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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1920

Page

7

Mysteries of Unrest with the Flinny Men

An unrestful crowd and a sharp exchange unfold in a local venue. An old customer laments neglect while a politician notes the rival’s platform moment. The band leader responds, critiquing both the musician and the prophet role.

Sorghum

Henrietta Pushes for Politics Spurring Flat Move

Mr Meekton notes Henrietta wants to give up their flat at once. He asks if they are comfortable, but she insists on a political stand and cites the absence of a fire-escape landing and front porch as reasons to relocate.

Henrietta Mr. Meekton

The Instrument’s Quill and Steel Pen Debate

The speaker contrasts tools with mood saying a steel pen suits fierce writing while a gold pen suits beauty and power. A quip follows suggesting using a goose quill for ordinary purposes.

Red Rag Toss-Up Told By Two Cowboys

Cactus Joe warns about danger when provoked with a red rag. Three-Finger Sam counters that outcomes are uncertain and risky, leaving the result a toss-up.

Cactus Joe Three-Finger Sam

Could Be Easily Silenced Among Household Quarrels

A dialogue reveals a tense domestic exchange where one spouse jokes about silencing the other by turning out the light. The exchange hints at frustration and sleep-deprived impatience within the relationship.

Seduced Plea Echoes Amid Muddy Pond Allegory

A dialogical exchange references supporting a daughter in a familiar manner and a suitor affirming residence in a vast muddy pond near her locale. The lines blend courtship language with pastoral imagery, implying a conventional betrothal context and a rural setting.

A Tip to Market Tips and Market Speak

A compact comical vignette about advice that may cost the taker, a pleasure trip with a broker husband, a sunset sinking behind mountains, and quips on advertising by dress and perfume imagery. It reflects light social satire with personalities like Mrs. De LaSalle and a surgeon.

The Stages of a Raucous Party

A playful exchange about a prankish party begins by raising the wind and ends with raising Cain, illustrating a lighthearted sequence of mischief and consequence. The dialogue hints at a mischievous mood and escalating antics.

Runabout Trio Quips on Cars and Stage in Witty Exchange

In a breezy dialogue, Miss Flirty’s future car is teased as a runabout. A second line reflects on why an action starts in a dental parlor for dramatic draw.

His Fate as a Singing Mentor Reveals Family Quarrels

A fragment from a column notes a man whose life lacks harmony and hints at his role as a singing teacher. The exchange suggests family tensions center on his profession and temper.

Stable Character Sought for Racing Stable

A publisher seeks a young man of steady habits to attend racing horses, stating a preference for someone of stable character to work with the stable. The exchange emphasizes reliability and propriety as key qualities.

Open Country Best of All Motto Quoted in Telegraph

A Colorado Springs Telegraph quote extols the open country as the best place where life can be lived to its fullest and freest, noting it offers the greatest variety and beauty. The exchange attributes the phrase to open country ideals.

Colorado Springs

Holland Grows Willows and Strengthens Dikes

A note describes Holland planting willows to fortify dikes, highlighting how extensive willow networks stabilize banks and reduce erosion along waterways. The observation credits the trees with contributing to flood protection and land resilience.

Holland Brooklyn Tagle

Deepest Gold Mine in Brazil Reaches New Depths

The St. John del Rey gold mine in Brazil, the world's deepest metal mine, opened over eight decades ago and had been sunk to 6,826 feet. Some sections register 116 degrees Fahrenheit, with rock heat rising about one degree for every 126 feet deeper.

St. John del Rey Brazil

Carp Bring Clear Water to Power Plant Cooling Towers

Algae growth persisted in cooling towers of a large power plant despite chemical treatments. The company introduced carp into the towers and the water cleared rapidly. The fish did not hinder plant operation and remain in place.

Popular Science Monthly

Home of Famous People in Bardstown Kentucky

Famous residents who lived in Bardstown include composer Stephen Collins Foster of My Old Kentucky Home fame inventor John Fitch who built the first steamboat and author J James reputed for Hands Up leaving a literary legacy noted in the Automobile Blue Book.

Bardstown Stephen Collins Foster Old Kentucky John Fitch J. James

Considerate Hen of Bend Sawmill Employee Attains Notable Feat

A Bend Oregon sawmill worker keeps a hen that lays a fresh breakfast egg on his bed each morning. The hen awakens him by pecking gently on the forehead after she nests by his shoulder and places the egg beside him before sunrise.

Timber Trades Journal Bend Ore

Marshall testimony backs Doan's kidney remedy claims

Wm Clements of Marshall Sass Seven years ago suffered severe kidney trouble with sleep loss back pain nervous distress blurred vision and frequent urination. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he reports relief and lasting health. Price 60 cents at dealers. Western Wilburn Co Buffalo NY manufacturers adv.

Marshall Wm. Clements Carpenter and Masonrys EF. D. No Sass Doan Dean Clements Western Wilburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

Office Hours Posted for City Drug Store

Local notice lists office hours from 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 5:30 at City Drug Store. The page indicates the store operates under standard business hours and directs patrons to visit during the posted times.

City Drug Store

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the Dulaney National Bank Harry B. Dulaney J. R. Burnett Bert Bryan R.L. Hunt E. M. Duncz Morris Logue Harry B. D Edwin Booth Ulaney Frank Machlan Sonny Hera Cain Nature Terre Haute R. L. Davison C. D. Mitchell Mitchell Blds West Side Square James J. Rosh, M. D Marshall, Tl Stephen C. Bradley Cole and Cole’s Abstract South Side Clyde H. Knowles Pathe Bubegk & Gallagher Wdottabtepent Enaa Cap Yractiakligaai House Sarsishags
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