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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
4
An old Buffalo News item describes a method to poach eggs for invalids. Break an egg into cold water, cover with muslin for twelve hours, drain gently, then poach in boiling water with a pinch of salt. The result is soft and easy to eat, suitable for the sick.
Report describes devilfish of up to 200 pounds seen in Japan. The creatures are amphibious and wobble on their tentacles like giant spiders while searching for food. Locals kill them with clubs and trap them in water to feed, using the bottom jam to retreat and catch prey.
In a Washington Tar article, Mr Meekton approves of his wife speaking publicly on eco nomics and sociology to a large crowd rather than distributing bedtime stories. The exchange highlights support for public advocacy over private storytelling.
A Boston Transcript fragment shows quirky dialogue likening a man to a bird and debating behavior. Jokes about a water wagon and Uncle Tom appear. The text notes that many lack courage to wait, while some refuse to sell or give away unwanted items, preferring to yaffle them off.
A long excerpt argues that wartime duty and work discipline outshine swelldom in Washington. It praises volunteer soldiers, criticizes standing armies, and discusses U S neutrality, arms sales, and public opinion. The writer commends Chal Hamill for Terre Haute election reform and calls for cross party support to back him as mayor.
Information filed against L A McKinley and Ed Clapp accuses both men of fast driving. Local court records indicate a county case docket includes these names as respondents in a traffic matter.
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