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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
7
A sensational notice invites married women and minors to consult a doctor who claims a new method can cure catarrh and nervous or heart conditions permanently. The offer promises free assessment, certificates of cure, and a strict consultation window from 10:00 to 7:30 pm, with warnings about outdated remedies.
A damaged OCR fragment references a Baptist church event on a Sunday evening and mentions names and places including Danbury Duquoin Adenmodr and a sermon or delivery. The text is garbled with stray punctuation and incomplete phrases.
A community note recalls a fire hero who, amid cheers, held up a small round box of Bucklen’s America Salve. The event occurred at a gathering with local families including Mr. Harry Maurer and Fred Hawker of Hazel-Dell.
Friday visit from Ed Duran and wife from Oakland described. John Richey’s wife recently died. he held a public sale of personal property and will quit farming. Martha Hal went to Kansas to stay with nephew Clarence Hughes who is reported very sick. Dave Montgomery Silas Murphy Mike Schwartz judges of election met Thursday to complete voter registration. names added bringing total to 290.
A fragmented item describes a building collapse blamed on undermined foundations and indigestion themed claims. It mentions New Life Pills and Taubeneck's as sources for stomach and digestion relief, framed as a sensational health advertisement.
Mrs Join Alveys illness noted while Dave Walker Choctaw visits Terre Haute. Frances Huddleston visits Terre Haute. Gene Fawley returns from Brocton to vote. Dan Nest family Bekle Norton and others attend a funeral. Pearl English travels from Terre Haute for her grandfather's funeral. Henry Musselman and wife from Meirehall Sunday at Frey Kallanza.
In a local item, Steve Custis and his family are recognized by neighbors for rebuilding a damaged home. The article notes efforts by W Elliott and others including Roscoe Deverick and Gette Farra to assist in repairs and restoration.
Frank Stagge and family attend Sunday gathering at Wynick’s. Elva Mallory and Trixie Cunningham spent Sunday with Mrs Amanda Mallory. Farmers began cribbing corn. Daniel Gilbert built a new shed. Amos Morgan marketed hogs at Marshal Monday. Terre Haute visit by Thomas Graham and sister Flora. Wild geese migrate south. Timothy Babcock delivered hay. Foley Kidney PALS advertised as remedy.
Grandma Farrel visits Terre Haute while Adam Cullop from Chicago visits family and votes. Local residents attend the corn show in Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Cara Marvin of Union guests of C D Harington. Elmer Stone of Shelbyville visits Commodore Monks. Roscoe Bell and family visit West York relatives. A burial at Mt Olive cemetery. Harry Newlin and family visit Lawrence Newlin. Elder Vint Nidey preached at the Church of Christ. Rodney Bell Cor Springfielea visits home and plans to stay for the election. Mrs type Smith and Master Harry P Smith spend week in Terre Haute visiting sister Mrs Perry Woods.
A local offer promotes a 1 500 lb motor delivery truck as a cheaper, reliable system for goods delivery. The advertisement touts affordability with a price around $800 and claims the truck is among the best and most satisfactory. Address inquiries to the paper’s owner.
A sensational beauty powder named Princess Zarine erupts across cities from Boston to Chicago. Ads claim its unique perfume blends Russian violet rice and Parisian blooms to give a queenly glow. Limited 1.00 dollar boxes in Lily White and Rose Pink sell fast as upper society lines up for restocks.
A reader from Terre Haute Indiana describes a severe kidney trouble with frequent night urination sediment in urine and back pain. He credits Foley Kidney Pills purchased at City Drug Store for quick relief and feeling 100 percent better.
A church directory lists multiple denominations with pastors and service times. Bapnet Rev I B Les at 9 30 a m Sunday preaching at 10 45 a m prayer Wednesday 7 p m St Marys Catholic Rev Fr W Healey low mass 8 00 high mass 10 00 vespers 7 30 daily mass 7 30 instruction for children Saturday 1 30 Evangelical Association Rev L J Ehrhardt Sunday 8 00 9 30 am Y P A 7 p m second Sunday preaching 10 45 a m and 7 00 p m other groups include The National Rev W J Drew Methodist Rev Chas B H Taylor Sunday services 9 30 a m and 7 00 p m Jun League 2 30 p m United Brethren Rev B M Pier son 9 30 a m preaching 10 45 a m 1 D Y P C U 2 30 p m Senior at 6 p m Wednesday prayer 7 p m
Marshall resident Ida Kaukiainen testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved swelling in feet and limbs and back pain after years of kidney trouble. She urges others to try the remedy, noting it is sold by all dealers for 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. sole agents in Buffalo, New York.
The ad promotes salesmanship and business training courses at Paris Commercial University available by mail or through Ebony and combined formats. It touts shorthand and secretarial prep, aiming to prepare for travel and civil service reporting. Writs Wi E Gmex Propit er sells terms with a September opening and 18 year age note.
Mary A. Washburn administratrix of the estate of William H. Washburn declares before Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois that claims against the estate must be presented at the December term on the first Monday in December. Creditors must appear for settlement and debtors should pay promptly.
OCR fragment lists numbers and phrases with incomplete details. Appears to be a damaged classified line item with phone contact and assorted codes but no clear action or entity context.
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