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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
6
William Mebane of 2 on Third Street Marshall reports long kidney trouble eased after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He credits three boxes with relief and recommends the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole U
A pasted notice in the dining room warns staff that any financial or attentional fault by employees will be considered a favor if reported promptly to the proprietor. The text is poorly expressed and appears in multiple parts of the establishment.
A renowned dermatologist endorses Zemo for eczema itching skin diseases dandruff pimples and blackheads. He commends its external use and cleans liquid form over greasy salves and promises germ destruction to heal skin. Keifer offers free sample bottles and a booklet explaining self treatment at home.
The article notes Etna as Europe’s largest volcano, rising about 10 800 feet. It would require a ninety mile circuit to walk around its base and its slopes rise steadily to a crater nearly a mile wide.
The Kryptok bifocals are highlighted as a specialty with lens grinding praised as flawless. The ad notes broken lenses can be duplicated and claims high precision and clarity in vision products.
Barnum born July 5 1810 in Bethel Connecticut to Philo a tailor and innkeeper. He began with small trading and moved to New York where he ran a museum of curiosities and built fame through bold advertising. His Jenny Lind tour brought $712161.34 in ninety five concerts and his Tom Thumb venture defined his legacy before later financial reverses and a final resurgence before his death at eighty one.
Poem notes woes of theater life with a jab at managers aiming to end the one night stand. It laments late trains, low gross receipts, cheap dressing rooms, and harsh deputies as actors face bitter hostelries. York Republican excerpt via Arthur Chapman.
Organizers unaffiliated with established bodies push a farm hands union in eastern Washington and Oregon. They seek a minimum wage of 3.50 for eight hours, with sewers and forkers at 5.00. machine men would rise from 6.50–7.00 to 10–12 a day. Ranchers recruit from eastern central and southern states and colleges may enroll students from many campuses.
The Michigan Supreme Court holds that Bible reading prayer hymns and Protestant worship in schools violate the First Amendment. The ruling ordered a writ to discontinue daily religious services in Winchester District schools and emphasized compulsory participation breaches religious freedom. Justice Dunn authored the majority opinion with Cartwright and Hand dissenting.
A satirical take on modern women who channel forceful energy into housekeeping and domestic management. The piece imagines a revival parlor for overburdened housekeepers, praising moderation while lampooning relentless neatness and worry. It contrasts old time heroines with contemporary household crusaders.
Doctors agree eczema is a germ disease but seek a remedy that reaches the germs. Zemo draws germs to the surface and destroys them. A new book from Zemo makers explains home cure for eczema, blackheads, pimples, dandruff, and scalp diseases. Call Kelfer’s drug store for the booklet and details.
The Illinois Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned its prior stance in the Joyce case. It now holds that the parole act is constitutional despite earlier doubts tied to the act's funding provision for parole officers.
A letter from Edwardsville Michigan describes severe backache and kidney pain improving after a few short weeks with Foley Kidney Pills. The writer says the pills corrected kidney action and cured the backache and endorses the product as sold by druggists everywhere.
Proposals will be received by the Commissioners of Highways of Marshall Clark County Illinois on July 11 1910 for a 46 ft concrete culvert near Starkey farm just NW of Gee Gunder’s on Charleston Road The bid will be let to the lowest responsible bidder at 2 pm in the Town Clerk’s office Specifications may be seen at the Town Clerk’s office and Jay Swern’s Hardware Store Work to be completed by August 21 1910 Dated Marshall June 27 1910 Peters Brosman I W English J W Casteel Commissioners of Highways
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