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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
8
An Albuquerque Evening Herald piece urges happiness comes from mental ease, not wealth or luxury. It counsels weaving sunshine into daily life, recalling childhood memories, and reflecting on life's brevity at a cemetery. The message contrasts earthly possessions with enduring values seen on headstones.
Mr. Ernest Young described in London the odd beliefs held by children in Siam while trying to teach science. They thought the earth was flat on priestly instruction and that a sea crab caused tides. They prostrated to teachers, and only ceased when told English children did not.
The crown houses 340 stones including a large heart shaped ruby gifted to Edward the Black Prince in 1637 by the Count of Castile, and a massive sapphire once bought by George IV. It contains 1363 diamonds, 1278 rose diamonds, 147 table diamonds, 277 pearls, 16 sapphires, 11 emeralds and four rubies, with white silk lining and a purple cap and weighing about 39 ounces.
The article debates the period of canal construction in China noting the lack of authentic records. It reflects on the long familiarity with canals and other great works, such as the Grand Canal and the Great Wall, as part of China's ancient achievements.
The text urges women not to envy those who seem to have easy lives. It argues that idle living brings unhappiness and advises those prone to envy to engage in a worthwhile duty. In doing so, they would reduce self concern and gain a new, satisfying contentment.
Venetian glassmaking dates back to ancient times. By a law of November 8, 1291, authorities ordered the industry moved to the island of Murano to reduce risk from fire. Since then Murano has been the center for handmade glass production with worldwide fame.
Mr. Montaville Flowers, famed orator and president of the International Lyceum Association, headlines the Marshall Chautauqua from June 27 to July 2 with The Rebuilding of the Temple. The lecture traces postwar civilization, peace duties, and national defense as the United States engages world powers.
Mme Lillian Ringsdorf, renowned on stage and Chautauqua, headlines a concert program with Marie McAdoo, pianist and harpist, performing solos and ensembles, and F. P. Horstheler, baritone, delivering dramatic artistry in both popular and classical selections.
Notice to heirs and distributees that on July 1, 1918, the administratrix Mary J Macke will present her final report to the County Court of Clay County at Marshall Illinois and seek discharge from all duties of administration. Readers may attend to resist the application if desired.
A humorous contrast notes labor at 3.50 for eight hours and retail profit of a dollar, then praises R. C. Jones as the sensible choice for spectacles vs vague claims from other shops. The piece laments overpricing and hype in town commerce.
The American Medical Association meeting in Chicago last week endorsed universal military training for all young men before age 21. The resolution cites medical examination results of draftees as supporting evidence for national preparedness and fitness.
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