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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
13
Transylvania fighting claims link Prince Carol of Roumania to the English royal line. King Ferdinand, married in 1892 to Marie, is noted in the fragmentary text as part of the Roumanian royal history.
Cleaning tips note using borax for walls and floors to deter roaches. Do not overheat oven when baking pies to avoid curdling crust. Old sheets kept for cuts or burns. Clean glass with stiff brush and hot water with a drop of ammonia. Label jars inside to wash without removing labels.
Instructional note describes removing light scratches from glass by cleaning the surface then rubbing with a cotton wool pad and covering with a layer of cotton velvet charged with fine rouge. The process aims to remove scratches and restore a new luster to the surface.
A Jane Doe case in St Louis unfolds as John Kearne and his wife visit Shaw's botanical gardens to study plants. A gardener cites a Dieffenbachia plant that can render a person speechless if touched to the tongue. The wife loses speech after a chilling incident. Keartie later confesses to the act and recovery follows.
Nirs Sam C.2Small of Clayton New Mexico writes about his three month old grandson suffering whooping cough. He used Foley's Honey and Tar and believes it saved his life. The child is now big and fat and healthy.
A damaged OCR fragment references carbon paper patterns and transfers. It mentions the Herald and omés context unclear, with stray quotes and garbled wording. No clear event or names are readable to state specifics.
The article details how freight cars wander for years across the United States, eluding tracers and causing large rail congestion. It explains the system of car records, tracers, and the difficulty of locating a single car amid thousands of miles of railways.
Fragmented dialogue shows a mother threatening a switch for disobedience. Willie Parsons resists with coarse slang as a family scene devolves into chaos amid garbled narration and abrupt shifts.
A reflective piece criticizes the limousine as a paradoxical luxury and social emblem. It argues the closed car erases ordinary human worry, yet exposes a disdainful aloofness that unsettles debutantes and leaders alike.
The German submarine merchantman Deutschland arrives in New London Connecticut with a cargo valued in the millions including dyes drugs and possibly stocks bonds and precious stones. It completed a second voyage despite British and French patrols and claims to be the fleet’s sole surviving undersea trader. The Bremen, which left Bremen on August 26, is reported lost.
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