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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

Page

8

Chicago Record Herald Dramatic Critic Praises Bennett

The Chicago Record Herald champions James O'Donnell Bennett as the leading dramatic critic in the West praising his fearless fairness and deep knowledge. His columns blend reliable judgment with breezy accessible prose inspiring readers to follow theater, music, and arts coverage.

Richard Mansfield Chicago Record-Herald Chicago James O'Donnell Bennett Bennett West

Transplanting Animal Organs Shown Successful in Experiments

McClure's describes Dr. Alexis Carrel at the Rockefeller Institute proving kidney transplantation between animals can function for a period and that a dog's leg can be joined to another. The article notes historical limits in treating chronic organ diseases and imagines future improvements in limb and organ replacement.

McClure Burton J. Hendrick Rockefeller Institute Alexis Car Rel Car‘rel Institute Lundertaken

Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says Marshall Man

Chas Taubeneck of Marshall Illinois details a ten year battle with kidney disease and severe back pain. After trying various remedies he found relief within a week of using Doan's Kidney Pills and purchased eight or nine boxes to complete his cure. He endorses the product and notes its price and dealer information.

Chas. Taubeneck Washington Street Marshall Ill Harlan's Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

War stories reveal three brothers in Union service

In a reminiscence told to Kee RS Barker in McClure's Magazine, Grover Cleveland is cited amid Civil War discourse about misjudgment of the era. The speaker recalls three brothers of fighting age from a poor family drawing lots to enlist, two volunteering and one staying home to support relatives. The drafted brother later borrowed a thousand dollars to hire a substitute and repaid the loan after years of effort.

Grover ‘Cleveand Dian Kee RS Barker McClure Cleveland Parker

Pruning Advice For Fruit Trees In Early Spring Care

Early sap rise signals time to prune fruit trees. Remove dead or decaying limbs and water sprouts to prevent insect harboring eggs. Use a sharp knife or pruning tool. avoid careless cutting and keep home grounds free of unsightly shrubs. Burn dead branches safely from the wood pile or in a bonfire.

Charles S Deneen 1868 1905 Illinois Governor Birth and Career

Charles S Deneen born May 4 1868 in Edwardsville Illinois rose from teacher to lawyer. He served in the Illinois legislature, became Chicago sanitary district attorney, then Cook County state's attorney serving two terms. He married Bins Day Maloney May 10 1891 and had four children.

Charles Samuel Deneen Illinois Edwardsville Samuel H. Deneen McKendree College Lebanon Chicago Cook County Bins Day Maloney Mount Carrol

Colima Eruption Threatens Mexican Railroad and Towns

The Colima volcano in western Mexico shows a sharp rise in activity with dense smoke ash and fire from the crater. Lava flows may threaten the Manzanillo railroad base and nearby towns while residents express little alarm.

Mount Colima Mexico Manzanillo Mexican Central Railroad Tuxpam

Italian Historian Guglielmo Ferrero Lecturing Here

Italian historian Guglielmo Ferrero is delivering lectures in this country, drawing interest from academic circles and readers of his historical works.

Guglielmo Ferrero

Engraved calling cards offered at Herald office

Herald office announces availability of engraved calling cards for patrons seeking polished personal stationery. Customers may choose initials or full names with custom font options and metal or card stock finishes.

Herald Office

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