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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
3
A Keifer Drug Co advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a nationwide welfare aid and laxative for all ages. It claims exclusive selling rights and offers a 10 cent trial, emphasizing ease of use and gentle action for toning sluggish livers.
In Gardiner Montana visitors flock to the Gardiner entrance of Yellowstone Park to see elk deer antelope and mountain sheep near winter-fed fields. Deputy Game Warden Pew Nelson notes an unprecedented turnout with many photos taken as snow covers tracks and roads.
Alumni influence pushes Wesleyan toward military drill on campus. A joint committee chaired by Colonel John Gribbel, with members from Albany, New York and Wesleyan, studies instituting regular army signal corps and drills using campus labs, wireless stations, and local lines. Presidents and trustees weigh the plan as Yale already moves toward campus training.
A recovered grip patient recalls the torment of illness and the toll on his hair and lungs. He describes the surgeon Dr Daw who said his case was unusually severe and notes the grind of the long convalescence.
Marshall resident Mrs. Thomas Craig reports kidney weakness relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says backaches headaches and general unwellness improved, claiming ongoing good results since starting the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. advertises the product at 50 cents.
Tornado and fire insurance offer from Cole & Cole and Marshak agency. Readable parts emphasize strong companies, lowest rates, and personal service. Contact details and place names are partially visible, indicating a regional rural brokerage ad.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Mr Bod and Mrs Tawney with vague references to items for sale. It alludes to a wallet containing exotic contents and a rough field or passage, but the exact details and context remain unclear.
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