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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1912
Page
4
The lesson explains Jesus parables on seed, soil, and growth, noting the life principle propagates beyond human control. It urges sowing good seed in prepared soil, trusting God for germination and maturity while avoiding presumptuous speculation about spiritual outcomes.
A Northern California farmer in Siskiyou County found a rare goose with a copper wire tag dated July 1 and a note announcing the pole discovery. He kept the secret for years, later passing the bird to new owners while the tag and captured bird remain in existence.
U S codfishers push into Puget Sound as eastern packing plants branch into Seattle area. Over 100 boats, many from Gloucester, fish six months from Alaskan shores. Crews earn 10 cents per fish, daily wages from 10 to 30 dollars, with top catches around 14,300 codfish last season. Anacortes serves as Pacific base for largest fleet. payroll about 1.2 million annually.
Nicholas Cook, a pier worker, fell into the sunlit bay and became entangled in a heavy wheelbarrow. Arthur Wildes, a fellow workman, threw a rope and lassoed Cook’s hands, saving him with the first cast as the wheelbarrow surfaced beside him.
Fragmentary text describes an urban dispute over a dog caught by a fishing line in London. References to anglers, dogs, and regulators suggest confusion about responsibility. The garbled lines mention Tackles and West End with unclear outcomes.
A compilation of fruit and vegetable salads with simple dressings. Includes Apple and Celery Salad Fruit Salad Corn Salad and Sheldon Salad with ingredients and basic preparation steps. The directions are terse and include approximate quantities and mixing methods.
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