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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1926

Page

4

Obituary for Delphia Horesey Zornes in Dunlap Chapel

Delphia Horesey Zornes born October 17 departed May 12 aged 79 years 6 months 25 days. She married F M Zornes in 1865 and leaves seven children Charles William at home Alva Leggett Kate Meloney Margaret Medley four grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and many relatives. She joined the Church of Christ early and lived a Christian life. Funeral at Dunlap Chapel Friday May 14 at 1 00 p m J A L Swett officiating.

William Alva Leggett Auburn Kate Meloney Margaret Medley Dennison Church of Christ F. M. Zornes Dunlap Chapel A.i J. AL

Rebellion Threshold in Andrew II’s Golden Bull 1222

The Golden Bull of 1222 issued by Andrew II of Hungary framed noble privileges against royal encroachment. It stated that if the king overstepped, nobles could resist him by force without being deemed rebels.

Andrew II Hungary

Early English theater named The Theater by Burbage

Historic note records James Burbage building England’s first regular theater in 1576 then 1877 on a different site as the Globe theater. a wooden structure taxed in 1508 and later rebuilt at another location.

England James Burbage Giobde

Incubator Baby Heavier After Bath England Feeding

A baby born weighing three pounds was placed in an incubator in Bath England and fed a teaspooning of milk every hour. The infant gained weight rapidly.

Bath England

Neater. Job Anyhow Driven by Rough Rail Challenge

A Louisville Courier-Journal piece notes a driver racing a train amid rough weather and rising tensions, highlighting skill and risk in the transportation contest. The report contrasts the rocky job and the boat rocker with the demanding rail challenge and the crew’s resolve.

Louisville Courier-Journal

The Wonderful Alps Peak Heights Described

The Alps hold about 180 distinguished peaks with elevations from 4 000 to 15 732 feet. Mount Blanc stands as Europe’s highest summit at 15 732 feet, with many peaks above 8 200 feet.

Alps Mount Blanc Europe

Noted for Medieval Glass in Bourges Cathedral

The medieval glass fills almost all windows of Bourges Cathedral and is praised as unsurpassed in beauty. The cathedral is among France’s greatest structures for art and architecture.

Bourges France

Canada Ranks Second in Telephone Subscribers

Canada ranks second to the United States in telephone subscribers per head of population, with about one in nine people having a telephone line.

Canada United ‘States

Meaning and roots of Zion in Hebrew and Arabic usages

The term Zion derives from the Hebrew Biyyon, with possible roots related to to be dry to set up or to protect. Arabic parallels suggest meanings such as hump summit of a ridge or citadel. Traditionally Zion lies on the southern part of the eastern hill where the temple stood.

Zion

Purifying a Sickroom With Lavender Oil in Hot Water

A brief tip suggests adding a few drops of lavender oil to a glass of hot water to purify the air in a sickroom. The guidance emphasizes a pleasant method using aromatic oil for scent and potential air freshness.

Year 1926 Seen As More Prosperous Than 1925

A local note hints 1926 will be more successful than 1925, mentioning the absence of Friday the 13th and a contrast with earlier misfortunes. The piece references sale of a plant for under one tenth its cost and notes smoke from an old factory chimney.

Troy Récord

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