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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1917
Page
4
A historical note on winter wear highlights fur and peltry usage in garments. Descriptions include lover’s knots made of tar, cuffs and collar decorations, belt accents on velvet bodices, wristlets in fur, and medieval styled arm coverings echoing Civil War lace mitts.
The article argues home canning is safe and patriotic, citing the 100000 cans of home canned fruits and vegetables in American pantries. It reassures readers that canned goods are safe when prepared correctly and warns against rumors of government seizure or poisoning. It explains botulism is very rare and stresses using proper cold pack methods and rejecting visibly spoiled produce.
A bustling Algiers wedding procession draws crowds as the bridegroom, riding a nervous horse with no stirrups or reins, is paraded by friends and musicians. Torches, drums, and flares illuminate the route while rivals and onlookers cheer and heckle. The bride moves separately with friends later in the day.
Two men discuss seat choice on a train noting middle seats for safety and comfort. A woman shopper is shown examining lingerie with the price question Do you guarantee them appearing in the ad and the clerk answers you cannot wear them out.
The article analyzes German tactics to protract negotiations and secure favorable terms. It notes Washington’s insistence on free will of governed peoples, rejection of Alsace Lorraine return, and doubts about plebiscites in Belgium and Poland. It cautions against guarantees that could prolong central powers’ influence while Russia trade shifts loom.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss cleanliness habits and manners, contrasting chewing with fingers and dining norms. A Malay host and an American guest exchange phrases about politeness and hygiene, reflecting cultural expectations in social settings.
A reflective aphorism contrasts rash actions with the weight of memory. It notes how an automobile tongue and habit of scolding shape perception and deter impulsive behavior.
A damaged clipping reports a public notice about a bogus kidney remedy promotion. It mentions Dean's Kidney Pills and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as the product origin and notes requests for patient kidney treatment to pass medical issues. The wording references a complainant and dealers offering the cure.
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