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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
11
A booster claims a quick mile run boosts mood and helps business. The piece notes smiling as a key element and cites an Undertaker figure as someone who avoids upsetting patrons with smiles.
A humorous column lists modern foibles from politics to consumer greed and speed, noting speed of poetry, car culture, and public opinion. It concludes with a quip comparing Mexico's civil war to an uncivil one.
A collection of quips noting faith moves mountains but cannot move income tax collectors and watchers with careful steps. It also mentions horses helping drag cars from ditches and trimming shade trees, reflecting rural wisdom and practical humor.
Russell L. Riley seeks Republican Primary approval for the Clark County circuit clerk position in the election set for Tuesday April 8 1924.
State Senator C A Shuey announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for the 34th district. Candidacy subject to party primary approval to be held Tuesday April 8 1924.
The Pennsylvania American Legion posts boast a combined membership of over 40 000 in a statewide network. A reference to a deadly tsetse fly notes its double name arising from its two quick, sharp sounds.
The zodiac and its constellations and symbols are described as among the oldest traditions, with origins reaching back to a Neyotian period and connected to early forms of calendar knowledge and celestial interpretation.
Property lists a 29 room house with bath vestibu le and pantry a large floored attic three porches a 16x24 coal and wood house a 20x30 shop or garage nine fruit trees school and pavement one gasoline engine and a band saw with rip saw attachment Sale due to owner wishing to move away.
A garbled collage mentions Peruvian cotton in twelve colors, Ovid, exhausted fields from constant tillage, and a note that General Pershing earns 15500 dollars yearly with 8000 dollar allowances. It also cites an Akron Beacon Journal line about extending American efficiency with instructional sheets at meals.
John R. Hamilton enters the race on the Republican ticket for senator from the 34th district subject to party primary approval. The primary is set for Tuesday April 8 1924.
Walter E B Cork announces he seeks one of two Republican nominations in the 34th senatorial district for State Representative. Primary election set for Tuesday in Coles Douglas and Clark counties.
W B Berkley of Parker township announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for representative of the 34th district of Illinois subject to primary approval to be held Tuesday April 8 1924.
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