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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
3
A Virginia dispatch reports a new method for producing paper pulp from cotton waste. If scalable, production could begin soon and intensify competition, potentially lowering prices before profiteers react.
A fragmented essay critiques pride and rhetoric, praising scholarship and civic rewards, while noting political tolerance. It contrasts fools and optimists, discusses marriage age jokes, and promotes respectful dialogue across parties and generations. The piece underscores values of honesty, effort, and community esteem.
The article urges shoppers to refuse gift wrap to curb paper waste and save money. It argues store wrapping inflates costs, raises newspaper rates, and strains paper supply. It notes a third of wrapping paper is wasted and suggests skipping unnecessary wrappers on everyday purchases.
Excerpt contrasts country folks views on land value and farming with urban money minded perspectives. It suggests those fixated on cash may leave the countryside for city streets when profits falter.
The piece argues candidates spend too much money and should rely on volunteers, noting Harding’s low expenditure as a possible win. It links student athletic enthusiasm to civic vigor, praising youth energy and urging frugality in campaigns while highlighting community thanks after a bereavement.
A Republican platform article defends free speech free press and assembly while opposing anti government violence. It calls for orderly immigration hearings enforcement of laws and action on lynching and temperance. It promotes road construction forest conservation reclamation and support for veterans.
The text fragments discuss June brides needing no cooking knowledge, children not showing off, thinking people rights to life liberty and privacy, and a note about keeping young people content in a town with little after 8 p.m. activity. Farmers and strikers are briefly referenced with feeding duties.
People in Clark County cherish country life and its landscapes. They find satisfaction in agriculture, social life, and public institutions, believing homes and food secure their future and that steady effort yields prosperity.
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