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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
10
A historical piece warns tea and coffee harm children by overstimulating nerves and affecting kidneys and heart. It proposes substitutes like milk Cambric Tea Cocoa Shells and Cere al Coffee. The article discusses bringing up children emphasizing avoiding fright and maintaining calm routines.
The article urges young men to explore careers in ceramics due to rising lumber scarcity. It highlights clay as a versatile, inexhaustible material and stresses required education, hands on testing, and machine adaptation. The University of Illinois offers over a hundred free scholarships for ceramics with a new building opening this spring.
The piece argues children gain courage by self-reliance and play not constant parental rescue. It warns against overprotection teaching fear and dependence, urging steady encouragement of effort, perseverance, and self-help through creative, practical play.
A mother in a large family devises a safety plan using tiny bells attached to homemade rattles. She sews bells to toys so a warning chime alerts when a bottle containing poison or dangerous mixtures is moved or opened in the home.
The readable parts describe a mother and infant context with mentions of nails and piano practice. Fragmented phrases reference care routines and a child’s early activity, suggesting a domestic scene from a historical newspaper page.
A renowned skin disease expert touts Zemo as highly effective for eczema and other skin and scalp issues. He praises its clean liquid form over greasy salves and offers free samples and a booklet to explain home treatment with Zemo.
A narrator discusses how a skillful woman wins attention by easing tensions and guiding conversations. She makes any crowd feel at home, drawing out others while avoiding vanity. The piece extols a tactful approach that fosters warm, engaging interactions.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a universal skin remedy. It claims to draw germs to the surface and cure skin diseases including eczema, blotches, pimples, and scalp issues. The makers offer a booklet through Kelfer’s drug store for full details.
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A compact kitchen board setup features a second small elevated board for trimming and folding shirts. The design suits small kitchens and apartment kitchenette spaces, offering practical trimmings for daily chores.
Caution about gas stove danger and explosion risk. Advertisement for Hyomei remedy with complete outfit priced at 100 dollars and guaranteed to cure catarrh with extra bottle available. Sample bottle offered from Booths Hyomei Co Buffalo NY.
A Birmingham Age Herald item recalls a polite incident outside a downtown restaurant where a gentleman at the door asks for a hat, turning a simple encounter into a notable city moment.
A humorous Washington Star exchange quotes a nervous mag asking which train part is riskiest and the reply marks the dining car as the danger zone in the railway setting. The quip reflects light journalism style and urban wit of the era.
An excerpt shows a terse dialogue about a wife leaving, a deputy boss remarking on bed and board, and a quip about ancestors. The piece mentions Marjorie engaged to a real live duke and ends with a remark on candor from the Gowers in Racine.
Washington man Wm H Douglas Jr reports using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey and says it gave him almost instant relief. The product is available for sale by all druggists.
Marshall citizens learn of a kidney remedy claiming direct action on the kidneys. Dean's Kidney Pills are advertised by Foster Milburn Co and agents across the United States, with testimonials from Mrs. Cyrus Johnston of Marshall.
Reports describe Charles Vincent killed by a heavy pipe from a rope derrick at a well near Lawrenceville. Raymond Beams, a pumper near Bridgeport, found dead in mud at his work site. Charles Osborn, a tool dresser in Bridgeport, died by taking carbolic acid after a romance jolt.
A bygone remark recalls a man who argued the mule outranks humans because the animal needs no shoes to keep its feet warm, illustrating a preference for simple logic over complex humanity.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas faced death from consumption described after the Civil War. He details contracting a stubborn cold that led to a chronic cough, weight dropping to 180 pounds. After using Dr Kings New Discovery his condition improved and he gained back weight to 178 pounds. The ad claims it cures coughs lags grippe asthma and other lung troubles with a 100 trial bottle free and guarantee by Robi Prewett.
Conservator of the estate of Sarah E King deceased will appear at Clark County Court Marshall Illinois May term on the first Monday in May to adjust claims. Creditors must present their claims and all indebted parties must make immediate payment to the conservator J L Leatherman. Wm T Hollenbeck attorney. 1910 March 11.
A near two year old mining firm in Idaho offers 50,000 shares of its Treasury Stock at 25 cents per share par value 100 to raise funds for developing work. No salaried officers. Geddes & Co invites investigation. Write 600 W Pratt St Baltimore Md. Liberal commission to solicitors.
A fragment notes that initial rush can cause dizziness and faintness. It mentions possible effects on individuals without detailing causes or remedies. The terse line preserves the fragmentary mood of the source.
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