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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
9
The Herald warns readers that subscriptions expire and requests renewal to avoid service interruption. Publisher cites rising costs and policy to stop sending papers after expiration, urging timely renewal and noting recent public notices from local residents.
The article notes strong turnout at all services Sunday with a prominent outdoor chautauqua on the church lawn in the evening. Next Sunday features Sunday school at 9:30 am and morning services including special music, a sermon by the pastor, and a prayer gathering.
Mrs. Catherine M Clark died today at 1:99 PM at her Marshall home aged 58 years 11 months 28 days Funeral services Sunday at 11 00 at the church John Franklin Osborn age 89 years 11 months 11 days died Saturday at his McKeen home Funeral held Monday at Asbury Church burial in Asbury cemetery He leaves his wife five sons and two daughters.
ThePhiladelphia Press cites Walter Hagen urging players to aim for the cup, not safety, applying the same principle to business. It notes Rockefeller and Morgan displaying bold stroke in their ventures and compares sports discipline to marketplace risk.
A discussion on modern hiring emphasizes careful selection from entry level to top positions. William Marvin Jackson of the Personnel Development service argues that finding employees with real adaptability boosts engagement cooperation and career growth. He cites that new challenges and bigger roles drive enthusiasm and better performance.
A Fort Scott, Kansas, item reports a strong woman demanding a marriage license at the register. Clerk Adler Johnson redirects her to the correct office as she asserts control, joking about governing the wedding and honeymoon.
Rabits are found in grazing districts of Australia where eradication efforts have led to massive killing. About 160000 carcasses are stored awaiting shipment to England. Export embargo lifted and December prices for skins rose due to strong US and European demand, with trappers earning up to 7 dollars weekly.
Helen visits her grandma and meets a tiny baby sister. Her father asks for thoughts and Helen responds with surprise at only one baby, wishing for many more siblings. The moment reveals family dynamics and Helen's curiosity about growing family.
A London Answers writer advises easing into time off. Treat the holiday like a machine needing slow gears to avoid post holiday strain. Begin with short, gentle activities and gradually increase, then slow again to return to work without effort.
A Blenkathra hounds hunt on the St Johns in the Vale hillside ends with a fox and a terrier killed after a fierce confrontation. The terrier died from exposure overnight, no mortal wounds found on the dog, and the pair lie together at the crag.
A Wall Street man learns copper gutters cost more than 50 cents a pound while ingots sell near 19 cents. The tinsmith explains his pricing includes labor, insurance, overhead, car use, and boss margins, leaving him little or no profit beyond a living.
Mr Bostock recounts how he matched a lion with a lamb in a staged lesson for children. Toys and fake prey failed until a live lamb was introduced, provoking the lion to paw and play. The pair then became friends and a cautious insurer might see the lamb as a first class risk.
Bohemian glass factories operate at full capacity amid high orders. Yet future competition from Japan looms as new plants emerge in Belgium, the Ukraine, Roumania and Poland.
A house dress and silk negligees are praised for practicality and economy, with advice on fabrics like Daphne Crepe and Batik patterns. The piece also notes the need for political organization, arguing Hoover lacked a strong ground force and that action, not criticism, drives results.
The campaign effort for Herbert Hoover demonstrated the essential need for political organization and coordinated action in shaping support and mobilizing voters. The piece underscores structure, discipline, and collective effort as keys to political success.
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