Peanut Stand Nets $60 A Day Says Wife in Court
Mrs Amelia Clifford testifies in Judge Mandell's court that husband Bill Clifford operates a peanut and popcorn stand at Field and Jefferson avenues and earns about $60 daily with Sundays reaching $130. She seeks temporary alimony, while the judge limits her to $5 weekly after noting her independent income. The judge remarks he hopes the peanut business remains prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bill.y Clifford
Amelia
War boom to transform Chester real estate scene
Chester expects a rapid growth surge as Remington Arms plans 15,000 jobs and Baldwin Locomotive Works 8,000 by November. Real estate brokers financiers and builders say wartime arms orders from Europe drive prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Remington Arms Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Europe
War ends era of tramps in England
London reports a trampless era as war ends reduce vagrants in workhouses. In the last months fewer wanderers seek relief, with remaining casual wards occupied mainly by men sixty or older. Officials urge helping younger vagrants and question whether trusts will fund upkeep for inherited motor cars.
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London
England
United Kingdom
Marshall Social Notes and Visits Spread Wide
Marshall residents and visitors figure in a long list of callers and travels. Charles H. M. Janney and Percy Cox head to Indianapolis while Seymour Hurst sails to Memphis. many others visit Bloomington Chicago Terre Haute Danville and St. Louis with family, friends, and weddings planned.
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H. M. Janney
Indianapolis
Seymour Hurst
Memphis
Tenn
Roy Anderson
Terre Haute
Edwin Craig
Eunice Craig
Louis” Hendricks
Wm. T. Platt
Marie Scholfield
Cushman
W. R. Turman
Marshall Ball Club
West York
O. A. Dickens
St. Louis
C. E. Williams
E. Falley
Kate Briscoe
Mary Brown
Helen Martin
Marshall Club
Gladys Collins
Westfield
Marshall
St. Francisville
Frank Baird
Mogul
Anna Baird
John Brandenstein
Ada
California
Edward Garwood
Pearl
Edna
Niagara Falls
Stephen Mitchell
Harrisburg
Stonefort
Clyde Slusser
Chester Lemay
Leona Phillips
Glen Ruffner
Casey
A. L. Ruffner
M. E
A. G. Wilson
Paris
George
Walter Hippard
Carson Purdum
Dana Cole
James R. Burnett
Richard Cole
Robert Dulaney
Harry Handy
Ben Scholfield
Flozza Smith
Harry E. Smith
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Smith
Smith
Miss Smith
Ruttman
Mollie Smith
Stella Smith
Fin
Esther Headley
Ward-Belmont Seminary
Miss Martin
Eula Morton
Picture Framing and Local Ads Mix at Marshall
Advert reads picture framing by Bubeck and Gallagher and promotes Fred Wallis’ fresh and salt meats at Kohl building on East Main. Also notes a 234 horsepower International gasoline engine, burlap bag buyback at Williams' Feed Store, roomers wanted during institute, and eye exams by Dr. Callahan at Marshall House on Saturday July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Wabash
Farmers
Dr. Callahan
Marshall House
Private Sale At U B Parsonage From B F Dotson
Goods for sale include two dressers and wash stand, rocker, cot, 9x12 rug, bookcase, heater, kitchen table, stove, and a Singer sewing machine. Moving town prompts sale of items in near new condition at a bargain. Call soon to view at the U B parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
U. B
B. F. Dotson
Judging by Appearances in a Father’s Warming Talk
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt shows a tired father telling his restless boy that appearances mislead. The mother adds that appearances are often deceptive while the father underscores the danger of judging by looks. He notes shoes bought for James and the fragile arithmetic lasting forever, then points to the irony.
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James
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Social Contract and Napkin Etiquette Denouement
A Carlyle anecdote contrasts British mockery of theory with Rousseau’s theory criticized by nobles. It notes no statute compels napkin placement amid hotel legislation, implying satire on laws and social norms.
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Carlyle
Thomas Carlyle
Jean Jacques Rousseau
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Streator
Elsie Allen
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Vis
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Normal
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Panama Exposition
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Spokane
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J. R. Burnett
True Booth
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F. W. Booth
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Lulu BonDurant
South Bend
Chas. Scott
Russell Hodge
Findlay
Robinson
Frank Cole
Louiss Doll
Great Lakes
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W. B. Scholfield
Yellowstone National Park
Gillette
Wyo
Fred A. Moffitt
W. L. Sheppard
Grant Pritchard
Faith Pritchard
Everett Murphy
Champaign
Murphy
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Walter Cole
Nellie Stevenson
Otto H. Ross
Milton Mathews
Frank, Guthneck
Emanuel Leasure
Helen Hurst
Albert Long
Camargo
J. W. Graham
H. H. Knipe
Olney
Belle Mullens
Celia Gannon
Hugh
Hannah Ferry
Pepperall
Hughes
B. F Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Horse Power International
Herald Office
Williams’ Feed Store
Inqimre
Laura Adams
Boy Scouts
Edgar Schumaker
R. A
Phone Farmers
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Emmy Lou
M. Grabenheimer
Magnolia
Shipper
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Milius J. Marvin, Prop
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