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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1911
Page
12
The readable portions reference data errors and claims about animals being capable of tam aptickting. Other fragments mention terms like live animals and a questionable evaluative tone, suggesting a damaged or garbled report rather than a clear event.
Fragments describe cleaning milk cans and pails, using a screened room to keep pests away, and storing items on pegs. A writer notes careless handling can lead to dirt and contamination and warns against medicated salt in pig drinking water. recommends mixing salt with ashes and charcoal for feeding.
The text emphasizes breeding dairy cows for fertility and milk production. It warns cows are not built for long exposure and stresses cost effective dairying with sugar beet pulp as good feed. It references Guernseys and aims at practical, profitable management.
A sermon reflects on Zechariah and Elizabeth as models of faith not sinlessness but consecration to God. It highlights their humanity, the birth of John the Baptist, Nazarite vow implications, and the need for parents to set a high ideal for their children while relying on the Spirit.
A Royal Goethals view warns that even if the canal opened immediately the operation would stall for months without a qualified lock crew. Congress must authorize a future operating force soon, with commissioning six months hence and eighteen months training, to avoid costly delays and retain experienced workers.
A fragmented old ad copy claims Ayer's Hair Vigor destroys dandruff and keeps the scalp clean and hair growth promoted. It touts soft smooth hair and a pleasing dressing effect, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
Readable fragments describe a woman who does her own housework and questions whether she should rely on crass making or fancy work. The text mentions forging chests of carbon and references Uranéfer patterns or ties, with a Herald-like interjection.
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