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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented text discusses white symbolizing purity and statelessness, and blue symbolizing gentleness, truth, and steadfastness in historical and literary contexts. It mentions gendered interpretations and Bible associations, noting long-standing color meanings.
The document catalogues numerous circuit court matters including forgery burglary and larceny cases against Robt Garver Logan Warner and Bruce Parker. incest rape and liquor selling prosecutions. countless assumpsit foreclosure and divorce actions across Jefferson County. Names include E C Logan Warner Frank Piersall Ben Meneau Warren Smith and many Gardner and Parker parties among others.
The article argues the Democratic National Committee is unlikely to reorganize soon. It notes Democrats won elections more by Republican disarray than internal structure, and that time and modest funds may suffice for the party over the next years. It cautions vigilance toward Republicans instead.
A fragment notes shorthand existed before Christ with Marcus Tiro as Cicero's secretary originator. It claims Roman scribes used abbreviations and that later reporters matched pace with speakers, before Latin systems faded amid reforms and early typography.
Pauline, a golden haired social tempter nicknamed the tiger cat, confronts Nell and Marion Dale over a vanished romance with Paul. Nell exposes Pauline s past including a broken heart letter and a runaway marriage. Pauline vows to test Paul s loyalty while Nell resolves to let him decide truth.
McCoy pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at Big Creek at 10 30 and Grand Turn at 7 30. Everybody welcome.
Church services held at 11:00 on Sunday and 8:00 Wednesday evening in the Pythian Temple. A Sunday school for under twenty meets at 10:00. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Clark S. Thomas, pastor, will lead Sunday morning and afternoon services at Congregational Clark 8. Vesper program at 4 30 p m presents The Feeding of the Five Thousand or Supplying of the Invisible Needs of Men Out of the Invisible.
Fr United Brethren Charles A Curtis announces preaching next Sunday morning at Grace Chapel. Marshall services include prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 30 a m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m and evening preaching 7 80 p m. All welcome to worship with us a Friendly Church.
A Marshall delegation attended the Martinsville church meeting led by Minister Christian B. L. Allen. The gathering has added 49 members by Saturday night. Services next Sunday include The Lord's Supper at 10:30 a.m. and The Transfiguration of Christ at 7:30 p.m. A Bible school session is urged for 9:30 a.m. Attendance is sought for the Casey contest concluding soon. The Christian Restoration Society hosts Sunday services at 6:30 p.m.
The Pettit church reports a Sunday school of 390 with attendance rising toward 400. Morning worship at 10 45 features The Way Christ Looks at Men. Epworth League at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 with The Sort of a Friend Everybody Needs. Next Sunday offers church membership opportunity.
The article notes irritability in young children as an early sign of physical discomfort and urges parents to restrain diet and boost elimination to restore normal disposition. It emphasizes prompt attention to prevent disease progression and cites advice from the Exchange.
Mont Blanc is cited as Europe's tallest peak though Elburri in the Crucasua ranges allegedly exceeds it by 88 000 feet. It sits on the French Swiss border about 38 miles south of Lake Geneva with a sea level elevation of 35 781 feet. The summit was first reached by guide Baimat in 1786.
A reflective line notes that virtue and vice have differing life spans, suggesting moral endings may be unfair or paradoxical. The line implies that the fortunate may escape early tragedy while wrongdoing appears to endure.
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