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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1916

Page

5

Roumanian Prince Connected to English Royal Blood

A Roumanian prince said to be related by blood to England's royal family is reported fighting in Transylvania. The claim links to King Ferdinand who married Marie in 1892, with reports noting noble connections amid wartime turmoil.

Carol Charles Roumania S Who Fis Transylvania England Merdinand Marie Duke of Edinburgh George Prince Charles Will

Household Hints On Cleaning And First Aid Tips

Household hints advise washing walls and floors with borax to deter roaches and warn against overly hot ovens when baking lemon pies. It also suggests keeping old sheets for cuts or burns and using a stiff brush with hot water plus amina to clean glass. Paste labels inside jars to keep food supplies organized and prevent label loss during washing.

Polish Scratched Glass With Velvet and Rouge

A historical tip outlines removing fine scratches from glass by cleaning the surface, then rubbing with a cotton wool pad. Cover the pad with a layer of cotton velvet charged with rouge and rub the surface to restore luster and erase scratches.

Kearne Case Tied To Speech Loss Plant Tale In St Louis

In St Louis the couple John Kearne and his wife visited Shaw's botanical gardens with a gardener. A plant identified as a dieffenbachia allegedly left the wife unable to speak after a tongue touch. The wife recovered next day, and Keartie confessed to a related claim of offering such a plant sip.

John “Kearne St.Louis Kearne Shaw

Baby’s Whooping Cough Relief Cited by Grandson’s Parent

Nirs Sam C Small of Clayton New Mexico writes about his three month old grandson who suffered whooping cough. He used Foley’s Honey and Tar and believes it saved the child’s life. The family notes the boy is now large and healthy.

Sam C Clayton,n. M Oly Foley

Fragmented OCR Teaser From Local Herald Pages

Fragmented readable fragments reference carbon paper and transfer patterns at the Herald office. No clear events, dates, or named entities are legible beyond generic terms.

Runaway Freight Car Records and Tracking Efforts

A historical look at cargo cars that wandered for years and thousands of miles. It explains car tracing, the record books, and how railways tried to curb loss during shipper shortages and congestion.

National Assomviation of Car United States Texas Atlantic

Willie Parsons Faces Switch From Mother Over Disobedience

Fragmentary dialogue shows a mother threatening a switch for disobedience and Willie Parsons responding firmly. The distorted text hints at a tense domestic scene with a looming punishment and child’s defiant remarks.

The Limousine Look Asks Question Of Soul and Style

The passage critiques the limousine as a paradoxical luxury that enlarges status yet estranges the wearer. It notes the closed car and aloof expression it provokes, likening the interior to a drawing room on wheels and a stage for social display.

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Deutschland Returns with Cargo of Dye Stuffs and Drugs

The German submarine merchantman Deutschland reached New London Connecticut with a cargo valued at ten million dollars including dye stuffs drugs and possibly stocks bonds and precious stones. It had completed a second voyage from a German port to the American coast amid attentive British and French warships. The captain says Deutschland is the fleet’s only active undersea merchantman. The Bremen, which departed from Bremen on August 26, is presumed lost.

Deutschland New London Conn Germany United States Bremen

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