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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

3

Local Social News Highlights From Town Entertainments

A birthday surprise for Mrs Hdxve Nightlinzer featured sandwiches cake fruits and hot coffee with a gathering including Mr and Mrs John Sullivan and son Bill and several others. The group attended Zarah Temple spring ceremonial in Terre Haute Friday night and Mrs O A Keiser hosted the Walter Burdick Chapter D A R meeting with an original story by Mrs D D Doll. Miss Jesse Mullen and Ralph Montgomery wed at Rev J S O Neal’s home, the bride sister of John Mullen. Roy Norton and son Jack LaRoy of Terre Haute visit with Jesse Norton and family.

Nightlinzer John Sullivan Bill Harry Reynolds Guy Reynolds Walter Fawley Kitty Fawley Mae Dutton Yand Mary R.*johnson Geo. Hallauer J. J. ‘Rose Nick Hurst E. McMorris Ben. Helm Frank Archer L. H. Liveriy Carl Taubeneck Ben Baird Harold Bright George G. Robertson R. L. Davison B. D. Morton C. D. Mitchel O.R. Clements Sam Prevo Jr R A. Mitchell Zarah Temple Terre Haute O. A. Keiser Walter Burdick Jesse Mullen Ralph Montgomey Roy, Norton Jack LaRoy Terre ‘Haute Jesse Norton

City Council Notice on Trash Pickup and Bids

The city orders all rubbish and metal to be on the streets by May 12 and bids for handling the pickup by May 10. After this year residents must manage their own trash. Advertisement from City Council.

Social Roundup Ties Local Residents and Visitors

Rhoades the federal alvision manager of the Prudential Insurance Company from the New York home office and Supt. B Carl Farmer of Terre Haute were guests of Mr and Mrs O H Robson Thursday evening. Numerous local residents hosted and attended en frequent gatherings and travels reflect a busy social week.

Hi. Rhoades Federal “Alvision Prudential Insurance Company Newark New Jersey B. Carl Farmer Terre Haute O. H. Rolson

Local social notes include illnesses and visits across towns

The column lists residents and visitors from Marshall to Terre Haute and beyond. Frank Thompson lies ill near Auburn with river enlargement while Jessie Mott visits Terre Haute relatives. Numerous trips include visits by Logue, Robertson, Deaner, Dunn, Winger families, and others to Champaign, Paris, Peoria, Newton, and Darvin, with several attending district meetings and staying with relatives.

Migrants and the Night Flight Past the Lighthouse

The poem portrays migrating birds racing through a dark sky guided by a timeless, ancestral map. A lighthouse warning beams as the birds struggle against storms, their swift path marked by peril and fate.

Fifty Four Forty or Fight Boundary Promise and Polk Policy

The article traces the origin of the slogan Fifty four forty or fight to Enoch Eastman and its spread in Democratic circles. It outlines how Lewis Cass and James K. Polk were linked to Oregon boundary debates and notes Britain’s eventual acceptance of the forty ninth parallel as the line west of the Rockies after negotiations in 1846.

Enoch W. Eastman Iowa Lewis Cass Michigan Oregon Texas James K. Polk James Buchanan Rockies Great Britain Polk Buchanan United States Detreig

Memorable Court Quip About Golf Marriage Tie

A courtroom moment features Mrs. Niblick accusing her husband of valuing golf over their marriage. The judge interjects with a quip recalling the day after Niblick sunk a thirty-foot putt, highlighting the couple’s humorous exchange.

Mimosa Plant Protects Itself in Odd Manner

A Brazilian mimosa reacts to touch by folding its leaves and drooping to resemble a wilted appearance. Grazing animals approach, see the desiccated leaves, and often move away. If tempted further, they encounter sharp thorns that deter feeding. After the threat passes the plant returns to its normal green state.

Brazil

Apes Show Rickets Clues in Ancient Egypt Mummies

Apes in ancient Egypt mummies reveal rickets signs but no conclusive evidence of the disease in the human remains from the same graves.

Ancient Egypt

Load It All: Private Soldier's Gear Weighs 72 Pounds

A private soldier in the United States Army carries equipment totaling 72 pounds, including his clothing and gear. The heavy load underscores the physical demands faced by enlisted personnel in training and operations.

Don Quixote and Shakespeare Praise Quote

Sir Walter Raleigh lauds Don Quixote and Shakespeare in a reflective line from Some Authors, praising Don Quixote for gentle wisdom and courage while questioning if laughter reveals the world’s failures.

Shakespeare Don Sir Walter Raleigh

Proof That a Friend Would Not Lend Money

A witty remark notes a man refused to purchase a Liberty Bond, sparking amusement about loyalty and finance during the era. The quip contrasts friendship with patriotic investment, reflecting social attitudes toward government bonds.

Uncle Sam

Ant Empires in the Alleghenies Mound Kingdoms

Observations show mounds over thirty feet in circumference but usually under three feet high. New mounds rise in groups, with one group containing 1,700 mounds within fifty acres. Each mound cluster forms a community, an insect empire with a vast population.

Alleghenies Mc Cook

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The excerpt shows incomplete and nonsensical phrasing lacking identifiable people places organizations or facts to summarize into a coherent news item. No readable event is discernible for a valid card.

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