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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1916

Page

5

Seniors Win Teachers' Exams at Local High School

Three seniors Margaret Porbeck Peticla Dean and Ralph Cooper passed the teachers' examination and hope to secure teaching positions next year. President Brookley spoke on Fires with charts from International Harvester. A school picnic is set for Friday June 2 and the Field and Track Meet ends next Friday. The University of Illinois interscholastic event in Urbana features many activities and a May Fete band concert and circus attracting local pupils.

Margaret Porbeck Peticla Déan Ralph Cooper Brookley International Harvester, A Co University of Illinois Illinois Chicago University Glee Club Urbana

Attorney Becomes Demented in Miami Lockup

Walter Arbuckle a Paris lawyer and former Edgar county state’s attorney was driven to dementia and confined last week in Miami Florida where he had traveled for a rest It notes his prominent local status and subsequent mental crisis.

Walter Arbuckle Paris Edgar County Miami Florida

Local Notes From Casey And Nearby Happenings

Casey residents and area visitors share frequent movements with notable names in town, including J. V. Price, Professor Newell, and Miss Helen Scott visiting cities like Marshall and Terre Haute. Embalming studies, oil inspection appointment, and local club meetings punctuate daily life amid hospital graduations, church events, and school commence­ment notes across Paris Beacon coverage.

Russell Orndorff Professor Newell Casey Marshall Josephine Sublett Howard Simon

Ordeal for Students: Exam in China Under Midnight Doors

The Washington Star describes a Chinese literary center where thousands gather for a three night examination in Kanchou Fou. Candidates enter at midnight, study from a randomly chosen classic text under chancellor supervision, and have eighteen hours to write with limited rest and no food beyond light candy.

China Washington Star Kanchou Fou

Lincoln's deathbed reading and a Marshall notice

An elderly arm of memory recalls Abraham Lincoln reading scripture and hymns at a dying woman’s bedside during a country ride to witness a will. A separate 1916 Marshall Illinois notice invites sealed bids for paving and curb work on South 7th street with terms, deadlines, and required security.

President Wilson to Seek Clarification on German Note

President Wilson plans to request a clearer German reply to the earlier ultimatum. The note is seen as a delaying tactic by many observers while the President aims to remove ambiguity and elicit a direct answer.

Wilson Germany

Sunday services planned at M E Church this week

John Rowe is ill. Malcolm Warren arrived from Mississippi on Monday. Mothers Day services are scheduled next Sunday morning at the M E church with all urged to attend. Sunday school convention last week was well attended and a fine program. County officers attended. Ice cream sold at 30c a quart with other prices by proportion. Pure home made cream offered in strawberry, chocolate and vanilla. Special flavors available for occasions. The place also serves as an after show visiting spot with no rowdyism and patronage solicited. Marshall Randy Kitchen James E Chiougos Mer

Springfield Lincoln John God Eternity Heaven Christian Elerard John Rowe Malcolm Warren Mississippi M. E Marshall Randy James E. Chiougos Mer

Selling due bills at grocery store discount

Advertises buying due bills at 95 cents per dollar to pay grocery bills and save five cents per dollar. Mentions easy payment at the store.

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