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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1928
Page
3
The world’s biggest population centers include London New York Berlin Chicago Paris and Buenos Aires according to recent official estimates.
Barton Cooper, a blind 13 year old, son of Lieut and Mrs W. S. Cooper of the Navy, plays golf with a caddy. He gains eye direction from the caddy and has shown exceptional play.
A reflection on Henry Ward Beecher's idea that a man's deeds reflect the vigor and clarity of his inner thoughts. The saying links character to inner discipline and prudent thinking.
Comic Jud Tunkins quips that an experienced dog knows tricks well and questions the need to teach new ones, reflecting his stage humor on skill and adaptation.
A conspicuous sign along a transcontinental meter highway in Washington warns drivers not to set the land on fire, declaring This is Gods country Dont set it on fire and make it look like hell. The Wall Street Journal notes the provocative message reflecting religious sentiment amid regional tensions.
The article notes Texas historical shifts from kingdom to empire and republic, claiming it has reached its goal as a king among empires within the world's greatest republic. It references affiliations with Bourbons Bonapartes Hapsburgs and Montezumas through varied eras.
The article notes wide uses for tin and tin compounds in corduting tram and steel products, coatings for ducks of Wuiriors, and in items like tables fruits buckets cups pans and toys. It explains tin foil envelopes and medicines encased in tin while pure metal is expensive so cheaper tin alloys are used.
A Treasury exchange plan for Third Liberty Loan Bonds issues a new per cent 12-15 year bond bearing interest from July 16 1928. Interest on surrendered Third Liberty bonds will be paid to September 15 1928. Bonds mature September 15 1928 and cease interest on that date. Holders should consult banks for details.
London authorities have pursued a city motto for years. A subcommittee of the general committee has concluded the task is a failure after fifteen years of effort.
The Arlington Amphitheater seating capacity includes 5.0 K in the gallery 1.4 in the boxes and 480 on the speakers stand totaling 7 180. The marble structure cost 1 000 000 dollars.
Car and truck bargains offered with several Ford Coupes and a 1927 Hudson Coach for sale. Prices range from 100 to 600 dollars. Also advertising a complete country store and cattle stock arrivals.
The Boston Herald notes that civilization is the condition where one generation pays the last generation's debts by issuing bonds for the next generation to bear. This statement frames debt as a cyclical burden across generations.
The piece notes that obtaining a single grate of radium cost GH tons of ore and six months of labor by many men. It adds that 1K tons of distilled water, 144 tons of coal and 500 tons of chemicals were consumed during extraction, highlighting the enormous effort behind the gift from American women to Madame Curie.
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