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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1918

Page

3

Illinois Oil Fields Decrease in 1916 Production

The 1916 Illinois petroleum output totaled 17 714 236 barrels, down 7 percent from 1915. The average well price was 1.65, boosting total market value beyond all prior years. 1 461 new wells were completed, with Crawford County leading in count and Lawrence County in volume.

Ulinois John D. Northrup United States Geological Survey Department of the Interior Illinois State Geological Survey Illinois Crawford Lawrence Allison Township Lawrence County Allendale Wabash County Colmar McDonough Aleshire St. Marys Township Hancock County Henderson County Biggsville Olinois Breese Township Clinton County Carlyles Pea Ridge Township Brown Otego Township Fayette County Eldorado Saline County Campbell Hill Jackson County Birmingham Schuyler County

Mysterious Garabed Vies for Special Patent Legislation

Armenian inventor T K Giragossian claims a device called Garabed will replace steam engines and power the world with nearly no cost. He has urged Congress and earned favorable committee reports while President Wilson signals support and a standards Bureau review to verify usefulness and safety.

Garabed T. K. Giragossian Girgologian Patent Office Wilson Giragossian Redfield Statton Bureau of Standards

A Goldier Boy's Sad Letter From Camp Taylor

A private letter from Sergeant M OD Nester at Camp Taylor Kentucky to his wife in the city reveals life with soldiers is not always sweet and hints at hardships, aiming to share the soldiers’ perspective with local readers.

M OD. Nester Camp Taylor

The Guatemala Earthquake Destruction Described From Guatemala City

A letter from C F Secord in Omaha recounts the January 3 Guatemala City earthquake after December 25 destruction. He describes ground upheaval, roaring shocks, shattered mountains, chasms, and the city left in ruins with people living in improvised tents.

Guatemala City Omaha Neb C F Secord Guatemala Chichicastenango

Carbon Paper For Embroidery Patterns Available

Large sheets of carbon paper for transferring embroidery and other patterns are available at the Herald Office.

Herald Office

Self-Examination on Mistakes and Self-Improvement

The piece argues that people justify their own errors while magnifying others faults. It urges recognizing personal failures and pursuing persistent self improvement rather than judging neighbors and assuming superiority. It notes self complacency runs deep and requires honest effort to overcome.

The Charleston News and Courier

Illnolis Stands at the Head Farm Value Records 1917

The Department of Agriculture reports U S farm products valued at 19.44 billion in 1917, up over 6 billion from 1916 and nearly 9 billion more than 1915. Crops totaled 313.61 billion, 76 percent of farm product value, with animals at 5.83 billion. State rankings list Texas, Iowa, Illinois top for crop value. Indiana eighth in 1917.

United States Department of Agriculture Texas Iowa Indiana

Foley Kidney Pills advertised for tired women with aching heads

Mrs. Frank P. Wood of Merrill Maine testifies that Foley Kidney Pills bring relief quickly. The ad claims tiredness back pain and nervous strain improve as kidneys strengthen and poisons are expelled, promising peaceful nerves and sounder sleep with genuine Foley Kidney Pills.

Foley Frank P. Wood Merrill Maine

Failure of the Fuel Order by Garfield Blamed for Effects

The Marshall Herald comments on the five day suppression ordered by Fuel Administrator Garfield. It argues the regulation failed to improve fuel supply and harmed the economy, noting coal shipments to New York Harbor rose briefly but overall activity slowed, and accusing Garfield of misjudging the program's aims while the public complied.

Mississippi Garfield New York Harbor New York Dr. Garfield

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