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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
4
In June New York fashion leans toward practical, stylish sport suits and coat-dresses for Red Cross visitors. Jersey cloth, Rajah silks, and satin one piece outfits lead the look, with vivid colors and embroidered trims. Accessories—hats, veils, gloves, and bags—receive careful upkeep to maintain a crisp, elegant line. Lucy Carter.
The article lists a broad call for recruits across crafts including blacksmiths carpenters and machinists with strong demand in the engineering corps and quartermaster units. It notes cooks chauffeurs electricians and plumbers are needed and highlights the navy air force and marine corps recruiting priorities along with a critique of civilian attitudes toward national service.
A fragment suggests a neighborly argument over last year’s garden yields and a boastful remark overheard in Buffalo headlines. Details are sparse but imply tensions around garden work and ownership.
In a move to promote humane sourcing several prominent New York clubs have cut veal lamb and sucking pig from their menus to support immature food animal welfare.
A brief exhortation urges people wary of Cold Porcelain to embrace a bath as a sensible idea before marriage or not. The piece frames bathing as practical and reassuring, appealing to general readers with a light tone.
Instructions from the Kansas College of Agriculture explain preserving fresh infertile eggs in water glass or limewater. Use clean cracked free shells, cover with solution two inches above eggs, keep cool, and replace evaporated water. Eggs usable for soft boil through November and December frying, and through March for omelets and other dishes.
State of Illinois Clark County estate of J. E Tichenor deceased. Heirs and distributees are notified that on July 2 1917 the Administrator will present a final report to the County Court of Clark County Marshall Illinois and ask to be discharged from all duties. Wayne Hlahener Admr Arthur Poorman Atty 23 2
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