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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
6
This brief outlines establishing a credit and advisory source for business matters. It covers guidance on credit policies, risk assessment, financial planning, and strategic advisory services for entrepreneurs and firms seeking informed financial decisions.
The article argues farmers earn moderate profits from crops and land values rose since 1897, while defending tariff protection as Republican policy. It notes farm wealth expanded with rising crop values, insists profits are not excessive, and objects to Democratic free trade attacking farmers. It mentions cane sugar producers and an American inventor joining a report against sugar use.
The article notes saccharin, discovered by Dr. Ira Remegen, now president of Johns Hopkins University, and describes its purity and relative sweetness to sugar. It discusses its commercial use in foods like cakes and candies, and mentions government actions affecting certain substances.
In a Boston school class on Patriotism students shared items linking their families to the Union war effort. A girl mentioned a flag, a boy described a Civil War gun, another noted his grandfather’s Union captain uniform and a mother’s portrait, with others recounting similar ties.
The Trachodon fossil from Cretaceous Kaneas shows preserved epidermis around the skeleton. Professor Osborn notes the 30-foot long, 15-foot tall creature likely swam, died on a riverbank, desiccated, then buried in sediment preserving surface sculpture.
A country girl’s idea of a wild time is waving a kerchief at passengers as a train passes. The tale notes a man’s frustration when he stumbles near a dog and reacts angrily, seen as a sign of aging.
The fragment describes backache and urinary troubles as urgent, urging readers to seek aid for kidney issues. It mentions William H. Martz at 6088 Jasper Street, Casey, and references distress, dropsy, and Bright's disease in a distressed promotional tone.
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