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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
3
An advertisement touts a patent remedy described as curing kidney and bladder troubles for men and women including diabetes rheumatism and rheumatic conditions. It asserts bladder support for children and offers a two month supply for 1.00 with a large promised payout. includes testimonials and a St Louis address for ordering.
A testimonial from Mrs. Jas Durcan of Haynesville touts a tonic and health builder as a cure for nervous fatigue and general weakness. The ad claims the remedy strengthens the stomach liver and kidneys and offers prices of 60 cents to 2.00 with city drug store recommendation.
State Fire Marshal Walter H. Bennett urges October 9 observance with fire drills in all schools and institutions. He reports three story buildings lack proper exits and warns of rubbish and inflammable materials in basements and garrets. Teachers should give brief talks on fire dangers and prevention methods.
New York June 15 fashion notes describe reed straw hats lacquered in black with crushed rose trim and other trims like velvet bridles and braided belts. Emphasizes white bags, satin and tulle details, motte taffeta ribbons, and capes or cape suits.
A period piece argues insurance payouts do not restore loss but transfer funds from policyholders to the insured. The writer frames insurance money as a permanent transfer from contributors to the fire victim, not reimbursement, within mutual aid logic.
Dean's Kidney Pills are advertised as relief for kidney disease. The testimonial from William Sharp of Paris Illinois claims significant improvement after use, noting reduced pain and frequent urination, with a price of 60 cents and endorsement by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The text notes songs like Onward Christian Soldiers and Shall We Gather at the River as likely rallying tunes during Roosevelt's 1912 campaign, reflecting discussions of Armageddon references and a Brazil discovery. It records Robinson Argus as the source.
A drifting ad style note mentions Fletcher's Castoria and a new 1874 model at the New Palace Hotel. It hints that brighter, cheerier crowds may need to watch their teeth, implying dental care and child health messaging in a sales pitch.
The United States records an active eruption at Mt Lassen in the Shasta range California. For weeks the volcano has smoked and trembled culminating in a startling eruption last Sunday with fire and smoke rising about 2500 feet and ashes scattered over miles. The crater is well defined but the peak had not been active in living memory.
Affidavit of non residence filed in Clark County circuit court Illinois. The complainant filed a bill in chancery on May 23 1914. Summons issued returnable July 13 next. Oliver Junghuhn summoned to appear July term at Marshall Illinois to plead answer or demur.
In the Circuit Court Clark County notice is given to non resident defendant Frank Seed that Orilla Seed filed a bill in chancery on June 8 1914 and a summons returns July 13 next requiring appearance plead or demur or decree will be entered. Marshall Illinois June 8 1914 Jay Swern Clerk Everett Connelly Comptss Sol 23 4
By order of Clark County Court Illinois the administrator of the George A Huffington estate seeks leave to sell the southeast quarter of section nineteen township ten north range eleven west containing about thirty seven acres with railroad right of way exception. Sale July 1913 at the Marshall courthouse. One half of purchase price due in six months and remainder in one year with notes bearing seven percent interest. Purchasers may pay cash and must provide security and mortgage to secure deferred payments. Dated May 18 1914. Edward Pearce Admr. estate of George A Huffington deceased. Graham Attorney.
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