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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1912
Page
3
Unclear text fragment mentions BeBe Feb AE Bs Lage and RiM gas Ceo. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a proper news card.
The article extols varied dress trimmings and color coordination for women and focuses on Jesus as a model youth. It emphasizes growth of character through home and church training, noting obedience to parents, synagogue attendance, and Bible school as foundational.
A description notes women’s handkerchiefs with a corner embroidery and tiny initial. Edged with mull or betiste and pinned to the cost. A second handkerchief can be cut into a sailor collar to form a fich effect. Julia Bottomley.
The article discusses how artistic hair arrangements and fashionable outfits affect a child's appearance. It critiques mothers who imitate adult gowns and notes a trend toward white collars cuffs and refined outer garments, while warning against restrictive or impractical dress.
A Danville Press Democrat column denounces southern Illinois rail crash deaths of four officials as a result of criminal neglect. It argues post mortems reveal duty failures, urges every person to act as keeper and to signal danger at every bend to prevent future wrecks and lost lives.
A historical medical note describes deafness as not curable except by addressing inflamed ear passages. It explains the Eustachian tube can cause muffled hearing when inflamed and warns untreated blockage may permanently damage hearing. It mentions remedies as limited and emphasizes medical guidance.
Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin insurgent candidate for president spoke in New York calling for recall of judges including the Supreme Court. He blamed the court for Sherman Act interpretations in Standard Oil and American Tobacco cases and pandering to the crowd for votes.
Fort Worth dispatch reports spectators were searched for weapons before entering the Sneed murder trial courtroom. No weapons were found, with officials noting prior notice banning guns in the bar or audience, a move criticized as judicial intrusion on Texas male citizens 21 and older.
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The article reports a surge of opposition to a Woodmen of the World rate hike, accusing insurers of underhanded tactics and political scheming. Delegates from interior camps face backlash for voting the measure through, with insurgent signs emerging as a convention is called. The Carmel Republican notes the plan allegedly originated with eastern insurance trusts.
Fragmentary relic of a dispute surfaces as a critic derides the administration. The speaker vows firm action against what they deem misrule and incompetence in handling a letter carrier matter.
Muddled OCR hints at a feature on Abe Martina and provocative magazine writers. It suggests truths and tactics in storytelling may differ from public perception, with mention of profitability and odd phrasing.
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