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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1921

Page

8

No Assignments on Committees in Early Session Rules

Amid talk of adopting procedures, the session will focus on formal matters with no committee assignments. Governor Small’s pending appointments, Lowden-era recess picks, a new state tax commission, and mining director roles loom as Senate action targets. The American Legion outlines reforms for soldiers and orphans homes, plus teacher protections and vocational education proposals.

Senate Smail Nxt Lowden Fente Small General Lantern State Tax Commission Mines and Minerals ME Media Harrisburg Tetons Prosrim Hooctithon Fk A Sree

Only Living European Said To Visit Sheshawan

The Morocco correspondent of the London Times claims to be almost the only surviving European to have entered Sheshawan, a small inland Moroccan town near Tetuan. He visited in 1884 in Moorish disguise and notes the town’s terraces, springs, gardens, poor inhabitants and crafts of painted wood and woolen textiles.

Morocco London Times Sheshawan Shesshaan Bent Zerel Tetuan Times Mmountain Woolatone Nh Shiwan Fez

Seek Runaway

John Birchfield of Marshall Illinois sought police help Friday to locate his 15 year old son Eugene Birchfield who ran away Thursday morning. The boy, last seen with $26, wore a striped overall and a cap, stood five feet tall and weighed 121 pounds, and was believed headed toward Terre Haute.

John Birchfield Marshall Ill Eugene Birchfield Terre Haute

Parodies and Pepys Influence on Newspapers and Writers

The piece notes a trend of parodies of the Rubaiyat and then parodies of Samuel Pepys Diary influencing literary journalism. It discusses how parodists thrive amid shifting tastes, while Pepys style chronicles offer ongoing fodder for columns, with satire persisting beyond changing eras.

Omar Khayyam Omar Samuel Pepys Pepys Ohio State Journal Anet

Flat Feet Treatment Raises Hopes For Mobility

War experiences have reshaped views on flat feet once seen as career limiting. The article explains weak arches cause bones to drop and muscles to fail, and claims sustained treatment can lift bones back toward normal height, enabling participation in activities like military service.

Europe America

Flivver Airplanes Worthless For Serious Work

A Scientific American critique argues that “flivver” airplanes with small frames and weak engines are mainly novelties. They are unstable in flight, underpowered in adverse conditions, and not durable, offering little practical value for serious aviation tasks.

Scientific American

Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Casey and Wabash Townships

B L Howe age 29 and Ruth Mauk age 23, both of Casey township, along with Cary Miler Jr at 26 and Marie Setzer at 19 of Wabash township, are recorded for marriage. John Franklin Shute 24 of Casey and Eva Mae Kite 19 of Casey, Francis Welsh 18 of Orange township and Lala Mtankenbaker 18 of Orange, are also listed.

B. L Howe Casey Ruth Mauk Casey Township Cary Miler, Jr Wabash Township Marie Setzer John Franklin Shute Eva Mae Kite Francis Welsh Orange Township Lala Mtankenbaker Orang

Make Friends Through Broad Social Contacts

Fred C. Kelly urges expanding acquaintances as a path to personal and business benefit. He differentiates meeting people from making friends, notes city dwellers miss opportunities, and cites a San Francisco fireman connection as an example of how a broad network can yield contracts. He favors introductions while valuing casual conversation.

Fred C. Kelly Leslie Ube San Francisco

Million Dollar Mail Heist Rocks Mt. Vernon

Federal agents swarmed Illinois last night after four sacks of registered mail were stolen in Mt. Vernon likely carrying about $500000 in currency. The pouches were meant for payrolls in Franklin County coal fields and the theft occurred between loading at the post office and unloading at the Chicago and Eastern Illinois depot. No crew was seen and authorities could not determine how many people were involved.

Mt. Vernon Ilinois Franklin County Chicago & Eastern Iuinote

When a Man Thinks The World Has It In For Him

A saying notes that when a man believes the world targets him, misfortune often follows as people react to his mindset and actions. The remark cautions against inviting trouble by expecting hostility from others.

Illinois Farmers Face Patchy Crops and Bank Changes in 1920

Reports by S D Fessenden list Illinois counties with top yields in corn buckwheat potatoes tobacco apples grapes and pears for 1920. Counties like Carroll Grundy Knox Marshall Iroquois Kankakee Pulaski show high percentages. Bank activity rises from 969 to 1871 state banks as private banks convert. many close. Other notes cover Chicago marketing concerns at a farmers meeting, a Dixon banker’s suicide, Aurora women entering politics and wage hikes for police and fire across several towns.

Springfield S. D. Fessenden Ilinois Carroll Grundy Knox Marshall Iroquois Kankakee Pulaski Fessenden Lee Winnebago Cass Mason Wayne Henry Putnam Pratt Wabash Adams Douglas Richland Hamilton Kane Greene Sangamon Randolph Willamson Massac White Grapes Jo Daviess Mercer Boone de Kalb Fulton Schuyler Calhoun Macoupin Pike Logan Macon Stark Tazewell Vermilion Cumberland Effingham Fayette Jasper Marion Shelby Clinton Williamson Edwards Franklin Jefferson Saline Pears McHenry Morgan Menard Moultrie Illinois Ward B. Whitlock Banking and Building and Loan Office of Auditor of Publi Accounts Russel General Assembly Chicago Minnots Agricultural Association State Farm Bureau Dixon Elmer J. Countryman Lee County Countryman Union State Bank Aurora J. H. Bliss Aurora Society A. J. Hopkins United States Bliss Kane County Federation of Women's Clubs Elgin D. FP Gahan Jamaica David Philip Champatz Edith Armstrong Oliver Tray Bridge Ida Gatch Milik Chicago City

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