Armistice Day Reflections On Remembrance And Peace
The Forum of the Press notes Armistice Day is becoming a custom and holiday. It urges lasting peace and remembrance, hoping the commemoration will spell peace for all time.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
2
The Forum of the Press notes Armistice Day is becoming a custom and holiday. It urges lasting peace and remembrance, hoping the commemoration will spell peace for all time.
Columns praise Colonel Mitchell in a dramatic court martial noting it may alter military legal procedure. The piece cites legions backing him, Firestone’s Mexican rubber lands, daylight saving debates, Ford’s massive output, and forecasts a lengthy harsh winter with expanded road work in Illinois.
The Department of Agriculture analysis says winter hog marketing this year will probably be smaller than the June 1925 pig survey suggested. Delayed marketing due to ample corn and high prices may push more movement to spring, with sows kept for farrowing potentially further reducing winter volumes.
One hundred stockholders of the Arthur Fair Association met at the Masonic lodge to hear a full financial report of the recent fair. The treasury shows about $2300 after expenses, with a vote to reimburse each stockholder’s $500 assessment and leave $1400 as a nest egg for the 1926 fair set for September 1 through 4.
Advertising copy promotes Adlerika with buckthorn bark magnesium and glycerine as a simple mixture that removes old waste matter from the system. Claims include relief of gas and bloating in THN minutes and improvement of chronic constipation, marketed by The Keller Drug Co.
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