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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1923

Page

3

Believe in Yourself to Earn More in Sales

John Blake argues that true salesmanship rests on confidence and self belief. To raise wages you must improve your own efficiency and outperform peers, proving your hands and brains are worth more than current pay. Start by studying, practicing, and eliminating personal faults to reach higher usefulness.

John Blake

Something to Think About by F. A. Walker

A meditation on great-hearted people who selflessly brighten lives. They give sunlight and cheer without motive, guiding others with mercy, truth, and kindness. Even in hardship they act, remaining charitable, faithful, and watchful as they lift those in need. The piece lauds quiet, unsung ministers of goodwill.

Irich Dryell

Evening Hymns Reflections From The Golden West

Fragment from a McClure Newspaper Syndicate column meditates on aging and peace. It speaks of serene souls at life's end, the setting sun, and the golden west as gentle, tranquil imagery.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Tomato proverb and Great Lakes trivia

Farmers eat what they harvest and can the rest. The smallest and easternmost Great Lake is Lake Ontario. It reaches a maximum depth of 780 feet. France lost about ten percent of its population in the war.

Great Lakes Lake Ontarios Five Great Lakes North America France

What Dies Not The End Here The Man

Poem reflects on life and continuity through nature and time. It proclaims that trees sun stars rivers seas and hills endure beyond individuals and asks if only human life ends the plan. The piece challenges mortality and affirms enduring cosmic purpose.

Tree Rose McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Cookies and salads from a 1923 kitchen column

A 1923 newspaper kitchen column offers recipes and tips including plain cookies with variations, Russian rocks cookies with nuts and spices, poached eggs with mustard sauce, and several salads featuring watercress celery and pepper, apple and grapefruit combinations. It also includes a Ralph Waldo Emerson quote and weather prognostications.

Pretty Afternoon Frocks and Ornate Handbags Display

A fashion feature explores pastel crepe gowns with draped skirts and lace yokes. It highlights accessories like bright low shoes, handmade or imported handbags, and beaded bags with Egyptian motifs, noting personal craft and millinery as key details of summer style.

Moonlit Dinners and Old Style Cheese Rares Recipes

A fragment from a home cook book with recipes for cheese rarebit Tomato Rarebit and Baked Bean Rarebit. Instructions include heating milk and cheese in a double boiler stirring until melted add mustard tabasco and eggs, serve on toast or crackers with olives walnuts and optional butter.

Stray Bite of Wisdom Reflections in Afterlife

A fragmented line about childhood as a mirror reflecting in the afterlife the images first presented to Samuel Smiles.

Samuel

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