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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
2
Local correspondence reports arrivals departures and events in Casey and neighboring towns. Highlights include obituaries for Vernon Newlin and Anna Steele, and notes on residents visiting relatives, school terms ending, and repairs for the interurban railway fund drive. A civic appeal urges merchants to boost town development and map Casey’s place in national growth.
Scientists claim eczema germs reside in the inner skin requiring a penetrative liquid rather than an outward salve. The note promotes Oil of Wintergreen in a liquid prescription called DD Preseron at 25 cents, claiming instant itch relief and long-standing recommendations from Wilson Harlan.
Niam R Cox died at his Hutsonville home aged 82. Earl Pleasant and Mills Ruby Nash wed at Robinson. Dee Lake’s year-old child burned hands by a fall against a stove. Hog prices from thirteen years ago cited. wheat, corn, oats prices noted. Solitude hosts visits from Captain Roland Smythe’s sons, one an actor in Rob Carter era theaters. Foley Kidney Pills advertised with health claims.
Flora Graham visits in St Louis. Beulah Inlow returns from Terre Haute and Paris. James Myers brings Hazel to Marshall. T D Murphy dines with H W Findley. Homer Brossman and wife dine with Wm Findley. Emma Fredenberger visits sister Carrie Findley. W R Findley and H W Findley attend John Phillips funeral in Marshall. Foleys Kidney Remedy advertised for children and after illnesses.
J W Campbell Sr. recovers well. Joe Hutchison visited Walter Adams. Edna Adams and husband visited relatives last week. Everett Black visited his daughter Lulu Thursday night. Walter Adams made a business trip to Terre Haute Monday. Memorial services were held at Livingston Sunday. Otis Adams family attended their grandmother's funeral Friday. Vera Caldwell is home on vacation. Mrs Davis the missionary spoke to a full house Wednesday evening. An ice cream supper was held at Asbury Saturday night for the Church and League. Mrs Walter Adams hosted dinner for Mrs Travioli, Mrs Florence Carr, Nettie Garver, Minnie Travioli, Mrs Milton Matthews, and Mrs Otto Ross of Marshall.
Mrs Jane Porter on sick list. Tilden Crowch in Martinsville Monday. Noah Deverick and J P Bennett and son in Martinsville Tuesday. Ed Nash and wife welcome ten pound boy. Pure Oil drilling No 35 on Weaver farm. Ohio Oil drilling Marion Partlow farm. John Geffs family and Tom Spivey at Geffs Sunday. Route inspector rated Casey route 6 highly. Local residents Helena Staley Eva Bennett T M Cooper C E B Cooper and Miss Goldin Deveritck returned from Dickson Tennessee.
Suth erland's Eagle Eye Salve is advertised as a snow white creamy ointment for all kinds of sore eyes. It is guaranteed and claimed not to harm a babe's eyes with strong assurances of safety and effectiveness.
Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey touted as the best cough medicine with millions already knowing its name. The advertisement hints to look for the bell on the bottle as a signature mark. The piece also quips that avoiding boredom with relatives is easier when not on speaking terms.
An advertisement claims Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve cures skin troubles such as pimples eczema and sores. It urges readers to try the 265c box immediately.
A remark notes that a husband who cannot allow his wife autonomy at home casts doubt on his ability to run a business. The author implies the dynamic reflects on leadership and propriety in management.
A reflective line claims no person claimed to be the eldest resident who had witnessed only decline, suggesting all generations have seen improved days. The idea frames aging as part of a longer history of change and progress.
Notice is given to non resident defendants in the Mary Duran et al versus John M Coons et al chancery case. The bill filed May 6 1910 calls for appearance July 11 1910 at Marshall Illinois to plead answer or demur. If not, the bill will be confessed and a decree will be made.
A St. Louis Globe Democrat report details Illinois Democratic lawmakers who voted for Lorimer against Stringer, with bribe sums cited. The piece argues the scandal stains the Democratic party, calls for Senate investigation, and urges swift action to expose corrupt voting.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a trusted cough remedy used by millions for sixteen years with rising demand. The ad urges buyers to look for the Bell emblem on the bottle.
The piece urges constant happiness in work, noting cheerfulness is not mere performance. It argues last year was strong and the current year will be better, suggesting perspective on others' greater hardships to avoid gloom. It calls for enjoying work as the true spirit of cheerfulness and claims it yields large dividends.
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