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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

7

Local residents gather for birthdays visits and church program

Mrs. Washburn celebrated her 70th birthday on Tuesday June 6 receiving 76 cards and bouquets from relatives and friends.Celebrities visit Marshall M B D church held a vocational guidance program with seven minute talks on law medicine business farming teaching ministry and journalism. Nearby families and friends from Indianapolis Detroit Chicago Terre Haute and New Mexico Arizona California joined varied reunions and visits through the week.

Marshall M. BD H. D. Tucker B. T. McConchie Kenneth Duane New Mexico Arizona California

Woodman Accident Co Recognizes Jack Cline Claim

Lincoln Nebraska based Woodman Accident Co honors Jack Cline for an auto injury claim from April 12. Cline expresses gratitude for prompt service and $84.30 paid for 300 days of disability in a brief advertisement.

Woodman Accident, Co Lincoln Nebraska Jack Cline Cline Woodman Accident Co

Classified notices and ads blur in old column

A fragmented classified page lists buys and sales including binding twine at Williams Feed Store, poultry catalog requests, mantels for sale, rental offers, livestock for sale, loans on real estate, piano lessons, real estate info, typewriter ribbons, painting, Kodak finishing, and insurance notes, with scattered contact hints and abbreviations.

Williams’ Feed

Crandalls Headed for Huntsville and Columbia University

Mr and Mrs B H Crandall left Thursday for Huntsville to visit relatives then plan to tour Mrs Crandall s mother. In the fall Mr Crandall will enter Columbia University in New York. Mrs 0 Schmachtenberger of Opdyke Ill and Mrs J F Parizek of Dayton Ohio, sisters of Mrs wm Washburn, visited Tuesday.

B.H. Crandall Huntsville Mrs Crandall 0. Schmachtenberger Op“dyke, Ill J. F. Parizek Dayton, Ohio Wm. Washburn

Local families visit relatives over weekend

Numerous residents and relatives from Indianapolis Chicago Geneva Terre Haute Robinson and other places spent the weekend with on and around Marshall. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wim Washburn Mr and Mrs Batt Braynard Miss Lola Freeman and Miss Betsy Cline among others. Several travelers plan visits or return home after visiting relatives in Illinois Indiana and Montana.

Hobart Harold and Hagley Helen Timmons Gifl Indianapolis Wim. “Washburn Ella ‘Deaner Ernest Lockard Chicago Geneva Cora Holler Robert Lynn Marietta Beulah. Price Grant Park Aka Wm. Knipe James ‘Price Lola Freeman Betsy Cline Millard West Union Marshall

Local society notes and births from Danville area

The column lists visits and family news from Danville and surrounding towns. It notes arrivals of babies Warren Edwin and James Edwin, travels to Naperville and Washington, fanfare about gatherings, school startups, malaria confinement, and social circle meetings plus quirky local humor.

Aerial Activities in Jolo Shaped by Moros Beliefs

Third squadron troops report Moros at Jolo view airplanes as Allah's emissaries or all powerful beings, with legends of dragons and divine vengeance. Aerial reconnaissance near Matmbun noted a man on the road waving a white sheet in supplication while carrying a barong under permit.

Jolo Sulu Archipelago South Seas John I. Moore Matmbun South Jolo Stephens Moore

Prose Reflections on Life and Society

A set of aphoristic observations on aging wealth and behavior. It contrasts calm kindness with harsh judgment and notes public complaints about prohibition. It warns against letting appearances determine value and urges prudence in romantic and financial pursuits.

Brazil Orioles Barred From U S Pet Trade

The Brazil oriole is excluded from U S captivity and commerce due to its origins as a temperate native that wandered south. Naturalists explain the species became tropical expatriates and cannot be sold or kept as a pet in the United States.

Canaries Europe India New York Sun South America Brazil United States

First Printing Press in the United States and Early Works

The excerpt notes that milk supply is steady for Red Sea region herdsmen and references the first printing press in the United States at Harvard College founded in 1639. It mentions the Freeman's Oath and John Eliot's Indian Bible as early printed works.

Red Sea Arabia U. S United ‘States Harvard College John Eliot

Today’s Wise Word Inspires a World of People

A q uoted line from Cornelia Stratton Parker speaks of an 80 world filled with the unexplored. It urges care for people over places, noting a new world only dreamt of by those who value humanity above locations.

Cornelia Stratton Parker

City Notice On Mowing and Sewers Enforcement

Notice to all owners or renters in Marshall to mow within ten days. City plan to enforce sewer connections for properties on the sewer. Officials urge property owners to act without further notice, by order of the Mayor.

Marshall

How Radium Affects Seeds in Experiments

Reports on experiments with the action of radium rays on growing seeds show that stimulation occurs with varying intensity and seed thickness. Germination and growth can accelerate below a certain limit, while excessive exposure slows or stops growth. Radium emanations from cylinder coatings can influence plant development.

How Sand Dunes Travel in Peru Desert

In La Joya Peru thousands of crescent dunes form from winds and creep across a flat desert. An investigator measured a dune whose crescent points were 160 feet apart and the convex side around 80 feet, with a width over 100 feet and an estimated sand weight near 1,000 tons. The dune advanced about 125 feet annually with the convex side facing south winds.

la Joya Peru

Why Bridesmaids Get Presents Tradition Explained

The custom began as a form of toll to prevent abduction of the bride. The bride's friends staged a mock battle tossing sweets at the groom's party, and the groom dispensed presents to the bridesmaids to settle the event.

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