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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
2
Casey and surrounding towns report a parade of visitors and farewells as residents travel to Oklahoma, Missouri, Indiana and beyond. Students, relatives and professionals arrive or depart. a horse incident injures a resident. local bridges contracts are awarded. a store break in yields minor losses. revival meetings begin at Dolson chapel. and a Louisville couple marks 40 years of marriage.
The advertisement warns that many cheap imitations flood the market but the real product bears the bell on the bottle. It emphasizes that Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey is sold everywhere and authentic in origin.
Advertises Eagle Eye Salve by Sutherland claiming to remove eye inflammation and restore beauty. Markets it as available at all dealers.
West York reports Mrs James Lindley under the weather. Mrs Jot Mount visits Terre Haute relatives. West York lacks a livery barn. Mrs Zelpha Richards visits friends in Terre Haute. Mrs Lesley Lindley visited relatives here last week. Ike Seymour and John Lindley visited Terre Haute last week. Mraz Lewis Life and Mrs J T pestis were in Marshall Thursday. Mrs Sarai Terrell moved from Annapplee.
Jim Adams and wife shopped with Marshall Monday while Joe Travioli visited his feeble widow last week. Laura Ingale of Paris visits sister Mrs Travioli. George Caldwell improves his yard with a concrete walk. Nelson Campbell family in West Terre Haute Sunday. James Adams and wife spent Sunday with Frank Tobias and wife. Walter Adams in Terre Haute with his brother. Mike Molter and wife spent Sunday with John Campbell and wife. Walter Adams sick last week but better. League meets every Wednesday evening before December protracted meeting. Grace Campbell’s home hosted a social day for young people. Clora Campbell received a postal card shower for her twelfth birthday with twenty five cards.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey shown to cure whooping cough beyond doubt rather than letting it run its course. The remedy is presented as an effective treatment option in the old saying context.
Clem Shade and John Stevens visited, Henry Baker and wife from Marshall came last week, J Kurts and family called Sunday, John Webright and wife from Dolson saw Wm McNary, W B Payne and wife visited Terre Haute, Rob Neal McLain moved into new property bought from O F Vangilder, Rev Fitzgerald held service, Mrs Aden Moore visited her son in Dudley, Co G Smith of Marshall hauled phosphate, Robert Stevens Jr recovering from typhoid, Wellington Hurst building a large barn with Allen McNary and Dan Millborn carpenters.
Mr Otto Paul of Milwaukee Wisconsin writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best for coughs and colds. He notes his baby recovered from a bad cold in one day and expresses thanks. For sale by all druggists.
Fragmentary rural notes recount Corn yields and clover seed activity near Homer and Bayard. Mentions John Brosmande adding to his Bayard property and Cleaver returning from Terre Haute to vote. Family visits from the river region and a scout event amid weather delays.
A skeptical reflection on dentists, oculists, and surgeons, arguing they always deliver the goods regardless of patient outcomes. The piece contrasts perceived infallibility with other medical practitioners and laments modern progress versus past eras.
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