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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1919

Page

8

Theodore Roosevelt A Man of Duty and Strength

The obituary lauds Theodore Roosevelt for strength of body and mind, his open fighting style, unwavering convictions, and deep patriotism. It notes his versatility across exploration, literature, public life, and statesmanship, concluding with a tribute from the St Louis Globe-Democrat to a man millions admired.

Oyster Bay Theodore Roosevelt Africa Roosevelt America St Louis Globe-Democrat

Christian Church elects leaders and outlines services

In the third year of the administration J A Sweet and Wm Perisho were elected elders and Shelton Davis R C Jacobs deacons at the recent meeting. Trustees elected for five years include J A Sweet R L Hunt Wellington Murphy Buel Morrin and Clarence Wright with J A Sweet chairing the board for one year. Services are next Sunday Fibie school at 9 30 preaching at 10 45 am and 7 pm. Welcome to all. J O Neal Minister.

J. A. Sweet Wm. Perisho Shelton Davis R. C. Jacobs R L. Hunt Wellington Murphy Buel Morrin Clarence Wright Fibie School J. O'Neal

Army Louse Routed By Clean Underwear And Baths

The American army in France is now the cleanest force, with Pershing ordering change of clothing and baths at least weekly. Soldiers enter a rapid routine, wash, and receive fresh underwear and uniforms, reducing louse borne illnesses and trench fever. Laundry cycles return used garments after sterilization to troops.

Paris France Pershing

Lady Harcourt Shapes War Aid in London Hospitals

Active in war work Lady Harcourt formerly Miss Mary Ethel Burns of New York daughter of Walter H Burns and niece of the late J P Morgan is a leading organizer in London since the war. She helped form several hospitals and the American Nurses' club in London and wears the St John Ambulance Voluntary Aid uniform.

Lady Harcourt Mary Ethel Burns New York Walter H. Burns J. P. Morgan St. John’s Ambulance Voluntary Aid London American Nurses’ Club St. John's Ambulance Voluntary Aid

Whips Man With The Flu Case In Kansas City

Ruben Myerson owner of a fruit stall sued John Benjamin, a clothing vendor two doors away, for refusing to move. Myerson said Benjamin claimed to have influenza and would not budge. The judge ordered the defendant discharged and the plaintiff removed.

Kansas City Ruben Myerson John Benjamin Myerson Benjamin

Card of Thanks for Christmas Remembrances

I am ever so thankful to Mrs. John Reynolds Mrs. Wm. McKeever Mrs. Geo Gunder and Mrs. Ed Curran for Christmas remembrances. May you all have long and happy lives. Mrs. Wm. Sharkey Sr. one violin a very fine instrument later a bargain Fenton Mathews.

John Reynolds Wm. McKeever Geo.Gunder Ed Curran Wm. Sharkey Fenton Mathews

Teacher Shortage Hits Rural West Virginia Schools

Charlestown West Virginia reports a severe teacher shortage across rural districts. About 1 000 schools could not open due to lack of teachers leaving 20 000 children without educational opportunities this year.

Charlestown W. Va West Virginia

Americans Must Use Sufficient Force in Russia

An editorial argues U.S. troops in Russia face heavy Bolshevik odds and urges engaging with a large, effective force. It asserts clear aims against Bolshevik power and warns against weak war, advocating intensified action or withdrawal. It notes allied co operation and the need to secure rights and amnesty through strength.

Russia America Peter the Great Peter

Subscriptions Extended for Two Papers at Old Price

Time to receive combination subscriptions for the Herald and Terre Haute Star at 4.00 per year extended to February 1. After February 1 the Star alone costs 4.00 per year.

Herald The Terre Haute Star Star

Evangelical Church announces series of meetings

Zion parish and Emanuel church hold Sunday school at 9 30 a m. and services nightly at 7 p m. Lord willing there will be a all are invited to attend. J W Feller is pastor.

Emanuel S. S Zion Marshall J. Wi. Feller

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