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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1911

Page

4

Oil pollution case heard in federal master’s court

Testimony in a federal master’s proceeding targets oil companies accused of polluting rivers. Proceedings cover roughly 167 defendants across Robinson to Bridgeport with focus on Crawford County cases. Evidence concerns waste oil and debris blocking waterways and locks at Mt Carmel dam.

Rae SeWabae Ag RO Robins Nso Argus Spefelal U.S Ontt Psu Carmel Ohio Oi Co Jennings Producing Co Robinson Lawrenceville Ca- Bey Bridgeport Crawford Mt. Carmel Dam

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Praised by Easton Family

Mrs. Charles Kline of N 8th St Easton Pa says Foley's Honey and Tar cured several family members of bad colds and coughs. She notes it soothes throat irritation and loosens the cold and keeps a bottle at home. Sold by all druggists.

Foley Charles Kline N. 8Th St Easton

People Who Do As They Please Maintain Balance

A reflective line notes that those who act on their own will fare about as well as those who constantly strive to please others, suggesting balance between independence and accommodation. It implies social dynamics where self assertion and consideration both play roles in harmony.

Washington Visit Reflections and Pension Bill debate

The writer recalls the Grand Review grandeur with Shermans army and notes Mrs Mable Knipe and Harry in the Agricultural dept. He reports on Congress passing a pension bill for ex union soldiers and praises Jim Crow pool and Uncle Joe for backing it. Addenda mention social visits in January and local letters from Clark County readers praising the Herald and Oklahoma weather.

McKinley Sherman Pennsylvania Avenue Mable Knipe Robinson and Marshall Harry Agricultural Department Washington Congress Joe Jim Claypool Danville Illinois Normanda John R McClain Adam Gard McDonald Clements Adam Old Clark Darwin Marshall Philippines

Cannon Has Royal Blood The Life of Joseph Gurney

Westchester, Pa. bookseller L Lew Kane sends Speaker Cannon a biography, The Life of Joseph Gurney. Kane, a genealogical expert, attributes Norman and Irish royal lineage to Cannon, noting Gurney’s Quaker background and Joseph Gurney’s prominence in the eighteenth century.

Joseph Gurney Speaker Cannon W Lewis Kane Westchester Uncle Joe Mr Kane Mr. Cannon England William the Conqueror Cannon Gurney

A Voice from Tacoma Letters to the Herald

A Tacoma resident writes from January 1911 praising the city’s 100000 population, paved streets, Commencement Bay harbor, Mt Ranier views, and a new high school and stadium. The letter recounts visits to Bremerton naval yard, noting ships like the Colorado Pennsylvania Washington and the battleship Oregon nicknamed the Bulldog of the Navy.

Tacoma Wash Dear Herald Kilborn H. C. Bell Mr. Kilborn California Mr. Bell National U. S Commencement Bay Mt Ranier Mt. Tacoma Alaska Marshall United States Bremertor U. S. Navy Yard Colorado Pennsylvania Washington Boston Oregon Navy

Perilous Night Train Escape From Mount Carmel

A Oakland City youth Harry Chandler survived a perilous night ride after slipping onto a narrow sleeper ledge as a train left him behind near Mt. Carmel. Cold and numb, he clung to a car handle while the train crossed the Wabash river bridge until the conductor freed him after he smashed a vestibule door glass.

Oakland City Harry Chandler St Louis Mt. Carmel Wabash River Bridge Fe Hd Asa

Obituary notices for Richard P Layton and Nettie Ditzsenberger

Obituary notices recount Richard P Layton born in 1844 in Ohio and buried in Bailiff cemetery after serving in the Civil War and later ministering in Hutsonville and Windsor Michigan, surviving wife Elvina Daniels and five children. Also obituary for Nettie Ditzenberger born 1885 in Anderson township, married 1906 to Chester Ditzenberger, two daughters Gladys and Fern, and passing in 1911. mentions family grief and church ties.

Richard P. Layton Armstead Layton Licking County Ohio Crawford County Illinois Baptist Church Hutsonville Elvina Daniels Marshall James A Lester Lindley West York Clem Beal Terre Haute Hele Layton Fred Layton Windsor J. A. Sweet Marghall Bailiff Cemetery Nettie Ditzenberger Robert Sarah Nicol Anderson Township Congregational Church Albright W. A. Elliott Chester Ditzenberger Iis Gladys Fern Jesus J Little Gladys

Fo Jey's Honey and Tar Beehive Trademark Confusion

Readers report seeing packaging at shops that imitates Fo Jey's Honey and Tar branding. The impostor label contains misspellings and misleading wording, prompting caution over genuine Fo Jeys products and potential customer confusion.

Eczema Cure Promoted by D. D. D. Prescription

Robert Prewett, a druggist, advocates D. D. D. Prescription for eczema relief. He claims a wash of Oil of Wintergreen in D. D. D. provides instant itch relief, foundation cure, skin soothing, and supports ten years of complete cures among thousands. Drop by for a discussion.

Robert Prewett

Terre Haute Mayor Quizzes suitor on missing husband

Mayor Gerhardt of Terre Haute was asked by a NJ widow claiming to be an All 1 housekeeper to find her husband. She extolled virtues and said she could love any man who fed her. The mayor doubted his matchmaking chances and spoke with reporters about the case.

Gerhardt Terre “Haute Q7 Union

Fragmentary wartime veteran memoir hints at torment and health woes

A partial, garbled note from a veteran in Eris Finant Dr. speaks of torture endured years ago and ongoing abdominal and digestive troubles. The message mentions a doctor and a person named Robert Prewett amid unclear details.

Ayer zAyer Rouble Taithe Eris Taney Robert T Prewett

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