Marshall Powers To Second Win Of The Season
Marshall defeats Charleston Tuesday night led by captain Malloy who scored six field goals as Marshall shows strong improvement. Charleston’s Henry stood out, while Robins Simmons and others recorded points. free throws tally Malloy one and Simmons three.
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Marshall
Charleston
Jot “Malloy
Avery Gaime
Henry
Waltons
Stavehall-Kube
Malloy
Kahn
Sooner
Rob‘ing
Simmons
Charles‘ton
Robins
January social notes from West Union and nearby towns
The column records residents and guests visiting from January 6 to January 10. Names include Thelma Tracy, Chalmers Clatfelter, Tarquin Bennett, Rex Cork, Leland Baker, Lora Marlowe, Mary William Bod, Bernard Myles, Virginia Knipe, Elizabeth Rhodes, Jayne Figg, Fred Reglin, John Black, Jessie Welch, Katherine Cunningham, Lena Kiger, Willina Wiser, Paul Baker, Lucille Thompson, Sylvia Ritter, Eleanor Snavely, Frederick Carroll, and Marshall attendees Kathryn Bassett Eva Burkhart Alice Wheeler Kathryn Smith Albert Sockler Neil Garvey.
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Jerry Thompson
West Union
Thelma Tracy
Chalmers Clatfelter
Terre Haute
Tarquin Bennett
Jeannette Beck
Rex Cork
Leland Baker
Lora Marlowe
Mary William Bod
Bernard Myles
Virginia Knipe
Elizabeth Rhodes
Jayne Figg
Fred Reglin
John Black
Latters
Jessie Welch
Katherine Cunningham
Lena Kiger
Willina Wiser
Paul Baker
Martinsville
Lucille Thompson
Indiana
Sylvia Ritter
Janeuary
Eleanor Snavely
Frederick Car-roll
Rose Poly-Central
Marshall
Marshall-Toledo
Toledo
Kathryn Bassett
Eva’ Burkhart
Alice Wheeler
Kathryn Smith
Albert Sockler
Neil F. Garvey
Banquet Attended by Club Leaders at Westfield High
Mrs Connelly and Frank McGee President of the Agricultural Club attended the Father and Son Banquet at Westfield High School on January 9. Dr A WeNelall from the University addressed the gathering at the department of education event.
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Connelly
Frank McGee
Agricultural Club
Agriculture Club
Westfield High School
Iasterci Day
A. WeNelall
University
Woman Endures Beating Then Burns Herself in Escape
In a vivid, uneasy account a woman unable to endure repeated abuse sets herself aflame, comparing her attacker's actions to a blast of madness. An unrelated vignette follows about an Irishman awaking to discover two men sleep beside him and a mistaken identity moment as the joker exposes a prank gone wrong.
John Scholfield Debating Club At Marshall Township High
Marshall Illinois school paper outlines platform for M T H S with goals of higher scholarship, improved athletics via a new Zoom term, honor system and better extracurricular activity. Names staff roles and editors appear in the masthead.
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John Scholfield
Marshall Township High School
Marshall, Ilinois
Have You an Alibi You May Lose Your Life If Lazy
The piece warns against making alibis for missed homework and excuses during class. It cautions that habitual justification leads to laziness, poor opinions from teachers, and future career trouble. It urges readiness to do the work and to avoid excuses entirely.
As Good As You Are A Student’s View On Grades
The piece argues that grades reflect not absolute equality but effort and mastery. It asserts the United States guarantees equality before law, not mental or physical equality, and that superiority comes from using ability, not grade alone.
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United States
Correction on Walter Booth as Captain-elect Warded in Sweater Incident
Correction notes Walter Booth, captain-elect for next year, was warded a sweater and letter after an error in last week’s issue. The sweater features two stripes.
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Walter Booth
Growing Familiar 1 War Question and Queen Annie’s War
A fragment references a future or hypothetical conflict phrased as “What was the next American war?” alongside a mention of “Queen Annie’s war,” suggesting historical or literary notes. The text appears as a brief OCR fragment with unclear context and attribution.
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Stella ‘P
Sketch to an Incense Burner by Mary Stephenson
A short sketch titled to an incense burner is attributed to Mary Stephenson and appears in the Literary Supplement of the Calumet Herald. The piece showcases a literary piece from the period and reflects the tone of the supplement.
Calendar notes show students events and games
Jan 15 Marshall plays Robinson here with Jan 19 Greenup vs Marshall and Jan 23 Martinsville hosts Marshall. January 20 GCC meeting and Jan 21 Latin Club meeting listed.
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Marshall
Robinson
Greenup
GCC
Martinsville
Sandalwood Sage of the Orient Awakens a Dream
A speaker addresses a rigid Buddha figure, exploring tension between calm serenity and perceived mockery. The discourse weaves images of sandalwood fragrance, Oriental nights, Mandalay, gardens, and a quest for meaning amid wealth and fate as sleep ends the meditation.
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Buddha
Mandalay
Orient
Objectives of High School Chemistry by Ward LaRue
The text outlines high school chemistry aims including understanding matter transformation and chemical changes. It stresses foundational principles in the first semester through experiments and laboratories, then studies properties and everyday applications in the second semester, linking chemistry to industry, health, and national progress.
