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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
7
An OCR fragment discusses touted curative value of Pertins and Peruna for catarrh and travel fatigue. It mentions a man who has traveled for years, exposed to irregular meals and uncomfortable sleeping, praising Peruna as best and most needed. The passage contains many garbled words and inconsistent punctuation.
An old testimonial column cites Drings Succes endorsing Dean's Kidney Pills as a kidney tonic. It mentions a buyer from Washington C Sty ey Ml claiming long term relief and public endorsement, urging readers to ask dealers for Dean's Kidney Pills.
Governor Colquitt denounces the Wilson Bryan administration over tariff, foreign policy, and Mexican affairs. He asserts failures harmed farmers, industry, and southern interests, warns the 1916 election could end the Democratic regime. He cites insufficient troops, embargoes, and proposed expenditures as missteps.
Washington appointed by Labor Commissioner to report to the state on the most economical way to purchase clothing for six thousand working girls.
An American correspondent recalls Belgium in wartime, describing ruined fortifications, stripped black prisoners, wounded soldiers, and hospital trains. He portrays the scale of suffering and the impact of aid, urging readers that every penny sent supports those suffering in the stricken territory.
The item notes the need for accurate records of mail weights carried on each rural route and the postage amount received. It mentions January 30 as a reference date and hints at official procedures for post offices to maintain these figures.
Claim for Dr. E. W. Hall’s Texas Wonder patent medicine. Advertises kidney and bladder cures for men and women, claims to regulate child bladder issues, promises a $1 mail order with a two month bottle, and offers testimonials. References Saint Louis Missouri and druggists.
A Real Optimist notes that an impoverished man can still find cheer in the idea that pickpockets and thieves will be unable to rob him despite his lack of money.
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