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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
7
A long running case from Ottawa district court centers on Bert Tawney accused of stealing pigs. Convictions have been overturned twice by the Supreme Court and a third appeal is underway. Prosecution costs now total about $1,000, with more to come.
Will A Marsh of Siler City NC credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with ending his itching distress from piles after use. The ad claims burns, boils, ulcers, fever sores, eczema, cuts, and chapped hands disappear, priced at 25 cents at Robt Prewett’s.
An editorial criticizes indeterminate sentences, denouncing reliance on influence and personal caprice to free prisoners. It argues the system grants extraordinary power to prison friends, inviting manipulation and eroding public accountability.
Leslie's Weekly argues internal Republican defections have strengthened the party over time. It notes 1864 1872 1884 1896 and 1908 defections and predicts future splits will fail as Republicans grow stronger with or without insurgents. The piece cites vote totals and party dynamics to claim resilience.
Advertises Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as the best cough and cold remedy with millions of satisfied users. Claims availability at all dealers.
A Peoria man traveling salesman H F Beers writes of long kidney troubles and says after using a certain pills his condition improved markedly. He claims the treatment relieved pain and restored health, urging others to try the product.
Ashkum Journal laments outmigration to the West as farmers and workers sell Illinois land and relocate. It notes western booster culture, California climate, Oregon apples, and Idaho farming as attractants. The piece calls for a state chamber of commerce to publicize Illinois advantages and keep capital and talent local.
An advertisement warns against opiate cough syrups and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a genuine remedy. It claims the product loosens and cures coughs, expels germs, and prevents pneumonia and consumption, urging customers to refuse substitutes and buy the yellow package from druggists.
A Wisconsin line paper reports the removal of an old elm tree along Maple Ridge highway. The tree measured about 64 inches in diameter, nearly 15 feet in circumference, and yielded roughly 16 cords of wood. The owner regrets the loss, noting the tree served generations with shade and beauty.
A medicine that lasts ten years must have merit. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey has sold sixteen years with yearly growth. The company guarantees it and offers it at all dealers.
A Keifer Drug Co claim offers Miona as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion and related stomach disorders including belching sour stomach gas eructations heartburn and a leaden abdominal feeling with money back. Local Marshall residents ponder its efficacy and value as they read the advertisement amid reports from sufferers and skeptical opinions.
The West sees growing city to farm migration as irrigation builds and rural life becomes increasingly attractive. About 1,000 government project farms of 40 to 80 acres await settlers with no lottery, requiring annual water charges of 3 to 6 dollars per acre and roughly 1,000 dollars in initial capital. A large spring influx is anticipated as applicants choose homesteads and file for water rights.
A Wild Blizzard Raging brings danger and suffering as thousands suffer colds and coughs. Signals include stuffed nostrils sore nose chills fever and a throat cough. One bottle cured A L Dunn after three weeks with grip. For sore lungs hemorrhages coughs colds whooping cough bronchitis and asthma it is supreme. 60c and 1.00 guaranteed by Robt Prevwett.
A correspondent from the American Grocer examines why living costs seem high. It asks why families pay premium prices for prime rib and oats when cheaper bulk or alternatives exist, noting widespread doubts about purchasing choices and the impact of supply and pricing on daily life.
Druggist Mr. Keifer endorses Zemo a clean liquid for external use that relieves and permanently cures skin and scalp diseases by drawing germs to the surface and destroying them. He will show proof of cures and explain how to use this home treatment for all ages.
Official notice fragment references Castoria for infants and children. Mentions administrator and legal terms tied to Jefferson County and Clark County with incomplete phrases.
Mrs Cyrus Johnson of South St Marshall Illinois shares a kidney disease recovery using Doans Kidney Pills from Green Harlan Drug Store. She details back ache headaches and irregular secretions fading after five boxes, urging others to follow the rescue.
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