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Secord
National Defense
LaRue
Plants That Protect Coasts From the Sea
A writer argues hardy tamarisk and sea thrift shield coastlines as effectively as walls. Examples from Sussex and Norfolk show shingle binding with tamarisk and blue sea thrift forming living barriers. Storms embed shrubs in new shelf, yet sprouting strengthens the land rampart.
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Norfolk
Sports a Century Ago Not of Highest Order
London entertainments a century ago mixed sport with spectacle. An 1825 Observer report details a Westminster dog pit where Billy the dog killed ninety rats in seven minutes thirty seconds before fifty ranked spectators and the king's rat catcher. Another note mentions Wombwell’s den for Nero the lion and a planned June display with dogs.
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London
Westminster Pit
Billy
Wombwell
Nero
John Smith
Blalf Moon Tap
Terrible Passage of the Bridge of Lodi
The Adda River bridge at Lodi became famous after Bonaparte led grenadiers to breach Austrian lines on May 10 1796. The victory compelled Milan to capitulate soon after and sparked Bonapartes rise in ambition.
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Adda
Lodi
Italy
Bonaparte
Beaulieu
Tyrol
Milan
Ledi
Kansas City Star
Literary Supplement Published by Calumet Herald
The Calumet Herald in Hammond Indiana released a Christmas gift edition with a student literary supplement featuring strong poetry by Mary Stephenson ex 26 including a piece titled To an Incense Burner and other notable works.
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Calumet Herald
Hammond
Indiana
Mary Stephenson
Charleston High Students Create Christmas Gifts and Candies
Reading through the ragged text, Charleston High students made Christmas gifts in December and followed with Christmas candies. The Hammond High School printing department taught students the “dirty” work for school publications and forms. The Hammond High Orchestra aired on WHT, with a second broadcast requested after initial success. Mr. Martin scolds students about lining up and crooked lines.
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Charleston High
M+ T
Nodn
Hammond
Hadex Printing Départment
Umbrella Exchange Idea Spreads Across Cities
Brussels leads with a well organized umbrella borrowing bureau. Members pay a low annual subscription and receive a metal token with an index number. When rain comes they present the token at a society agency to borrow an umbrella and return it at the next agency for a replacement counter.
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Brussels
British Museum
National Gallery
The Fly Flew
A sharp art critic derides a painting for weak technique noting flawed trees grass roots and paper thin clouds. He criticizes a painted fly as crude before the fly itself tires of the lecture and takes flight.
There Were Others and the Proposal Across Family Lines
A young man nervously asks to marry the daughter in a scene where the father welcomes him and urges discretion and generosity. The dialogue shifts to light, personal matters as the couple discuss family ties and plans, with light humor about friends and engagements. The piece ends with brief exchanges about studies and pursuit.
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Matt
Margaret
Dorothy
Bella
Nancy
Pinchbeck alloy used for cheap goldlike jewelry
Pinchbeck is a copper zinc alloy named after its inventor a London watchtanker who died in 1782. It imitates gold in appearance but weighs less and lacks resonance. typical composition ranges from 10 to 15 percent zinc with copper, sometimes tin added. The term also applies to anything counterfeit as in Trollope’s usage.
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London
Anthony Trollope
Reading Read Set for Contradiction and Confutation
A Reading Read is arranged to challenge accepted views, urging participants to weigh evidence and consider opposing arguments rather than accept statements at face value. The program emphasizes critical discussion and rigorous examination of prevailing beliefs.
Marshall quintet defeated by Toledo 16 to 13
Marshall went down to Toledo Tuesday night 16 to 13 as the team displayed off form and poor shooting. Dago Martin stood out at back guard, while Willis Malloy Light Buckner Keller and Stewart Smith contributed for Marshall in a hard fought game.
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Marshall
Toledo
Dago” Martin
Tauby
Willis
Malloy
Buckner
Keller
Sockler
Stewart Smith
Martin
Kuhn
Alumni Notes Reveal Weekend Visits and Funeral Attendance
Harold Edens 21 of Robinson spent the weekend in Marshall Virginia Amyx 25, who has been in Charleston, visiting with her parents. George Fredenberger of Butler College came home for the funeral of his grandmother Anna Pavison 21 of Paris was in Marshall. Robert Mathews 22 was in Terre Haute Thursday night January 9 Edith Cunningham 20 was in Martinsville Saturday. Russell Baker 25 of Terre Haute Normal is visiting his parents Creal Stout 25, who had been working in Arkansas, returned home Jordie Lewis 25 spent the weekend in Marshall.
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Harold Edens
Robinson
Marshall
Virginia
Amyx
Charleston
Anna Pavison
Paris
Robert Mathews
Terre Haute
Edith Cunningham
Martinsville
Mget
Russell Baker
Creal Stout
Arkansas
Jordie Lewis
Humorous Quotes and Village Anecdotes From Local Radio
A collection of lighthearted exchanges and quips from a small town setting. A father questions his son about punishment while a boy jokes about punishing invisibly. Other snippets feature a doctor’s plain English diagnosis and family dynamics over toys, manners, and respect.
Miss Jones Denies Lecture on Chewing Gum
The item records Miss Jones stating she did not lecture on chewing gum as printed in the last issue and mentions she read a pasture as a poem referring to the same on that date. Dialogue includes Dan F and Herbert S with fragmented exchanges about sleep and needle use.
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Miss Jones
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