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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
7
A physician warns rural readers about rhus dermatitis from poison ivy. He describes severe eye swelling from misused salves, urges hospital evaluation, and recommends a treatment of equal parts alcohol and lime water applied with cloths. He notes lead salt solutions as effective when properly directed.
The alcohol and lime water treatment proved equally effective and could be applied continuously without danger. The patient mentioned was relieved of his ailment in seventy two hours.
A description notes water glass formed by heating allica calcined soda and powdered coal in a crucible to a molten mass, which is cooled powdered and extracted with water then evaporated. It mentions uses in proofing fabrics and memes, with unclear trailing text.
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes Urele Shon eruse about Sunday routines and moral tests within a community. The garbled OCR text suggests a discussion of weekly behavior and a focus on righteousness, but specific names, dates, or events are unreadable.
The article states airplane deafness is a temporary condition lasting only a few hours. It is mainly caused by exhaust noise and can be remedied with silencers and ear protection such as oil cotton plugs or helmet mounted stoppers used by the aviator.
Workmen uncover a Roman memorial stone dating likely to the fourth century in York England while laying a drain. The stone likely marks a nearby Roman road the practice of placing memorials beside roads in Roman times.
In Leigh Hunt's view the love of moral beauty and the retention of youth's spirit show good disposition and indicate a large mind. The passage underscores poetry as a virtue shaping character and wisdom.
Worms in Hesse Darmstadt sits on the Rhine's left bank as one of Germany's oldest cities. In 1521 Martin Luther defended his theological stance at the Diet of Worms before German princes.
Inspirational reflection on progress and stagnation. It contrasts advancing effort with yielding to stillness, warning that stopping leads to being outdistanced and diminished. The speaker urges continuous growth and perseverance to avoid decline.
The 1876 Cearless engine at the Philadelphia Centennial was the era's largest, rated around 1400 horsepower. Today single steam turbo-generator sets reach about 60,000 horsepower, marking a vast leap in power density and technology.
During the mating season pine squirrels engage in frequent battles between males, a recurring behavioral pattern noted in the study.
The Suez canal is described as the longest at about 90 miles, while the Panama canal is noted as the deepest and widest with a depth of 45 feet and a width of 800 feet.
A scientist reports that applying manganese and other metals speeds plant growth. The method, described as effective when applied with a hoe, suggests common rich soil practices may hasten development.
We extend thanks to many friends for kindness during illness and death of our beloved mother Mrs. Ross Culter for floral remembrances and comforting songs rendered.
Henry M Braynard born Clark county January 4 1852 died June 24 1927 at his son Perry home near Crystal North Dakota aged 75 years 5 months 20 days Married Lydia M Handy October 29 1876 they had six children four living Perry North Dakota Belle Remlinger Liberty Canada Helen Hurst Marshall Sidney Ridgefarm Marl Cincinnati Ohio He joined the Christian church in youth.
A local patriarch who lost his wife January 31, 1913, spent recent years with his children. He moved from his daughter Helen’s home to his son Perry’s in Crystal, North Dakota, last September. Ill since February, he leaves five children and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10:00 at the Christian church with Rev R. G. Mowery and Rev J. A. Sweet officiating. interment followed at Marshall cemetery.
Official bank statement for The Marshall State Bank Marshall Illinois close of business June 30 1927. It lists resources totaling 510643.47 including loans real estate 7101.36 68089.25 1094.00 36350.00 8000.00 8090.00 104627.69 4650.00 4900.00 and 169917.57 in deposits with liabilities page showing capital stock 60000.00 surplus 15000.09 undivided profits 5848.72 time deposits 169917.57 demand deposits 249247.18 reserves 4500.00 other liabilities 3650.00 EOF certificate of cashier B E Morton sworn true to best of knowledge.
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