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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
12
A Buffalo News item explains a gentle egg poaching method for the sick, using twelve hours of muslin-wrapped soaking in cold water, then gently rinsing and poaching in boiling water with a pinch of salt. The technique emphasizes tenderness and ease of eating.
Report notes devilfish or giant amphibious creatures up to 200 pounds occasionally appear in Japan. They move on tentacles like spiders seeking sweet potato patches. Natives use clubs to kill them while in water, where they crouch near the bottom as a retreat to catch their food.
A man named Meekton approves of his wife addressing a crowd on eco nomics and sociology rather than distributing children’s bedtime stories. The exchange highlights domestic views on public discourse and gender roles.
A fragmented dialogue describes a comically boastful figure and a water wagon query as voices mock a man’s courage. The piece reflects slangy banter and hazy moral tone while noting cowardice and selling tricks. This snapshot captures humorous social commentary from an old Boston page.
The writer contrasts Washington’s swelled society with workers, praises volunteers in WWI, and argues for trained citizen-soldier ideals over standing armies. He cites British, Canadian, and American forces, discusses arms sales, and lauds Chal Hamill for Terre Haute election reforms and civic virtue.
Information filed against L A McKinley and Ed Clapp alleges fast driving in county case. Charges indicate traffic offenses and related proceedings. Authorities cite violations observed by local patrol in the county area.
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