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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
2
Local notes report visits among families in Casey and surrounding towns including Anna Push visiting Mason and Mrs Burr, Grandma Quinn's Chicago trip, and Mrs Shimel’s nephew’s death. Neighbors note labor moves, new hires at Muncie autos, and a Casey ministerial meeting on Sunday closing. A Casey engineer from Vandalia, John Scofield, died at Farrington.
Unclear text promises a money back refund for Sutherland's Eagle Eye Suite if satisfaction fails. The fragment mentions 25c but provides no context on eligibility or terms.
The Westfield column lists residents leaving for Minneapolis for college and work, marriages in St. Louis, local business changes in Torono, people visiting or traveling, and social notes. It mentions Mrs. Hoffman, Letha Trimble, Van Valey, and G. Roberts, with various relocations and community updates.
The advertisement warns against dangerous cough medicines with opiates and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the effective remedy. It claims the product loosens and cures the cough and expels poisonous germs, preventing pneumonia and consumption, and urges buying only the genuine yellow-pack version from druggists.
C O Green is on the sick list Ed Baker visited Casey Saturday Ed Gregg was at Arcola last week Otto Phillipps and family moved to Casey Sam Edinger visited Roy Newline Saturday night Herb Biggs and wife were Westfield visitors Saturday Frank Huntington visited Mr Bran denberg and family Sunday Wm Crawford and family visited Ed Hollis and family Sunday Roy Newlin and Sam Edinger were Marshall visitors Sunday Several attended the Gossett sale west of here Wednesday Chas Hildreth and George Hargie spent Sunday in Casey WEE Hawkins of Casey attended the Gossett sale Wednesday Mrs Otto Moore of Westfield visited Mrs C O Green Sunday James Ballinger and family visited Wm Armour and wife Sunday Chas Newlin and E A Tyler were Martinsville visitors Monday Mrs Ed Hollis was called north Tuesday by the death of her mother The little son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Howe has been quite sick the past week Mrs Chas Newlin Elmer Tyler and family visited Dr D Beasley and family Sunday
A Peoria man reports kidney trouble for years and says one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills completely relieves him. He endorses the medicine to others and notes it is healing and antiseptic, restoring health and strength. Sold by all druggists.
Chas Stockting and wife are Marshall visitors. Lloyd Pulver from Marshall visited his father. Rev. Parker Shields preached Monday night. Emma Lowe visited home folks over the weekend. John Mathew and family hosted dinner Sunday. Blacksmith Mr. Culter from Livingston was in the neighborhood Friday. Rev. Hickney from Martinsville joined Rev. Ambler for meetings. A local remark praised the Herald as the best paper in Marshall. Several men walked to Marshall Saturday since their horses were hard to move.
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals the lungs so serious results are feared less. The genuine remedy contains no harmful drugs and is in a yellow package. Sold by all druggists.
Road conditions slick and a busy community page reports on residents and events. Geo Soward had a safe Jan 12 while Gibbs and Ridgeway families cope with illness and schooling near Charleston and Willow Prairie. The Ohio Oil Co drills on a Green farm as rabbits fetch four cents and local bids note a saddle sale.
Aurora Stanley faces ruin as her father plans to surrender to justice. Alaric Leigh confides a plan to fund Europe escape with Aurora’s diamonds. Charley Buckingham reappears causing a dramatic love triangle and a torn betrothal ring.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions an event connected to a person named Bore and a possible regional context. Readable pieces imply a local notice or brief about an individual and a place, but the text remains unclear and incomplete.
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