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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1916
Page
8
The passage describes strict Roman wine rules for women, permitting only raisin wine and banning strong drinks. It notes daily greetings with kisses to male kin and spouses, plus constant cautious social conduct to avoid hidden tasting or detection of indulgence.
A wartime poem from the New York Evening Sun reflects on global conflict and the urge to act. It speaks of welcoming diverse nations at a gate, national symbols, and the duty to hold peace while powerless to influence kin and Earth. It emphasizes patience, restraint, and shared humanity amid war.
Widespread interest grows in the U S forestry bureau plan to open 650000 acres in the White Mountains of New Hampshire for summer campers and vacationists. A 5 dollar annual lease for five acres for thirty years appears cheap but land purchases at under 5 dollars per acre elsewhere offer better terms and potential long term gains.
Illinois towns including High Sterling Kalb Rochelle Batavia Plainfield Geneva Yorkville Hinckley and Sycamore prepare to vote on wet or dry saloon status next April after petitions by both sides. Wets aim to regain ground in Chicago area districts and Rockford, the largest dry city, while many western and central towns see drives to bar or continue saloons as women voters rise in influence. In Oberammergau Germany, Passion Play star Anton Lang faces rumors of death while continuing charity Cross work amid troop tensions.
The First Lady greeted 4,226 guests in a three and a quarter hour reception, choosing a hearty old fashioned handshake over bows. She began at 9:30 pm and finished around 12:58 am, setting a fashion note for Washington society.
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