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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
3
Mrs A J Tleman of 1122 Wrominz Tan Antonio Texas reports long term catarrh headaches and breathing difficulties improved after six weeks using Peruna. She claims the remedy drove the centarrh from her system and she has not been troubled since.
New York fashion notes from March discuss a blend of early Victorian and Directoire influences shaping street gowns and evening wear. Striped skirts, short coats, wing sleeves, tunics over narrow skirts, and new spring corsets define silhouettes, with emphasis on graceful lines and accessories like parasols and roses.
The piece surveys centuries of Turkish decline from its peak in the 16th century to loss of European hold, highlighting Russia and Austria’s roles, Serbian independence, Bulgarian autonomy in 1908, and the shifting Allies stance on Constantinople as England adopts a more aggressive posture in the siege.
The text notes that many have plans to halt war in general but few offer definite methods for this specific conflict. It emphasizes that a key trait of an expert is the ability to disagree with other experts.
A long list of agricultural items shows U S farming activity: Peru buys flour from the United States. Belgium grapes arrive despite war. A woman farmer runs for mayor of Effingham New Jersey. California to Wisconsin report large peach production. States push extension services and agribusiness programs. Purdue reports western lambs set a price record at $9.60. Foot and mouth disease outbreaks touch New Jersey and Detroit stockyards. Wisconsin Wisconsin Madison offers courses in automobile work for farmers.
Marital union joins James P. Sublett and Mrs. Alice Emrich at S. D. Cochonour home on Feb 25. Dr C Haywood suffers nervous breakdown. Dr Bruce and Dr McCullough take him to Indianapolis for treatment. Mrs Frank Bronn from Chinook Mont visits aunt Mrs Ross Davis. Wiley farm oil discovery prompts prospecting by nearby firms. J W Brown and wife visit from Condon Oregon to see mother Mrs Susan Crampton. Clyde Clem and family return from Portland to Casey. Owen Cochenour family moves from Chillicothe Ohio to farm west of Casey. Death of Mrs Howe of Los Angeles wife of Rev D F Howe. former Casey residents. City hall meeting with railroad reps about passenger rate hike to 234 cents per mile. locals unimpressed.
John Brandenstein of Marshall describes long backache and dull kidney pain finally relieved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports a full recovery and no recurrence. He paid 50 cents per box at dealers and recommends the product from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
An old advertisement offers Foley products in a five cent trial package. Also, a notice announces the first meeting of creditors in the bankruptcy of S. W. Pearson of Marshall Clark County Illinois, set for March 16, 1915 at the Federal Court Building Danville Illinois, with details for creditors to attend and prove claims.
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