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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
10
A 19th century style exhortation argues that strong emotions affect the colon and that calm living helps relieve constipation. It cites a case of a persistent grouch curing his bowel by stopping fault finding and anger, urging readers to reduce mental strain and temper their outbursts for better health.
A Florence Herald editorial quips that while women are said to lack inventive genius one woman is credited with inventing alimony, reflecting a satirical take on domestic finance and gender roles.
A lighthearted note suggests a man torn between serving his employer and his spouse, hinting at a restless work life and personal pressures.
English acts date from A D 1235, Scottish from 1430, and Irish from 1310, tracing long legislative histories across the three kingdoms. The account notes the deep antiquity of parliamentary acts and the continuity of law in Britain and Ireland.
Hurley notes that stepping to the other side often fails to mend issues and shows fewer obstacles to getting along, while lingering tensions persist across the pavement.
Frank R. Triplett born Athens Ohio September 14 1865 died Sunday June 24 1928 age 63 years 9 months 10 days His widow Myrtle Bennett Triplett mother Ruth Ann Triplett sisters Lorinda Fassnecht and others survive Two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death He reconverted to faith three weeks before death and made arrangements for his departure Funeral services held Tuesday at United Brethren church Marshall with Rev I B Sipes Interment in Marshall cemetery
Week’s recorded transfers show Wellington Murphy to Hal Kesler for a lot in Marshall for 1 dollar. Mary Osborn Van Ness to Otis Gross for land in 2210-14 for 2 dollars. Wesley Pearson to P C Co and St La R R Co for land 2112-10 for 500 dollars. John Chancellors to A L Moore for a Martinsville lot for 1 dollar. Mary Scholack to Sterling Barlet for land 23-12-12 for 1 dollar. Leona C Basinger to Herbert Lindsey for land 29-18 for 1 dollar. Phoebe J Blankenbaker to Pearl L Sanders for Martinsville lot for 1 dollar. John F Albrecht to Carl Albrecht for land 18-10-11 for 1 dollar.
A terse philosophical line contrasts honesty with policy, arguing honesty is a mental stance rather than a formal rule. The phrasing questions whether honesty itself can be a policy or guiding principle.
A Boston Herald report notes a man intends to resume exercise routines, with doctors advising a measured pace and consistent practice. The piece emphasizes gradual progression and health monitoring as he begins this routine.
The administratrix for Reese Pritchard's estate in Clark County Illinois announces she will apply for letters of administration. This legal notice informs creditors and interested parties to present claims by the specified deadline and in the prescribed manner.
The notice calls all creditors and claimants of the pear estate to appear at the Clark county court in Marshall for the August term on the first Monday to settle accounts. Debtors are urged to pay promptly to the administratrix and attorney. Dated June 13, 1928.
State of Illinois Clark county court records show Illinois National Supply Co. versus A M Myers and others in chancery. Affidavit of non residency of J E Ellis and J B Ellis doing business with Myers Oil Co filed. complainant filed its bill October 24 1927 and summons issued. case now pending in circuit court July term 1928.
The notice requires non-resident defendants to appear in the Marshall circuit court on the first day of the next term, otherwise the bill will be confessed and a decree entered. The document is dated June 6 1928 and signed by Clerk RUSSELL L. RILEY with Parker Cox Eagleton as solicitors.
The undersigned named executor of the estate of James M. Chickadonse seeks probate in Clark County Illinois. They will appear before the county court at the Marshall courthouse for the August term to proceed with the estate matters.
On the first Monday in August next all persons having claims against the estate are requested to present them for payment to the undersigned. Dated June 16 1928. Modest Bohn executor S M Scholfield attorney. Advertisement 25-4.
The ad promotes 3800 candle power lamps from 9.00 and lists items including Diamond Lamps Lanterns Self Heating Irons Milk Strainers Criss Cross Razor and Stropper. Mentions J. M. Pitkin Food Products and W. Dog Remedies.
Will Delaney inaugurates a Jennings area tailor shop located above the Variety Store in Marshall Illinois. The venture marks a local business addition amid the town’s small commerce scene.
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