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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1909

Page

8

Sanitary fountain installed and plans for team practices

The school installs a new sanitary drinking fountain while the boys basketball team nears regular practice. The Board schedules lab renovations and gas work, and Superintendent Kean and wife visited a tank farm west of Artinevine Saturday. A library purchase of reference books is noted and a student librarian may be elected.

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Pranks and Poems From Aboard a Liverpool Train

A youthful Stuart Robson tricks a companion named Bul on a Liverpool train by swapping tickets and hiding under a seat to evade the conductor. The tale unfolds with Robson revealing both tickets and Bul crawling out from under the seat. Also included is a short verse about time and kindness by Frank Walcott Hutt.

Stuart Robson England Bul Liverpool Robson Bill Frank Walcott Hutt

Amusing Tourist Tale At Boston Cambridge Cemetery

A tour group in Boston Cambridge visits a cemetery famous for lore about James Russell Lowell. A guide recounts a ghost story about a man with three wives, noting inscriptions on each wife’s stone and joking that ghosts might walk there for the first wife.

Boston Cambridge James Russell Lowell

Dance and mountain guest stir Louisville party tale

A Louisville family invites a mountaineer guest who reveals he drinks to dance. He confesses he lacks dancing confidence until he has five or six whiskies, causing astonishment at the birthday celebration. The scene, cited from Lippincott's with other moral snippets, ends with scattered literary references.

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Martinsville area notes on people and events

Martinsville community notes list residents visiting nearby towns, moves, and social happenings. Items include Wheeler Baker leasing land to an oil firm, locals traveling to Terre Haute and Cleveland, a rise in canned potatoes, and plans for a Martinsville homecoming. The piece mentions aging residents, parish and school ties, and local entertainment like fiddlers contests and Cremona violin practice.

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