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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1911
Page
5
This fragment notes a card of thanks and obituary poetry not published, lodge resolutions on a member’s death, and admission charged for entertainments. It mentions railroads planning a 375 million double track project, Indiana voting-curb bills, Arizona and New Mexico statehood, and Taft’s Springfield banquet.
A Danville Illinois judge and his mayoral associate face grand jury scrutiny over alleged vote buying. The judge allegedly aided the mayor in schemes to influence elections, raising questions about legality and accountability in the 18th district. Local notes follow, detailing community updates and obituaries.
Charley Maiden has the mumps. Miss Nettie Zeigler is carrying our mail now. Chas Smitley has bought several Holstein cows. Miss Helen Ashworth of McClure visited our school Monday. Miss Emma Craig spent weekend with relatives in town. Harold English of Indianapolis was called home to attend his grandmother Mrs ienhold's funeral.
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts Oscar Brownlog describing how Vox, editor of the Monthly Repository, rejected Browning's Pauline by labeling it halderdash. The anecdote asserts the editor delayed the poet’s public reception by twenty years through a single dismissive act.
Fragmentary OCR yields garbled text about Auxomme and a Miss Betham- Edwards urging “Unfrequented France.” Mentions a cadetship, near drownings, a marriage plot with a bourgeoise maid, Napoleonic handwrithy lines, and stray quotes about an artist and poet.
W R Pattarsor of Wellington Texas recalls a severe cough and lung trouble nearly taking his life after two years of treatment. His mother father and two sisters died of consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his health, now weighing 187 pounds and free of illness. It is sold for 1.00 with a free trial.
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