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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1920

Page

7

Renewed Testimony Supports Doan's Kidney Pills

John W Brandenstein a harness maker of 1008 Locust St testifies in Marshall that kidney weakness caused dull back and loins pain since youth and that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms after a box. He endorses the product again on April 24 1919 saying he has had no return and continues to rate Doan's as OK.

Marshall John W Brandensteip Harnes Locust St Nore Dean Brandenstein Doan Foster-Milburn Co.iMirgs Buffalo

Evening Up After Death Overpraise and Abuse

A fragmented quote debates posthumous praise and lingering abuse of a man. The speaker questions whether excessive praise after death is deserved or merely compensates for the living’s neglect.

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Holdover Items From Last Week Omitted

Last week’s 12 page issue left out items required by law and contracts. This note explains that news and two columns of advertising were omitted and urges readers to remember these are last week’s stories about local friends.

Numerous Weekend Guests In Marshall Area

Local notices list many visitors and residents spending weekends with families in Marshall and nearby towns. Names include Dunn Blundell Lycan Curran Laufman Morton Huston Maxwell Sharp, and Messenger Mary Jane. trips feature visits to Portland Terre Haute St Louis Chicago and Detroit.

Visitors Bring News Across States to Indiana Kin

Local note notes numerous relatives from Indianapolis Augusta Kansas Chicago Iowa and Ohio visiting Wm Flint Geo Hilk Julia Miller and other families. Mentions Rex Ritter Harvey Grant Bertrand Golder Vivienne Cheek Leon Brewer Opal Gossett Evarkelistic tour by Rev Mary Baker and a large extended family gathering noting four generations.

Nan Quinn Josephine Indianapolis Ind Wm. Flint Roy Francis Augusta Kansas Geo Hilk E. L. Parker Chauncey Frank Orrell Charles Daniels Bassl Wyo Don Young Rex Ritter Dallas Texas George Ritter Harvey M. Grant Bowling Green Jap Doughty Clinton Harold Miller Chicago Julia Miller A. L. Harris Muskogee Oklo Davenport Iowa E . Giffel Leon I. Brewer Opal Gossett Princeton Ot Lamb and Son Harry Sturdevant and Daughter Arcola Albart Flagge Mro Lucian Emrick Coaldren Wes HM Grant

Margaret and Welén Gebhart Plan Midwest Trip

Margaret plans to leave for Chicago to meet Welén M. Gebhart. They will then travel to Sylvan Lake Indiana to join a party that has rented a cottage for a month.

Margaret Priday Chicago Welén M. Gebhart Sylvan Lake Indiana

Local Notes and Visits Across Dolsin Township

Dolsin Mabel Morgan stays with John Hurst's family for a few days. Albert Hammond and wife of Martinsville visited Mrs Tate Laura Heimer and daughters. Amos Morgan and family hosted a visit. Mrs Mryde Stevens of Paris visits sister Mrs Sperry Claypool. Watchings and wife spent Sunday with relatives in Marshall. Dolsin township Sunday-school convention set for Blue Grass on Sunday afternoon July 11. Ray Cutright and wife welcomed a daughter born July 2. Allie Lietham of Terre Haute visiting Mrs Tate this week. Glen Nay and wife of Kansas visited the Bueschmeyers. JW Hutchings, Will and Roe Davis, Fieldan Kester and Dave Montgomery fished near Olney last week and caught a 38 pound catfish.

Clark Jackson Terre Haute Ed Beadle Melvin Lambdin J. R. Sullivan Marguerite Walls John Dunn Robinson Frances Paddock Darwin Electa Davis Will Hogue St. Louis Jean Kelly Chicago J Q. Potter Indiana Oho Lloyd Pulver Mary Jane J. M. Pulver Charles Sweitzer Dan Ickle Ohio Ashland D Burnett Margaret Kerr Virginia Shaw Asther Levings Paris Katie E. Riley Esther Orange Grace Elam Auburn Esther Riley Harry Childs Emma Gilbert John Cunningham Rev. McCoy Ernst John Shoemaker Marshall Jesse Ditzenberger Arcola Oscar Ditzenberger Leonard King C. A. Ditzenberger Jas, Davison Anderson E. R. Frigk New Orleans Louisiana A. W. Carhart Ada M. Frick Alec Spangler Detroit Michigan Hilda Spangler Indianapolis Peter Spangler Mabel Morgan John Hurst Albert Hammond Martinsville Tate Laura Heimer Amos Morgan Mryde Stevens Sperry Claypool Dolsin Township Blue Grass Ray Cutright Allie Lietham Terre Hantes Tate Glen Nay Kansas Bueschmeyer S. JW Hutchings Alta Ruth Carpenter Lizzie Williams Herd William Starky Jefferson Brewster Eld Bert Eckels Clarksvile Irmagene Bernadine Virginia Miller Perry Jackson Claude Blizzard Thomas Blizzard Hattie Blizzard John Golda Jesse Walker Laren Dale Irmogene Margaret, Lincoln Agius Hollenbeck Lola ‘Orton Cora Walker Alma Williams Neam Williams Witiy Williams Terry Williams

Martinsville Social Notes from River Outing and Local Visits

Sunday gatherings at the river included numerous families such as the Johnsons Macklins Cooks Snyders and Huckabees with others like Robert Lindsey and son Herbert visiting Decatur to consult a specialist for his son. Rain aided remaining damp areas while Rev Mr Tharp formerly of the M E church in Martinsville now at Mansfield Iowa is visiting.

Jesse Johnson Charley Johnson Alva Macklin Alonzo Cook Charley Snyder Roy Huckabe Baird Cleaver Lella Hurst Marie Hasley Sylvia Underwood Cecil Garver Hilda Fasig Fred Gallatin Robert Lindsey Herbert Decatur Tharp M. E. Church Our City Mansfield T.P. Cleaver Springfield Kansas Ami Elmer Kitchen North York Street L. O Mary Cook Connersville Ind Edith Stepp Warren Ohio Jerry Ishler Lewis Wright Arlen

Local social notes cover visits and family ties in Choctaw

Choctaw and Marshall residents share weekend visits with relatives in Marshall Clarksville Terre Haute and Paris. A birth notes an 8 pound boy named Dane Dale born June 28. A closing line critiques sociologists urging workers to farm and plow.

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