windy Evening

John Saintsbury writes two very different letters to Edith Crawford and a friend. One invites Edith to Cyrano de Bergerac, the other asks a friend to pass on a note to the recipient. A mix up makes Edith the unintended addressee of the romantic letter though she learns of the Cyrano invitation. The scene blends domestic calm with comic miscommunication in a wartime setting.

John Saintsbury Saintsbury Lenus Turgou Miss Crawford John Cyrano Edith Edith Saintsbury Wei Che Moca Newspa

Last German Flag Destroyed in St Louis Arts District Office

A well dressed mourning woman drove to the Hamburg American Steamship Co office at 902 Olive, hurled a hatchet through a large window where a German flag advertised, then fled north on Ninth Street. Five witnesses offered different license numbers. police could not identify the woman. The incident followed wartime sentiment in St Louis.

St Louisans Hamburg-American Steamship Company Olive Street Ninth Street St Louis Globe-Democrat

Slacker No More as War Spirit Shapes American Youth

A metropolitan column argues that most American men have enlisted or faced the draft without complaint while praising veterans for discipline. A campus vignette follows a college baseball game where Edith Marsden chooses loyalty over romance as Tim Carlisle wins with a rose color symbol.

Anas Washington Edith Marsden Edith Hal Stone Mr. Carlyle Tim Carlisle Cariste Hal Tim Ose Jahite Stone Tin Maroons Purple Carlisle Western Newspaper Union

Illinois Territory Moves Toward Statehood in 1817

The Illinois Territory begins its push for statehood sparked by Daniel Pope Cook. A November 1817 Intelligencer editorial urged self government, debated costs and governance, and inspired a December 1817 legislature motion to draft a memorial to Congress for admission as a state.

Daniel Pope Cook Asia Matthew Dungan Hnois Herald Western Intelligencer The Intelligencer Pratert Roy Pote Ilinois Cook Illinois Kaskaskia Edwards Bradsby St Clair County Congress Witneis

Wouldn't Work in France for the Poet Dubberly

The speaker notes Dubberly began well but his appetite proved too large for the task. The France news is described as starry and not encouraging.

Dubberly France

Carbon Paper Advertisement For Embroidery Patterns

Large sheets of carbon paper offered for transferring embroidery and other patterns. Advertised at the Herald Office with availability details and ordering information.

Herald Office

Soldiers Feast Despite Submarine Threats in France

American troops in France enjoyed a Christmas dinner with gifts and elaborate fare after weeks of supply delays. Gen Pershing announced the safe arrival of 350,000 parcels and turkey and cranberries, despite German submarines forcing many ships to turn back.

France Gen. Pershing

Our Selected Army Excerpt Shapes National Service Debate

Ex-President Taft argues universal service places men where best suited. He uses a naval analogy about a milkman reassigned to pumps, illustrating practical assignment over civilian status in a unified system.

Universal Service Taft

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mrs Nay

A reader testimonial from Mrs Edgar Nay of 311 N Third St credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from kidney discomfort and irregular eye effects. The ad urges others to use Doan's as the long standing widely used remedy. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

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