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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
3
The article highlights Miss Kellogg, a determined architect who rose from a grudging start to design the Hall of Readers in New York and a sixteen story San Francisco building. It notes her own office, control of contracts, and views on marriage or career for women as she inspires other ambitious women.
A fragment shows two sailors in a picture. one stands with hands in pockets while the other is only head visible. The scene asks where the second sailor is, leaving the rest of the figure obscured.
A long excerpt details a group game combining rhymes and word association with pencils and paper for each guest. Players pass questions and nouns, crafting rhymes that answer the prompts, with an illustrated example about gumdrops and a sunny day. The passage also notes setup ideas including a roof or lawn stage, a grace hoop stake, and team captains managing hoops and rings.
Druggist Mr. Keifer endorses Zemo a clean liquid external remedy said to cure all skin and scalp diseases by drawing germs and poisons to the surface. The ad promises proof of cures for infants and adults and offers to explain the home treatment.
Washington clerks discuss sick leave policy as health improves and vacations rise. An overheard exchange reveals use of doctor certificates to obtain extended sick leave, with insurers and an in-house doctor providing conflicting health assessments.
Lofty Saddleback rises eastward as the sun colors clouds. Prices show groceries high: sugar 16 lbs per dollar, coffee 25–40c, eggs 36–50c, butter 40c, bacon 30c, oranges 20–30c, greens 5c a bunch, potatoes 2¼c a pound, sweet potatoes 34c. Young lads plan aeroplane projects. an opening grocery business with $2500–$3000 investment is offered. Calfornia climate notes cite Saddleback snow and an unusually cold winter, soon followed by warmer days and rain expectations.
A Green Bay Wisconsin reader touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the sole medicine his children will take and credits it with preventing and curing frequent colds and croup. The ad notes its broad use among many users and ends with unrelated warnings about marriage and autos in the well notices.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a cure for catarrh croup sore throat and colds. It promises two minute relief after breathing the mist and claims elimination of mucus crusts and germs with daily use. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back and the full outfit priced at $1.00.
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