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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
7
A motherly inventor created a chair that appears as a plain rocking seat with hinged solid sides. When lowered the sides become broad arms to support sewing, hold a basin for baby care, or assist various tasks done while seated.
The Tower of London stands as a vast historic fortress with the White Tower at its center. It houses barracks and arms rooms, the Jewel Office with crown Jewels, and a famed Norman chapel. A beheading site for Anne Boleyn is marked in the courtyard, with other notable fates linked to English history.
A dated home recipe piece details Lemon Layer Gingerbread batter with sugar molasses eggs ginger soda baking powder and water and a separate lemon filling from lemon rind pulp and egg white. Also included is a tart sauce for meats blending mustard sugar pepper onion juice yolks olive oil vinegar olives capers pickles and parsley.
A historic rice pudding method describes draining cooked rice into four cups of rich milk then stirring in half a cup of best Molasses, melted butter, salt, and cinnamon. Bake slowly for three hours, stirring during the first hour until the rice is cooked and remains buoyant. Brown and serve hot or cold, with optional chopped dates.
A fragment describes preparing baked cabbage with milk egg and butter, mixed with chopped cabbage then baked about twenty minutes with butter on top, plus a sugar and molasses glaze option. It also briefly mentions brown sugar and sorghum blends and a halibut dish.
The article recounts Nicaragua leader Zelaya surprising conspirators by baring into their meeting, toasting the president and chaos, then sealing treasonous plotters with lenient punishment. He faced U S government tensions after sixteen years in power.
A Scotsman report notes a weasel crossing the Jedburgh to Oxnam Water road with a burden under its chin. It dropped a hen egg uncracked, then vanished into the hedge while a collie watched. The egg lay undamaged about 300 yards from the nearby poultry run.
The Yonkers Statesman excerpt shows a terse, puzzling dialogue about engagement and wrongdoing. A policeman is mentioned as having learned of the engagement, hinting at a hidden tale and a marred match. The fragment preserves a streetwise, clipped newspaper voice.
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as Sheriff Guy presides over a session with the presiding judge and clerk. A brief jest from the judge elicits a surprised laugh from the audience as the macer calls for silence.
Discusses Fred Clarke as Pitts burg Pirates manager in his 38th year, running with strict discipline, no favorites, and high nerve. Describes his method as training players to follow instructions and replace underperformers, keeping friction low and respect high.
Battling Nelson outlines a plan to stage a fight with Ad Wolgast to meet a $20,000 demand. He proposes a 20,000 seat arena near Frisco, with 75 percent of gate receipts for his end, paying Wolgast $20,000 and risking all. He expects about $17,500 after settling Wolgast, depositing Wolgast's purse with a stakeholder before the bout.
The University of Pennsylvania revives cricket with M. R. Huish as coach, bringing Oxford University coaching experience and county play to campus. Historic notes recall Haverford's 1854 intercollegiate match and the sport’s 18th century Philadelphia roots.
The International Olympic Committee plans a June session in Luxemburg to review the 1912 Sweden program. Colonel Black and Comte Clarence de Rosen will present the Swedish and International jury makeup, with expectations the program will be shorter than England's two years ago.
Edward Gordon Hanlan son of the famed single sculler will be coached next fall by James Rice Columbia crew coach. Rice signs that Hanlan did him a good turn and he will now train Hanlan's Sons. The report notes staffing and training plans with cautious optimism.
Suffering from indigestion, sour stomach, and indigestion seeks relief with a prescription claimed to rebuild the stomach and cure indigestion. The remedy Miona is sold in tablets for 50 cents with a money back guarantee, by Keifer Drug Co. and druggists.
The denatured alcohol division of the Internal Revenue Service will be abolished July 1 after a past surge of tax removal protests. The force once had 110 clerks, cost about $200000 yearly, was cut to sixty, and most employees will become field inspectors.
Mr B F Kelly of Springfield writes that after a year of kidney and bladder trouble with dull headaches his condition improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports headaches vanished and bladder function returned to normal.
Electricians anticipate new inventions at the National Electrical Convention in St Louis. Experts expect advances in long distance water power transmission and regulation of streams, with power, light and heat to be produced more cheaply. Ideas include electric streetcars and elimination of horses for urban cleanliness though regulatory hurdles remain.
A historical newspaper fragment provides unreadable OCR text with names places and dates garbled. The legible portion hints at a public notice or agenda item but specifics are unavailable for reliable reconstruction.
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