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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
8
Advertises ladies leather hand bags in black and tan with large square shapes. Regularly a dollar, sale price is 98 cents for the brief event. Also notes a misprint showing 1GO priced at 1.25 dollars.
Editor Jerry Kehler reports on a busy week with Pete Snyder selling a $175 horse, Billy Poor visiting town, Mrs. Austin Sweet in Denver, and various stock merchants observing sheep day. Mentions include Carl Patchett from Jacksonville School for the Deaf returning home, Ike Sweet from Terre Haute touring, Reeder the jeweler in Indianapolis, and several residents traveling or hosting guests.
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports over 60 000 deaths and 55 000 injuries from trespassing in eleven years in the United States. The firm vows strict enforcement of the law on its property and has posted tracks and placed watchmen. It seeks cooperation from city and county authorities to reduce trespassing.
We Write Tornado and Fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms.
A quirky dialogue frames a beloved woman through family and admirer voices. The piece blends sentiment with playful critique, presenting Mother Father Brother and an Optimist commenting on her virtues and faults in affectionate, humorous tones.
Ellis Parker Butler argues baseball shocks foreign observers with its spectacle. A crowd of 80 000 endures heat while a batter faces a ball and spikes, bat, and birdcage mask amid a chaotic, comic misadventure and shouted strike calls.
The passage describes a simple onion soup method credited to Dumas. It calls for Bermuda or white onions fried in butter, simmered in water with pepper and salt, and finished by beating egg yolks into the hot soup before serving. Milk may be used as an alternative.
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