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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
3
The author traces the origin of Gringo from English speakers in the Americas and Spain. Gringo is described as gibberish to Spanish ears, a contemptuous label used when English language and customs clash with local norms. The piece links the term to broader cultural alienation.
The Liberty Bell of the West, cast as a bell gifted by Louis XV, rests in New Kaskaskia and rang out during Clark's 1778 Kentucky expedition. Clark, with French Kas kaskians and Father Gibault, captured Kaskaskia and Vincennes, forging Illinois County, Virginia, and shaping American claims to the Northwest Territory.
The world welcomes Sir Ernest Shackleton back from his long polar journey as attention shifts from scientific details to the trials and courage of his crew. Knighted in 1909 for nearing the pole, Shackleton reportedly completed a 1500 mile march while modern equipment aided the effort. The full tale remains withheld as he adjusts to postwar changes and awaits public interest to rise again.
The piece traces Roosevelt’s evolving stance on presidential primaries from 1912 to 1916. It notes his shift from opposing conventions that ignore primaries to urging delegates in 1916 to choose a nominee based on courage, intelligence and integrity, while implying he could influence or create a rival convention if unsuccessful.
Rural and urban insurance program announced with emphasis on strong coverage at lowest rates. Contact Cote Cole in Martial Illinois for terms and quotes.
Illinois faces spring township elections on April 4 with 1002 saloons across 59 townships at stake and 237 saloons in 17 cities up for municipal votes two weeks later. Dry opponents target Rock Island Moline Aurora Waukegan Alton and Lincoln while LaSalle Savanna and Cook County towns draw focus amid the ongoing demon rum battle.
A bank in Pennsylvania was swindled of 16000 dollars. The cashier lost 10000 in stock trades and, under pressure, gave an additional 6000 to his attorney. The attorney offered immunity in exchange for freedom and a raise, and the bank agreed to settle for 5000. The lawyer kept 1000 of the extra funds.
An ad asserts Folsy's Honey and Tar is a safe reliable medicine for coughs colds croup and grip with claims of soothing congested passages and breathing relief. It targets families and mentions weather changes and illness as triggers.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a pleasant syrup that soothes coughing and eases colds for children. It claims children calm, sleep well, and recover quickly, with a price of 25 cents.
A Paris note disputes German claims on Verdun losses. It details March 9 attacks at Vaux by the Nineteenth Regiment Reserve and the ensuing fierce hand to hand combat, noting heavy German casualties, dwindling corps strength, and French defense through March 2 beyond.
Allee Samee Melican President Yuan Shi Kai of China claims the right to change his mind often. A year ago he was president of the republic, declared empire last December, and assumed the throne. Last Wednesday he issued a mandate proclaiming the republic again with himself as president.
Local notes report a Mary Hill farm oil well brought in Saturday promising a production of 50 barrels. Other items include a gas explosion damaging George Franklin's barber shop and a shipment of horses to be used by the French government in the European war.
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