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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
3
A frail spinster and a shy bachelor share a tense bond in a village tale. A fire endangers the neighbor’s home while the man’s earlier restraint and pity toward her shape a strange, moral collision as New Year approaches.
After suffering from piles and skin sores, Will A. Marsh of Siler City N C reports relief after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The advertisement claims it cures burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts and chapped hands and encourages readers to get it at Robt Prewett’s store.
The speaker yearns for a dawn awakening with a June breeze while listening to simple pleasures. Melba’s voice and money jingles, bells, streams, pine winds, and a mother’s croon evoke gladdened feelings, poets, and songs before a mower’s first rattle at dawn.
A wild blizzard rages causing suffering and illness with stuffed noses fever and throat coughing. Dr King’s New Discovery is touted as the remedy, with a customer claim of a three week crip illness cured by one bottle. Available in 65 and 1.00, guaranteed by Robt Préewett.
A provocative line stating that duplicity in marriage defines cowardice, reflecting a sharp stance on fidelity and social norms within a historical gossip or opinion column. The remark targets male behavior and marriage history as a moral measure.
An article warns Marshall residents to watch kidney signal No 1 urine changes and signal No 2 back pain linked to sick kidneys. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a local testimonial from C B Price of Paris Ti praising relief from back pain and altered secretions.
A wounded man named Jim Joyce lies dying after a front line injury described in clinical terms by a surgeon. The crowd and a friend question his fate as the dying man is mourned in a poem about parting and farewell by Grace Denlo Litchfield.
A small-time peddler with a basket sold bottles described as cold tea to three or four thirsty passengers during a train stop. He warned buyers to drink after leaving the station to avoid trouble, insisting the contents were real cold tea and noting the risky nature of the sales.
A Philadelphia autumn event at a Rittenhouse Square Thanksgiving ball features Henry E. Dixey the comedian serving at a dessert table while an elderly gentleman admonishes him. A Swedish New York merchant recounts missteps in Madison Avenue calling on a girl, and Judge Choate is humorously advised to obtain better eyesight or a pair of tongs.
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