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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
1
In a farm house parlor a white china cat and a smooth coated china dog quarrel over being real. A china boy on the mantel commands the dog to perform then an accident reveals the cat cannot speak at night. The dog remains boastful while the cat plans to stay silent until the magic hour passes.
A whimsical fragment outlines the Appleton clan with odd anecdotes about smallpox quarantine, proposed surgical jokes, measles, photography dress, and ancestral spoons. It notes Daysey Mayme Appleton and Lysander John Appleton in brisk, humorous vignettes reflecting era manners and local gossip.
The article traces Bean lineage from Jersey and Scotland to New England and the Midwest. It highlights Lewis Bean as progenitor of the New World branch, Eli Bean a Civil War general, Jonata Bean from Scotland settling in Exeter, and William Bean with Daniel Boone as early Kentucky settlers. It notes possible name origins from ban white and bean meaning small in Cornwall, and discusses Waters as a derived surname from Walter.
The weekly kitchen hints list wild game dishes for Sunday through Saturday including roast wild duck, sirloin steak, codfish chowder and oyster stew. It also provides detailed sausage recipes for Italian and Bologna styles, plus a steamed pudding with apples and molasses.
Early spring millinery shows diverse shapes from poke to tricorn and turbans as dealers review hats for Easter. Novel stitches and machine knit lace effects lead the season with jade and white knits, pastel colors, and affordable elegance in dresses, scarves, and sweaters.
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