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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
7
In a playful exchange Roosevelt jokes about the heavenly choir needing more sopranos tenors and altos while promising to handle the bass himself. St Peter worries about the church street scene and crowns alignment as the dialogue unfolds with humor.
In Altoona Pennsylvania a woman treated for months suffers severe pain as doctors discover a sewing needle in her right forearm. An X ray confirmed the needle’s presence and the patient recalls no trauma or fever prior to onset.
Edward Lyle, in Outing, discusses grueling southern training and batting technique. He describes plate steps, ball delivery, the batter’s arrangement, and the need to adjust stance to avoid easy fly balls.
Agricultural notes advise farmers to sow oats with Canada field peas to yield a quick hay crop by June. If green forage is needed, multiple cuttings can extend feeding. Alternatives include German millet and soy beans with inoculation to boost protein content.
A discussion on civilization emphasizing democratic citizen participation, domestic science, and industrial education. The speaker compares the United States and Germany, highlighting Germany's schooling and industrial growth as models for improving public schooling, labor training, and moral development.
A writer living among Bowhill miners describes daily life in the Bowhill mining district near Dundee. Husbands work shifts from six to two, wives manage households, attend church, and fashion trends influence the row house community. Accidents cast constant worry as families endure loss and grief.
Richard Tovey a trapper climbs a tree to pursue a mountain lion and catches the animal headfirst in his coat as it springs He regains balance but holds on and the struggle ends with neither party hurt in the encounter on the ground
Fragmentary ad style text touts Ayer’s Sarsaparilia as a stimulant and steady cure. It mentions doctors, trust statements, and warnings about pills with overblown effects and fear of fake remedies.
In the Clark county circuit court a writ of attachment is issued against C W Kirkwood in favor of C B Bennett for 314.38 dollars plus interest. The defendant is ordered to appear on the next term beginning July 8 to give special bail and plead. otherwise judgment will be entered and attached property sold to satisfy the claim. Daniel Emerson, Clerk. Arthur Poorman, Puffs Atty. 20-3
A local notice warns that kidney troubles threaten health and urges use of Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimony from Mrs. William A Goats of Mondost Garey, D gives relief after a year of severe back pain, dizziness, and urinary issues. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent.
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