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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
3
Freshmen total twelve names on the fifth six weeks honor roll. Juniors show sixteen, Sophomores twenty two, Seniors twenty one. The release lists names for each class including Robert Horner and Kathryn Kile with other students across grades.
A humorous glimpse at car maintenance as the generator, starter motor, and spark plugs demand attention. The piece uses personified components to poke fun at routine engine care and the need for a tune up.
A health note urges households to keep tincture of iodine and adhesive plaster ready. It stresses prompt cleaning and disinfection of small wounds to prevent infection and tetanus, and advises air exposure for quicker healing with ventilated adhesive covers.
A Toledo Blade quotation notes that conspicuous goodness may gain popularity if those acting kindly avoid overt displays. The remark reflects on public virtue and how visibility can affect perception.
A Child Life Magazine reflection asserts America’s greatness stems from the nobility of its people rather than land ownership, praising the character of men and women produced by the nation.
Illinois adds Shelby Clark Coles and Shelby counties forming three new dairy herd improvement associations. About 15 000 cows in 37 associations are tested for 900 dairymen with college supervision. Members gain production records for culling and profitable replacements plus feeding and separator testing. Several local social notes follow.
Miss Mary Helen Lindley and Miss Frances Lindley spent Friday in Robinson with friends. Mrs. Lawton Winters and her young daughter were in Robinson on Thursday visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap.
A concise moral saying notes that nothing costly is cheap when it is superfluous and what one does not need is costly at a penny in effect. It reflects on value and necessity as guiding principles.
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