Marshall Notes From The High School And Community
The Marshall Herald outlines graduation events with Rev Gordon of Paris delivering the sermon at Sunday services, June 3, and Dr Babcock of Illinois addressing commencement June 8 on the topic Mile Stones. It notes the class play The Private Secretary on June 6 at the Pythian Theatre with 25 cent general admission and 35 cent reserved seats.
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Gordon
Paris
Methodist Church
Dean Babcock
University of Illinois
Babcock
Pythian Theatre
Keifer’s Drug Store
Marshall Club
H. Mo Dewey & Co
Deweys Store
Help For Old York Church
A May 22 1917 item from York WL highlights aid for the old Presbyterian church and its vow or pledge amid local needs.
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Old York Church
York, WL
Old Presbyterian Church
Church notices and war era reflections in parish bulletin
The bulletin lists Sunday school times at Evangelical Church and Emanuel, a Children's Day observance, and membership pledges. It notes Junior League graduation, high school service with Rev. Gordon, and a monthly official board meeting. A Women's Foreign Missionary Society tea and Christmas box contributions are announced. The page includes a wartime exhortation and tornado discussion.
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Emanuel
Zion Church
Wm Abel
Joseph L. Buyer
Mr. Gordon
Paris
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
J D Shoemaker
O H_ Robson
J W Graham
Sandmeyser
Spirit of the Garden Voices the Human Sense of Accumen
An editorial piece in the Philadelphia Ledger discusses the garden as a symbol of accumulated beauty and moral guidance. Quoting Bovee and Le Gal la Menne, the author argues gardens express sentiment, bless with love, and echo nature’s call to humanity, likening garden wisdom to a still small voice.
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Bovee
Earth
Eden
Paradise
Richard le Gal- Menne
Ike
Keats
Garden
Noble Custer Hoggson
Philadelphia Ledger
Selection of Songs and the Official Hit Picker Career
An essay discusses a 100000 dollar job as official song hit picker and the volatile nature of song popularity. It notes that familiarity with changing female tastes matters and that the role could pay more than the US president. It also mentions farm preparedness and stage dining as ancillary topics in a broad column.
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Fort Rata
MO Wiekes
Carres
Songland
United States
Flower Growing Possibilities Across Plant Families
The text notes over 200 natural families or orders of flowering plants with about 7 000 genera and more than 100 000 species. It cites Begonia with over 850 species and Violet family with 230 species while Pink family has around 100 species.
Away Behind the Times
Farmer Corntessel questions his son Josh on his study of the Trojan War saying he may be wasting time studying a war without submarines or airplanes. humorous exchange captured by the Washington Star.
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Farmer Corntessel
Josh
Washington Star
Their Resources Quote from Baltimore American
A Baltimore American quote notes that knights of old would hire forty eight lawyers and asks why modern people pay so much, suggesting they never lacked for retainers.
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Knights of Old
Baltimore American
Dinner Etiquette Sparks Dinner Between Regsie and We
Regsie invites us to dine every other evening. We comment on his attentiveness and playful table mood. The dialogue hints at social routines and affectionate exchanges within a small group.
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Regsie
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Stearns & Foster Mattress
Stearns & Foster
H. M. Dewey & Co
Pem Li
Pulver's Garage
Orameene
Wilind Cardoix
Qorordy
The
Marshall Herald
William Murphy
York
Senaders
Old Home
Evangelical Church
Marshall
Methodist
Ou Courley
New England
Free West
Arlington
Potomac
Illinois
Middle West
Hillier
West Indies
Galveston
Aroas
Couatry
Mise Mary Biakie
Mt. Carmel
Mies Mary Brown
Spirit OF the Garden
Evers
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Weear
Munsing Union
Porosknit
Reek
Ien
Black & Hutchinson’s
Stone’s Cakes
Herald
Pegallon
ROY Scott & CO
Walnut Prairie
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