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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1928
Page
7
Sunday school begins at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 45 a sermon by the pastor Epworth League gathers at 6 15 for a topic The Christ of the Indian Road Evening worship is at 7 30 Rev AL Horn will bring the gospel message Revival services run nightly at 3 00 led by Rev J C McMahon.
The Palestine Baptist Association will hold its 1st and 2nd quarter session starting Friday night January 27 and continuing through Sunday with an all day session Saturday. Ministers and speakers from member churches will discuss topics and sermons during the event.
The notice lists church activities for Christian Next Soni church. Bible school at 9 30 am morning worship at 10 45 am with theme Building with God. Evening worship at 7 00 pm with theme What Must I Think to be Saved. Junior Endeavor during morning worship and Senior Endeavor at 6 60 pm. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7:00.
The notice lists M. E. Church Circuit F O Coffin and United Brethren Centenary with Sunday school at 9:30 a m and preaching at 10:30 a m. Marshall offers a 9:30 a m Sunday school and 7:00 p m preaching with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p m. Christian Endeavor groups meet evenings.
Sunday school at 10:00. Morning preaching at 11:00. Evening service at 7:30 led by Rev. Smidtt of Terre Haute.
Services held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday worship at 11 o clock. The midweek testimonial meeting is at 8 96 o clock. A reading room and circulating library offer Bible and Christian Science literature on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 00 to 4 00 p m.
The London Tit-Bits notes that the term cane derives from an Indian word meaning of Bengal. One story houses define the province, as Anglo Indians revived the style and coined the word.
A fragment quotes Uncle Eben saying he will take what he can grab quickly and act thankful. The line appears in the Washington Star as a colloquial remark reflecting thrift and street wisdom.
The phrase horse chestnut explains size by noting horse implies large. It states the horse chestnut is a larger nut than the true chestnut and the term is used in reference to fruit size.
South Carolina seceded from the Union becoming the first Confederate state on December 20, 1860. The state's history spans discovery exploration proprietary and royal rule and its period of statehood.
The National Rabbit Federation recognizes two main classes of domestic rabbits. Some breeds show several varieties within a breed, differing in size and type but sharing color variations. Breeds are categorized into two groups: utility and fancy.
Epoch by Percy MacKaye portrays Sterie Mauciaye as the inventor of many modern stage devices and author of Ha zel Kirk. He is described as a romantic, thrilling nineteenth century figure and a key figure in theatrical history.
The famous Hallelujah chorus from Handel's oratorio The Messiah marks a climactic celebration of Jesus' birth and is noted as a great prayer of joy in the Christmas season.
A quotation highlights that the happiest homes rely on mutual trust rather than constant dictionary checks. It emphasizes faith in a partner's judgment and shared understanding as the foundation of harmony.
The quote contrasts majority and minority noise with a reporter’s view. It notes that if both sides spoke as loudly as the minorities, there would be no clear signal for reporters to interpret. The remark underscores press struggles with competing voices.
The cavalry bugle call Bouts and Saddles signals mounted drill and is a corruption of the French boute selle meaning put on the saddle.
A historical estimate places at least one million people employed in road and land infrastructure work across the United States with significant labor force involvement in construction and related sectors. The figure reflects broad public works and private development activity shaping national progress.
Estimates place weekly noise costs in the United States at 10 million dollars due to worker inefficiency from inability to concentrate in noisy environments. The figures highlight financial impact on productivity and business costs across industries.
A compact aphorism notes that borrowing trouble is harder than borrowing money, implying more ease in finance than in avoiding worries. The line plays on phrase structure and modern newspaper tone.
A brief quotation attributes to George Elo. It proclaims that perfect faith rises above fear and resilience through faith.
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