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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
3
The author argues most meals contain too much starch from rice potatoes bread and cereals. Excess starch burdens the liver and body leading to fat and weakness while cutting starch to one kind is urged. Children consuming many potatoes are suggested to catch illnesses more easily.
An article extols the value of sunlit heat and light, noting the sun’s rays as vital and discussing ultraviolet and infra red as useful in home care. It claims infra red heat aids deep inflammation and that light plus heat activates tissue, offering drug-free relief and urging family study of these methods.
Sacred Tai Shan Hung Shan and Shanosi are held sacred by Confucians. Many Chinese deem Wu Taishan and Omel in Szechuen equally holy. The latter serve as Buddhist pilgrimage shrines.
The text defines sound as the sensation from stimulation of the auditory nervous centers by vibrational energy. It notes this energy is also called sound in physics, so the ear drum is not essential to produce the sensation.
An admirer sought a signed photograph from a British cabinet minister. The minister began to write “To my very dear friend” but paused and asked in his characteristic manner, “What name did you say?” Ottawa Journal.
The Mississippi widened from less than 50 feet at Lake Itasca to over 400 feet near Minneapolis. Downstream from Cairo the river’s natural width ranged from 1,000 to 7,500 feet, with bank full widths of 2,000 to 10,500 feet.
The article explains that pan as a combining form in Greek means all as in Pan Hellenic and Pan American. It notes Pan American conference comprises delegates from North Central and South American republics in the New World.
Marshall Illinois city ordinance requires concrete sidewalks on South Fourteenth and Spruce streets with widths of three and four feet respectively. Costs assessed by frontage, owner duties to build, city funds if late, and procedures for bids and delinquent taxes. Mayor McCauley and Clerk Brandenstein oversee passage June 4 1928 with publication June 8 1928.
The administratrix of the Estate of R O Crutchfield, deceased, announces she will appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois for the August term on the first Monday to adjust all claims. Creditors are notified to attend and present their claims.
State of Nimois Clark county. In the Circuit Court July term 1928 Mildred Hannis vs Dyer Hannis in chancery.
The circuit court in Marshall Illinois issued an affidavit of non residence for defendant Dyer Hannis. The complainant filed a bill on May 28 1928 and a summons issued returnable July 5. The defendant must appear July 9 or the bill will be confessed and a decree entered.
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