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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
7
A long damaged scene unfolds at the Farnsworth residence as Mrs. Farnsworth and Mrs. Bartworth press Mr. Singleton about beliefs and superstitions. The dialogue reveals tensions between modernity and occult ideas amid a formal household setting.
The narrator recalls a lively table talk between relatives about witches and the chin of a purported witch. Antoine sits in, while the aunt, her companion, and Mrs Bashford weigh the propriety of such chatter and a hint of archness surfaces in Alice and Bob jokes.
A daughter recalls a past jazz moment as a phonograph plays faint notes. Her father mentions a remembered collision between a truckload of milk cans and a freight car filled with chickens, sparking a hesitant recollection.
Guidance on feeding orphaned foals using mare milk substitutes, including sugar, lime water, and gradual milk amounts. Instructions cover bottles, temperature, and initial feeding intervals, with progression to skim milk after two months. Also noted are feeding rations with flaxseed meal, bran, oats, corn meal, oil meal, and the need for clean vessels, regular intervals, and companionship for the foal’s proper development.
Fragmentary text from a legal notices section shows unclear dates and amounts. The readable portion hints at a notice involving a $100 090 figure and a housing or posting action. No definitive names, places, or outcomes are legible.
A fragmented Louisville Courier Journal snippet debates who should judge beauty. The text questions whether a judge of beauty is necessary and mentions evaluating the baby and the mother, reflecting editorial skepticism about appearance driven judgments.
A traveler learns a deep river lesson when a boy says it isn’t deep. The rider and horse must swim. The boy’s reply hints the water is deep enough to cover ducks. Farmers now plan to harvest next year’s crops as costs of living are humorously noted as low.
Multiple property transfers listed in Clarence and surrounding towns including Esther Prevo to Katie Riley, Roscoe Richards to Rodney Ty Ball, Chapman to William Hull, and Mary Bruce to George Barr among others. Prices range from $1 to $4,000 with dates like 21-12-13 and 5-10-13. concludes with unrelated maxims about modern girls and promising discussions.
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