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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
3
New York dates advise readers to avoid impulsive purchases and build a wardrobe that fits individual needs. Plan purchases like furnishing a home, minimize wrong dresses, and use restraint to prevent costly mistakes in clothing.
Verona Clarke reviews the season with guidance on dress campaigns for Mrs Buxom and daughters. She highlights Russian blouses, sleeveless tops, slipovers, and Betty Wales frocks, noting belts and straight lines flatter figures. Gray tones with vibrant embroidery, sport satin skirts, and coordinated stripes and linens define current chic.
Hiram Diggs of Alveston asks for the book What Makes the Gasoline Engine Stop. He complains his Sasollee engine runs only occasionally and stops without an apparent cause while insisting nothing is wrong with it.
Several large railroads filed a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking authority to raise rates across most tariffs. They request that increases be allowed to take effect generally with coal coke and ore exempt from the hikes.
More than 2000 Germans depart St. Louis area after the United States severs relations with Germany. Many head for Mexico or Wisconsin while fears of internment drive the exodus. Reporters and German-Americans defend the move as unnecessary and reflect on citizenship status.
Large sheets for transferring embroidery and other patterns are offered at the Herald Office. The item suits needlework and design work, with ample sizes for various projects.
Public sale conducted at Harlan's livery stable in Marshall on March 31 at 1 p m features the entire herd of grade cows raised from registered bulls. Cows are young and profitable. terms are bankable notes due in six months at 7 percent interest. W S O H AIR Clyde Knowles Auctioneer.
A historical advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for lumbago and back pain. It includes a customer testimonial from Eveland praising relief after using the product and recommends it for kidney trouble and general vitality.
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