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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1918

Page

7

First Day of Battle of the Marne Recalled Frontline Strain

A wartime diary recounts a harrowing retreat through Suippes to Chalons sur Marne. Soldiers describe scorched homes, looted stores, and civilians displaced as German shelling and heat stifle movement. They camp openly, share scarce tobacco, and await orders as the Marne fighting begins.

Schiller Trousseau Nottany Staridus Chalons Suippes Chalons-sur-Marne Chal ‘Ons

Castoria Ad Promises Relief for Children

Twenty years ago Ben Johnson improved the St James Hotel in a report. Henry Klemm letters from Cuba place him near Santiago. Admiral Cervera's fleet engaged by the American fleet near Santiago. Republican convention in Casey nominates W W Jacobs. July Fourth school celebration draws six to ten thousand spectators with speakers Hthelbert Callahan and O W Stewart.

Ben Johnson St. James Henry Klemm Darwin Cuba Santiago Jane Bartlett Marshall Lewis Kerr Chicago Cervera Casey W. W. Jacobs Edgar County Hthelbert Callahan Robinson O. W. Stewart

Illinois to Record Sugar Sales Under New Food Admin Rules

Beginning Monday retailers statewide must record every sugar sale. Consumers may buy without certificate, starting July 1 only if they are domestic. Retailers must limit to three pounds per person per month and records will be checked to prevent hoarding. Certificates required for manufacturers and stores with many outlets. About 50 000 certificate holders expected across Illinois due to beet sugar losses and wartime shipping needs.

Illinois Food Administration Robert Stevenson Jr Eltys United States Food Administration Europe West- “Indies

Bell Defends Loyalty in War Debate and Protests German Atrocities

In a Washington DC letter dated June 27, E. C. Bell staunchly defends anti-German sentiment and patriotism, criticizes pro-German officials, and recounts reporting alleged abuses to the Department of Justice. He cites cases involving John P. Nason and Mrs Story and predicts Allied victory with General Foch leading a decisive German defeat.

Bell Hans John P. Nason House of Representatives Daniels Champ Clark Washington Newport R.K Massachusetts Pension Bureau Story Berlin William War Department Department of Justice Allen U. S. Court of New York Great Britain United States Germany Ireland Sinn France Italy Russia Erope Marne Thomases Foch Diaz Belgium E. C. Bell

Chicago Hero Captures Three Germans At Belleau Wood

Henry P Lenert, hailed as a unique Chicago hero, describes trapping three German soldiers during a fierce Belleau Wood battle. He reveals hiding in a shell hole after spotting a machine gun, surrendering the gunner, and escorting the prisoners to American lines with surprising calm amid chaos.

Henry P Lenert Chicago Belleau Wood

Baker Fined Heavily for Substituting Wheat Flour

Jeremiah Fitzgerald a Terre Haute baker was fined 1371 by Indiana food inspectors for violating federal food rules. He admitted using ten percent less substitutes in bread than required.

Jeremiah ‘Fitzgerald Terre Haute Indiana Food Inspector

Embroider Patterns on Large Carbon Paper Sheets

Classified note from the Herald Office promoting large carbon paper sheets for transferring embroidery and other patterns. Includes promotional lines and a fragmented advertisement text.

The Herald

German Woman Surrenders Revenge Fails to Save Husband

A German woman disguises herself as a soldier to avenge her husband killed in east Prussia. She rises to corporal and sergeant and leads prisoners toward a fortress. A peasant woman recognizes the husband in the marching line and pleads, saving him. The disguise is exposed, and the sergeant returns home, her revenge cooled.

East Prussia Karona

Ministers in Bed Debate Wakens Historic Cabinet

The piece notes how rulers seek odd remedies in tight spots citing Pitt and Newcastle sharing a bed to discuss whether Admiral Hawke should sail and how observers remark on such cabinet antics as masks for political maneuvering.

Christian Science Monitor Pitt England Duke of Newcastle Admiral Hawke

Why Soldiers Are Fataliats

A veteran rapport describes a fatalistic mindset among soldiers across armies. A Frenchman recalls surviving a Marne shrapnel burst when a fragment bore his initial, convinced it was his fate to live and that no other wound would reach him despite many battles since.

Marne

How Women May Become Stronger at Stamford University

Drs Cella D Mosher and E G Martin at Stamford university studied college women and found no inherent sex difference in muscular strength. They attribute strength variation to activity limits and dress rather than biology, and note that strong muscles do not reduce racial efficiency though weak pectoral muscles may be a racial disability.

Stamford University Cella D. Mosher E. G. Martin Mosher and Martin

Where King Albert Lives In Wartime Belgium

Article describes the Belgian monarch’s location inside German lines near Dunkirk. It notes a 25 square mile remaining area known as Les Moers and recalls a white two story country mansion with a garden, likened to Mount Vernon from the west.

Albert Belgium Les Moers Dunkirk Mount Vérnon

How Wild Animals Become Tame

The state and federal agencies safeguard deer elk antelope and mountain sheep in Colorado forests. Their protection has led to large herds grazing near towns and even entering village streets as they become more accustomed to humans.

Commission United States Forest Service Colorado Dany

Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Worth Across Nation

A nationwide chorus of praise from 50 000 users cites Dean's Kidney Pills for quick relief and lasting results. Marshall residents like Mrs Fred Wallis credit one box with ending backache and no recurring symptoms. Price 60 cents at dealers. now promoted as Dean's Kidney Plus from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Marshall Dean Fred Wallis Math St. Marshall

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