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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
6
An old style ad touts Prince Albert tobacco with vivid claims of unmatched enjoyment. It highlights sale in red bags and tins, including a 5c bag, 10c fins, and larger tins with humidor tops and moisture sponge for tight, lasting freshness.
The ad claims Sloan's Liniment quickly relieves rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation. It describes a tingling warmth after application and includes a testimonial from James S Ferguson of Phileda Pa praising knee relief and a Druggists price of 25 cents.
The 14,000 ton British battleship Russell struck a mine and sank in the Mediterranean last Friday with 124 deaths. Admiral Freemantle reports 26 officers and 676 men saved. The ship cost $5,000,000 and is the eleventh British battleship lost in the war. About 35 other British warships were destroyed.
Sudden winds and shifting seas cause spring colds and grippe with risk of chronic coughs. Dr King’s New Discovery, a ready pre mixed cough remedy, soothes grippe breaks and attacks. Over 40 years tested and trusted, ask your druggist for a bottle.
Link Gage writes on poultry treatment issues in a rugged day marked by neglect. The Tilford Moots family, Cody Moon, Fern Pash and son Ratcliffe attended a fire yesterday with Mr and Mrs attending.
An advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including dissolving gravel and curing diabetes. It claims benefits for men women and children with a mail order option and a two month supply. The text ends with a garbled Arbor Day joke reference.
Mr Bowser warns of a hovering Zeppelin and bombs while his wife crafts a comic plan to outsmart the danger. She orders him to watch from the streets, but he ends up bunking in and then returning to bed as the craft looms above.
A headline style excerpt from a St. Louis Post Dispatch piece presents a mother and child dialog about giving the leftover pie. the boy asks for food and the mother considers sharing. The line ends with a plan to run Expund to the back door.
The Terre Haute Star markets itself as a metropolitan daily with AP reports and rural delivery. The Marshall Herald is billed as Clark county’s leading paper with home news and special articles. One year of the Herald plus Star offers a price advantage for advance payment and mail subscriptions.
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