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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1918
Page
7
A letter cites daily telephone vexations in Robinson's area with frequent wrong numbers ringing delays and missed replies. The writer laments the nuisance and notes talk of another company building a new plant to improve service.
A obituary recounts Benjamin Ryan Tillman once feared as a radical firebrand who distrusted elites and spurred reform in South Carolina. Over time his style softened, his views shifted toward conservatism, yet he retained influence and earned lasting respect from colleagues despite fierce earlier rhetoric.
The Herald Office offers large sheets of carbon paper for transferring embroidery patterns and other designs. Provides a handy supply for pattern makers and crafters seeking clean transfers.
The senate expresses deep sorrow over his death, recognizing the loss and the impact of his passing within the chamber. The tone conveys solemn respect and lasting tribute.
Samuel T. Heston’s Gibson county farm grows a new “super-wheat” grain. Seed cost $178 per bushel with forty pounds sown per acre, forecast to yield about 100 bushels per acre. Grain men and millers praise quality and potential seed stock for next year.
Paris News reports a wealthy retired Edgar County farmer hoarded war flour. A federal food commission inquiry found he stored thirty three 50 pound sacks. The flour was turned over to a Paris grocer for distribution. outcome of penalties or warnings remains unclear.
Backache signals weak kidneys and Doan's Kidney Pills are urged as a tested remedy. Mrs. Edgar Nay of Marshall credits three boxes for relief after prolonged back pain and urinary issues. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets Doan's Kidney Pills.
A public statement from five large meat packers argues that their three year combined profits of 140 million on sales over four and a half billion reflect tiny margins. They claim only one third of the national meat business is represented and deny price manipulation.
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