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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1914

Page

3

Catarrh Patient Credits Peruna With Salvation

Journal excerpt tells of Mr John Johnson of St Elmo Illinois who suffered five years from persistent catarrh and near collapse. After trying many doctors he reports Peruna saved his life and calls it the best medicine on Earth. Readers are invited to verify by writing the Peruna Company and request the free almanac for 1914.

John St Elmo Tisinois Ste Louls Delanes Ue Johnson Reef Johnson

Tax Purchaser's Notice of Clark County Land Sale 1914

Court notice lists K Perry Keziah Perry Alma Perry Arthur Boyer A N Ross and others, real estate at Marshall Illinois in Clark County. Warren assigns tax sale certificates to La Cole. redemption by June 17, 1914 affects deed and interest. Public sale details include lot descriptions and assessed owners with six names.

State of Illinois Clark County K. Perry Keziah A. Perry Keziah ‘Ann Perry Alma E., Perry Arthur ‘Boyer Jas. A. Boyer Albert N. Ross A. N. Ross Robert ‘Thompson Marshall Clark Windson Warren M la’ Cole Clark” County Mark's Minois Jas. A Boyer Archer Ems Archer's N. ‘Ross Cole C. S. , Warren

Casey items and regional notices from the Banner Times

The Banner Times reports local notes including former Postmaster Wor. Lee recovering from illness, a marriage between Fred Burk and Nellie Linn, Mrs. H. M. Ferguson named for Republican collector, Wm. Ruffner marrying Lydia Short, and David P. Morrison leaving Casey for Bartlesville. Also mentions C. HY & D planning southbound train, a snow plow altering track, a wreck north of Kansas, a March health warning, and advertisements for Foley products and Kidney Pills.

Casey Banner Times Lee Fred Burk Nellie Linn Martinsville T. J. Slusser Olney Lydia Short David P. Morrison Jarecki Mfg. Co Bartlesville Okla Iansas

Make Money In Spare Time With Cosmopolitan Agencies

Opportunity for active men or women to handle local subscription interests for Cosmopolitan and other magazines. Earn cash commission plus monthly salary based on work. flexible schedule, potential earnings cited up to $5,000 yearly. Write Charles C. Schwer, Cosmopolitan Agency Bureau, 119 W 40th St, New York City.

Cosmopolitan Good Housekeeping Hearst's Magazine Harper’s Bazar Charles C. Schwer Cosmopolitan Agency W. 40Th St, New York City

Busy Day as Householder Circulates Primary Petition

An exchange shows the head of the house away from home while a young man in charge responds that she is out circulating her primary petition. The dialogue highlights civic activism within a domestic setting.

Dean's Kidney Pills Publicity Letter Ad

A testimonial from John Guyer of Casey Illinois praises Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. He describes back pain and frequent urination after typhoid fever fourteen years earlier and credits two boxes with relief. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Dean John’ Guyer Jefferson ‘St Casey Zet Duan Guyer Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo, N. Y

The Gottlieb Slattery Ballot Box Clash

A Chicago primary scene shows Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Slattery in a volatile encounter over suffrage. The couple quarrels at a precinct in the Twentyeth ward, culminating in a struggle outside as spectators watch and a dramatic turn toward female political agency. The episode is framed as a debate on gender and power in politics.

Chicago Gottlieb Slattery Mrs. Gottlieb Slattery

Spring Tonic Claimed to Restore Health in Kids

An ad-like fragment promotes a spring tonic to purify thick blood and aid bowel function in children. It promises renewed energy, healthier kidneys and liver, and evens suggests benefits for overall ambition, urging purchase at city drug stores.

Mrs Gerhardt Voices Antiwoman Suffrage View After Loss

Chicago aldermanic candidate Mrs Marie Gerhardt declares women are crooked and that woman suffrage harms the country after counting ballots. She cites alleged female poll workers demanding pay to work for opponents and says the country would be better without woman suffrage.

Marie Gerhardt Chicago Noén

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

A historical ad claims Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder issues in men and women. It promises gravel dissolution, diabetes relief, back and rheumatic pains, and urinary irregularities with a two month supply and testimonials. Manufactured by Dr. E Street, St. Louis, Missouri.

Texas E Street St. Logists

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