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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1917
Page
8
Minnesota’s Ered Fulton, 6 ft 6 in and about 222 pounds, dominates recent wins over Tom Cowler and Charley Weinert. His powerful left and right hands, two handed style, and strong brows mark him as a formidable rival to Jess Willard.
The Professional Golfers Association announced the annual championship will be held October 9 to 13. The decision came after a meeting where the Dutnu club was selected as host.
An article argues pure bred fowls yield higher profits through reliable egg production and uniform meat, contrasting them with mongrels. It claims pure breeds combine hardiness with improved coloration and market uniformity, emphasizing economies in feeding and care and better winter egg output.
A compact set of domestic tips covers buttonhole making with lawn under lace, drying sheets by pinning ends to prevent frayed corners, preventing dye fading in crochet threads by salt water, quick sugar cinnamon spice storage, cleaning white kid shoes with soap and milk lather, and cooling jellies with salt and baking soda in water.
The North Carolina board of health warns that a common cold is not trivial. It can lead to pneumonia, bronchitis, rheumatism, or tuberculosis and even blood infections. Personal hygiene and avoiding crowded contacts, plus daily cold baths and temperate eating and drinking, are advised to prevent colds.
A collection of short humorous vignettes about domestic life and hired help. An old man explains Bill Malone is not a man at all but a loan association, a truthful boy answers milk questions, and Rosale recounts leaving a host’s service due to quarrels between masters and mistresses.
A quaint breakfast exchange has a father misheard remark about a “post In G freak museum” provoking his daughter’s indignation. He recalls passing a bar late at night and claims the scene featured a man with two heads on his shoulders.
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