Doctor Gable Promotes Neuropathic Treatment Crusade
Dr. E O Gable offers a free examination and consultation at the Marshall House on Saturday August 7 from 9 am to 6 pm, promoting a neuropathic system claimed to cure many chronic diseases by cleansing blood and improving circulation. He cites patient testimonials and says regular visits to Marshall will continue monthly to examine and treat hundreds.
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Marshall House
BE. O. Gbale
E. O. Gable
L. Dirk
Pontiac
Marshall
Pulling the Merchant's Leg by Walt Mason
A satirical poem depicts a weary businessman besieged by beggars and social pleas. It mocks public fund drives and charity appeals pressing the merchant to spend from his dwindling earnings while critics demand generosity. The verse critiques social pity and civic obligation in a desperate economy.
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Jack
Jill
Walt Mason
The Summer Girl Wears Becoming Clothes When She Works
A fashion note highlights how a stylish summer girl assembles outfits for work, pairing lightweight fabrics with practical silhouettes. The piece applauds ensembles that blend comfort with chic, suggesting breathable fabrics and versatile layers for daytime routines.
Gingham Gowns and Caps for a Natty Summer Look
The article notes the summer girl follows her English sister in gardening attire. It emphasizes fashionable, up to date clothing and describes striped gingham outfits on display in shops meeting her requirements.
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Milady
Women Graduates Visit court to observe naturalization process
Twenty women in caps and gowns gathered outside New York’s old post office and inside the district court to watch foreign born men become citizens. The display drew photographers and a hostile spectator who opposed women’s suffrage while Judge Augustus N. Hand processed naturalizations swiftly for the witnesses and would be citizens.
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United States District Court
Post Office
New York
United States
Empire State Campaign Committee
Collegiate
Equal Suffrage League
Charles L. Tiffany
Foulard Styles Dominant in Summer Fashion Trends
Fashion notes describe timeless foulard fabrics and a summer appeal for all white and black looks. Bordered chiffons reappear, stripes feature in blouses, navy gabardine suits show tan buttonholes, gathered skirts emphasize slim waists, gilt or silver buttons appear, and hat wings adopt quirky cuts.
Auburn State Game Farm Closes Amid Funding Fight
The Auburn game bird hatchery ends as the Illinois fish and game commission removes the last birds and equipment. Governors and commissioners opposed the expense, while legislators funded upkeep before a veto halted the plan. A $50 county maintenance fund remains tied up, possibly to support local bird propagation on farms statewide.
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Auburn
Illinois
Auburn Farm
State Fish and Game Commission
General Assembly
Dunne
Stump and Sanders Wedding and Rail Breakage Report
Social notes record visits from Walter Cavner Ray Cone and Byron Baker to D D Sanders and relatives in Geary Nowata and St Louis. A marriage occurs July 15 at D D Sanders home Miss Melva Sanders weds Clabourn Stump. A Vandalia freight train reports a broken rail east of town. section foreman Otho McDaniel replaces it after inspection.
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Banner-Times
Walter Cavner
Ray Cone
St. Louis
D. D. Sanders
Byron Baker
Geary
Oklo
T. J. Slusser
W. D. Sedgwick and Son
Dallas
Tex
Lang
Ophir Lang Chas
Sturdevant
St Louis
Thomas Farmer
Nowata Okla
Frank Lewis
Lowell Roger
H. W. McPherson
Melva Belle Sanders
Clabourn Stump
Otho McDaniel
Bill Turner the Farmer Who Built a Modern Farm
Bill Turner and his wife, uneducated by schooling, built a bold farming business. He invested in new tools, skimmed milk with a machine, and produced butter by the ton. Neighbors mocked him, yet his innovations made a fortune and he left a lasting record in the Squeedunk Weekly Sun.
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Bill Turner
Bill
Smith
Subscriptions Offered for Herald and Terre Haute Star
A notice encloses $2.75 and requests a one year subscription to both the Herald of Marshall Illinois and the Terre Haute Daily Star at the provided address.
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Herald
Marshall, Ills
The
Terre Haute Daily Star
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