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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1916

Page

6

Domestic one cake slice bill at Allies Bazaar

Martha Hedman sold a lovebird pie at the Grand Central Palace bazaar in New York while a buyer, Horae Fletcher, A. M., food economist, bought a slice after lingering over the delicacy. The piece features a live bird under a glass crust and Hedman offered an autographed photo.

Niles Hedman Grand Central Palace New York Martha Hedman Miss Hedman Ayrderly Eta Horae Fletcher A. M Cursel

Corn Chowder From Half Pound Salt Pork

Fry diced salt pork until brown then add onion and cook light brown. Add parboiled potatoes corn or cod corn and a pint of boiling water. Cook until tender then stir in a quart milk pepper salt and soaked crackers. Serve with a cracker in each dish.

Bees Loose in Woman's Club Ballroom Demonstration

Medina bee and honey expert Ernest R. Root startled Cleveland Woman's Club members by releasing 10 000 bees into the white and gold ballroom to show how calmly the honey makers can be handled. He reassured the audience that the bees would not sting, even if they swarmed.

Cleveland Ernest R. Root Medina Woman's Club Mr. Root

Giant 15 year old boy needs two beds in New York

Theodore Olsen, six foot four and fifteen, faced housing embarrassment as officials reported his size. He admitted starting fires in a dumbwater shaft to watch flames and to avoid engine noise, and was arrested after calling a janitor to help extinguish one blaze. He quit school due to shame and worked as a grocer delivery boy. He lives with his parents in the city.

New York Children’s Society Theodore Olsen Theodore Olsen Dumbwater Upper West Side

May boycott a deadbeat

Topeka Kansas attorney general S M Brewster ruled that merchants may form a trust or order a boycott against deadbeats. Local merchants planned monthly reports listing nonpaying customers and to refuse credit to those on the blacklist. Brewster advised the plan would be legal under anti trust law.

Topeka Kan S. M. Brewster

Cattle Fear Dog Startles Herd in Kentucky Incident

In Arlington Kentucky E W Benson of Bardwell encountered a herd that veered into a lane chased by a dog. The cattle lunged into the road striking Benson’s buggy and horse. A calf toppled under the vehicle as the herd fled, marking his first such overrun by cattle.

Arlington E. W Benson Bardwell Barlow

Fashionable Woman Strips in Cincinnati Streets Shock Crowd

A richly dressed woman in the downtown shopping district appeared with legs bare to the knees, drawing stunned gasps from crowds as police were called to disperse the onlookers and rescue the unidentified marcher.

Cincinnati

Veils and how to wear them for best effect

A fashion expert analyzes veiling trends. It contrasts square and fillet meshes with the forgiving hexagon mesh, notes how heavy designs emphasize wrinkles, and advises on face shapes. It offers step by step wearing and care tips for veils and washing methods.

Leghorn straw hat trimmed with blue satin ribbon

A Leghorn straw hat described with natural straw color and blue satin ribbon. The hat is trimmed with shot blue wide satin ribbon, gathered in the back and held forward. The text conveys a fashion note on a headpiece style.

Rat Carries Away Glasses in Evansville Stable

Evansville merchant John Stark claimed a rat chased into his stable while he struck at it. His glasses fell into the rat’s path and disappeared into a hole, which Stark believes the rodent carried away. He dug but found no trace of the lenses.

Evansville Ind John Stark Stark Will

Unfermented Grape Juice Preparation Note

Wash grapes remove stems reject unsound fruit place in kettle add just enough water to cover heat to boiling point crack until fruit softened drain for jelly. Drain juice in earthen dish cover cool and set overnight boil drain through jelly bag repeat three mornings combine final juice with sugar boil four minutes strain bottle seal. Dilute with water serve over cracked ice seltzer possible.

Lloyd-George declares Allied offensives overturning German initiative

In a conference on equipment, David Lloyd-George says the combined offensives in east and west have wrested initiative from Germany. He cites improved British and Allied munitions output, new factories, and rising production of guns, ammunition, and heavy shells as key to future victories.

David Lloyd-George Lloyd-George Champagne Russia Balkans Verdun Alps

Summer of urban ills threatens infant life in city

The piece condemns heat, poor milk, overcrowding, dirt and poverty as fatal to babies, urging mothers to read the Public Health Service bulletin The Summer Care of Infants. It notes a gas franchise granted in Lawrenceville fixing rates for natural, mixed and artificial gas with a 25 cent monthly service charge. It also references Teddy Roosevelt’s Nobel prize.

United States Public Health Service Lawrenceville Joseph A. Sloan Lawrenceville News

Sacred Saint Lucy Relics Highlight Metz Shrine

A Metz chapel in the Church of St. Vincent houses Saint Lucy relics, the martyr dated to 304 A D. The piece notes her body’s journey from Syracuse via Venice and Constantinople, and her status as patron saint of occultists and orphans. An advertisement for Sloan's ointment follows, urging use for various aches and travel needs.

Metz St. Vincent Lucy Constantinople Venice Syracuse Sicily Sloan

Economic note on cheap goods driving higher profits

The text argues that profits rise when items are inexpensive to sell rather than high quality. It suggests a marketplace dynamic where low prices attract volume and total earnings despite lower per unit margins.

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