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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1911

Page

3

Jersey B Saddle Trotting Stallion Heading to West Union

Jersey B a 16 hand 1250 pound trotting stallion bred from Jersey Wilkes and Blue Bell is advertised for sale at West Union and the West End Wagon Yard. He is praised for speed and field performance, claiming records and a notable show ring victory in 1910. Breeder contact is RosS Buckner West Union for details.

Jersey West Union Yast West End Marshall Svoly Jelass Mgaiuetehin Wilkes Ga Ethe’ Mac Pratt Srey Denis Cirle Jersey B Dani BlueBell Bartholomew Wilkes Sive Ratshen Cardington Pat Rooney Marvey Hanson Sforkey Giao Bresdlegs Ross Buckner West

Dagonet Abroad Excerpt with Siberian Chill and Arctic Resolve

George R. Sims recalls a frigid night in the 1876 7 expedition era. He and Gordon endure Siberian cold in a large room lit by a blazing fire as they improvise a tent with sticks umbrellas and blankets to stay warm. The scene contrasts travel hardship with stubborn resilience and shared adventure.

Siberia Sudan Gordon George R. Sims

Dupre the Sculptor Seeks Shoes in Winter Story

A short tale recounted in The Outlook features Dupre the sculptor sharing a moral on generosity. He finds an old pair of shoes, decides to give away the better pair, then questions the fate of the pair he keeps for himself as he observes a beggar.

Parisi Ferethan Wenigheen Dupre H Milliun Alabie Tam Olitman

Lakes of Blood and Red Waters Across the Andes

The article traces places named Lake of Blood in various regions from North America to South America. It cites Singuelao the Lake of Judws, Hastings battlefield carnage, Lake Traslene known as Sanginetto after Roman casualties in Hannibal’s era, and Yaguar Cocha in Ecuador as a volcanic crater lake.

South América Jud Hastings Traslene Yaguar Cocha Ecuador

The Donkey s Head Symbolism in Ancient Worship

A fragmented passage discusses the donkey head as a symbolic artifact used by various ancient cultures. It mentions Egypt, India, and other nations, noting the red god Sith and the yellow god, with references to sacred stories and reverence.

Asia Don Aera India

Arctic delicacy and a uneasy first Arctic meal

Kane and Dr. Hayes describe their initial encounter with Eskimo customs during a visit chronicled in The Toll of the Arctic Seas. Hayes recalls being pressed to eat a bone infused dish, tasting a hot soup made from blood and intestines, and enduring the moment with eyes closed and nose held.

Kane Dr. Hayes D. M. Edwards Hayes Koyenak

Three Sheets In the Wind Origin Explained

A sailor explains the phrase three sheets in the wind. He describes sails and sheets in a ship’s rigging, noting loosening sheets makes sails flutter and a ship zigzag. The metaphor extended to a person’s erratic behavior.

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Gladstone Examinations At Oxford Recalled In Youth Tale

A biographical excerpt recounts John Morley narrating Gladstone’s youth and an Oxford university examination. An examiner fails to sway the candidate on theology and the exchange becomes a noted display of wit as the dean is cited for terseness and sharp replies.

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Supreme Court reverses part of labor case on contempt ruling

The high court reversed the jail sentence for contempt in the Budweiser Stove Company matter but left intact the injunction against boycott actions and the findings on the boycott. It affirmed that organizers and officers may be forbidden from certain activities. The decision did not overturn the merits of the boycott or civil findings.

United’ States Supreme Court Budiey’ Stove ‘Company Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Bourk Daley

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