02 May 1917
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1917
Page
1
The piece praises Congress for enacting a selective draft and building a strong democratic army. It argues the nation, 100 million strong, will pursue peace through science and disciplined action, contrasting American method with emotion and warning Germany that American material can forge elite soldiers.
The piece lauds Congress for relinquishing civilian control over the army and endorses a democratic army drawn by selective draft. It warns against social caste in command and calls for officers to respect citizen-soldiers, aiming to build an army based on fitness and democratic principles. The author cites the French system and critiques British caste, urging reform for strength.
University of Illinois College of Agriculture cautions that early potatoes are unlikely to succeed in Illinois. Advice covers timing, risks of rot and frost, and suggests alternative crops like lettuce radishes spinach and beans. Emphasizes plant now with hardened stock and careful soil. avoid wasteful early planting.
Casey resumes city mail delivery after about a year with two carriers on duty yesterday. Residents gain daily service as postal routes reopen and local mail collection resumes.
Herald reports local county coverage with detailed briefs on communities, politics, and public notices. The Star notes today’s items mirror yesterday’s headlines with focused updates on residents, schools, and regional events.
Mrs. Thomas Craig of Locust Street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved kidney pains backache and headaches and strengthened her kidneys after cold attacks. The ad urges readers to trust home endorsements over manufacturers claims and promotes the 50 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Joley a 5 year old bay Standard Bred stallion 16 hands 1200 pounds with sire El wood Jim dam noted as a best local mare. He is a fast trotter and show horse with blue ribbon wins at fairs. Season at 1 mile west of Albright for 10 dollars to insure with insurance due on foaling and late fees. Fred Spittler owner keeper Martinsville TL phone 409.
The remark suggests a skeptical view of moral pressure and self righteousness. It reflects a cynical tone about how people perceive virtue and expect others to meet their standards.
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