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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
6
Court notice announces March term in Clark County Illinois for Eden versus Eden nonresidence case. Complainant’s bill filed January 15 1910, summons issued, defendant required to appear March 14 1910 and plead or demur. failure will yield a decree. Also executor notice for Samuel C Blankenbeker estate requests claims and payments by April term. Samantha J Blankenbeker named executrix.
In the Circuit Court Clark County Illinois March term 1910 Edna Hamilton vs William H Hamilton chancery divorce. Affidavit shows William H Hamilton non residence. Complainant filed bill February 4 1910. Summons returnable March 14. Non resident defendant must appear March term opening March 14 Marshall to plead answer or demur or bill will be confessed. Daniel Emerson clerk. Marshall Feb 9 1910 J W Graham solicitor.
Administrator announces he will appear at Marshall Court House for April term to settle claims against the Clark County Illinois estate of John Whitkannack deceased. Creditors must present claims. debtors must pay promptly. Dated February 5, 1910. Firdle Whitkannock, Admin. Attorney: T. Hollenbeck.
A Leslie's Weekly history piece recounts Republican defections from 1864 to 1896 and notes the party's growth from 1,841,264 votes in 1856 to 7,637,676 for Taft in 1908. It argues that internal rebels will soon surrender or merge, preserving the party's vitality.
A close mining concern with two years of Idaho silver mining seeks sale of 60 000 shares of treasury stock at 25 cents par 1.00 to fund development. No salaried officers. Investors invited. Geddes & Co 600 W Pratt St Baltimore Md offers liberal commission to solicitors.
A Chicago women’s club discussed the question of when an unmarried woman becomes an old maid. No agreement was reached, though one speaker argued that a twenty eighth year old is not yet an old maid and may be considered more attractive.
The tale shows Alexander the Great visiting an eastern ruler who settles a court dispute by uniting the involved man and woman in marriage and awarding the treasure as a dowry. The potentate criticizes harsh punishment and notes Providence along with human mercy.
A column notes quirky cultural myths from England and Russia and bizarre folk practices in Munich and inland areas, including fears about tomatoes in 1600, cucumber witch beliefs, iron therapy for colic, barefoot penance for dreamers, and a harsh Chinese parental punishment rule for theft.
The text explains engraving an egg by writing on the shell with beeswax varnish or tallow and dissolving exposed shell in vinegar to show a relief design. It adds notes on the toad, including its water intake when emaciated and usefulness in gardens. It mentions its life as a tadpole and claims about longevity and embedding in stone.
A brief cartoonish exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger features a ceiling and molding debating weariness and friendship with a register and a screen. The dialogue lampoons office chatter and mechanical oddities in a humorous vignette.
A drawing lesson ends with a child naming the landscape as home. Elizabeth reasons that only home has no place like it, reflecting a simple child’s insight about belonging.
A brief fragment portrays a tiny black kitten praised by its mother as pretty and sweetheart. It hints at growing up and a future when its owner and nurse are occupied with cares, foreshadowing a playful theft or mischief.
World famed rifle shot Capt Bogardus, living in Lincoln II, credits Foley's Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney and bladder trouble. He reports relief from backache, headaches, and cloudy voiding after three bottles and urges fellow sufferers to use the remedy.
The Illinois Supreme Court granted a stay delaying the Joyce case final judgment at the request of Attorney General Stead. A rehearing is expected when the court reopens in April, with Stead believing the decision will reverse the Joyce ruling and uphold the 1899 parole law.
A Marshall resident Julia Thacker credits Deans Kidney Pills with curing years of backache dizziness and urinary troubles after a five week course. She cites a 24 hour improvement and later permanent relief verified in 1910 and urges others to try the medicine sold for 50 cents.
The article praises Georgian Court in Lakewood New Jersey as one of the nation’s finest country houses. It profiles Mrs Edith Kingdon Gould wife of George Gould and mother of seven, noting her popularity fashion leadership and devoted motherhood. The estate features stables theatre casino sunken garden electric fountain and a grand marble setting with a Neutilus shell chariot sculpture.
An Awful Eruption or volcano theme ad claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures boils ulcers fever sores and heals burns cuts bruises sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles. It promises instant relief and lists 25c at Robt Prewett's.
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