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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1914

Page

3

Eskimos in Hudson Bay Area A Review of Population

A census bulletin details the northern population near Hudson Bay with Eskimos counted at about 1 588, including 1 SU Eskimos, 180 Indians, and 26 hair Dhrowds among others. The report notes religious books, literacy, and harsh living conditions due to deer shortages, with observers remarking on age estimation difficulties and varied family practices.

Ottawa Bidsom Ominion Hudson Bay Je. Renton Mosinee Tuut Saya Gaxt Hudson, Bay Uzes Audson Bay Courtlandt Starnes Fort Churchill Sind Royals Horthwest Mounted Police Hudson “Bay Fort Churchill Melville Peninsula Starnes Hayter

Germany Uses Automobiles for War Logistics

Berlin reports widespread use of motor vehicles to move wounded and supply troops. Coblentz saw 475 ambulances built on six seat capacity. Dietz in Rhenish Prussia logged thirty seven armored cars with dual machine guns. Field transport still relies on horses due to rail congestion, while Germany and Austria push large volunteer forces though equipment shortages hinder deployment.

Berlin Coblentz Germany Dietz Rhenish Prussia Inist Russian France England Austria Hungary

Rainy Days and Providence in Hard Times

The piece warns that prosperity breeds improvidence as Rainy Days approach. It notes many seemingly prosperous people live hand to mouth, hide forethought, and squander vital forces on vice. It urges daily preparation to avoid ruin when future storms arrive.

Foreign born in U S 13 515 886 people in 1910 census

A Commerce Department bulletin reports 13 515 886 persons of foreign birth in the United States at the 1910 census, up about 3.5 million since 1900. New York houses about 10 percent, with Pennsylvania second. Germans form over one fifth, Russians second, Italians third, and Ireland fourth.

Washington Department of Commerce United States New York Censis Pennsylvania Milinorg Massachusetts Italy Ireland

Bear in tree ends long chase in Worland cattle camp

In Worland Wyoming a man known as Dad Worland, 62, carrying supplies on horseback to a sheep camp, charged a large black bear unarmed. The bear climbed a tree and remained for hours while Worland kept the sheep bell sounding to lure a gunman. He resumed his journey after hours, the bear still treed.

Worland Wyv Dev‘eral

Pearls of Australia Vary in Value by Color and Size

Pearls along Australia’s coast come in many shapes and colors. White pearls fetch up to 500 dollars an ounce in Europe, with yellow ones about half that value. Seed pearls sell for five dollars per ounce, discolored pearls sometimes gain value if peculiar, and seed pearls find demand among oriental physicians who grind them into powder for medicine.

Australia Europe India

Tinted Glasses to Correct Artificial Light Viewing

British physicist H E Aves proposes colored glass spectacles coated with collodion or gelatin and dyed with aniline filters to remove artificial light rays. Each type requires a specific formula, aiding accurate color matching in dentistry and enabling visitors to view paintings under artificial illumination.

H. E. Aves New York World

Malines in Ruins as German Siege Breaks Belgian City

Former residents of Malines recount near destruction as German artillery rots roofs and walls. The once bustling city near Antwerp suffered shattered churches, factories, and streets. refugees trek with belongings on battered roads while guards dot canal bridges.

Malinés Thig Sity Éola Strombold Europe van Dyke John’s Church of Our Lady Rubens Palace of Justice Margaret of Austria Malines Antwerp Brussels Belgium Dyle Sare Old City Sfields

Texas Wonder: Cure for kidney and bladder troubles

An advertisement extols the Texas Wonder claimed to cure kidney and bladder ailments in men and women, dissolve gravel, and aid diabetes and rheumatic complaints. It promises bladder regulation for children, offers mail order for $1, and cites testimonials with Dr. E W Hall, 2926 Olive St Saint Louis MO, through druggists.

Texas E. W. Hall Olive St Saint Louis

Defeat and Rhetoric Circulate After Tuesday Votes

The piece mocks supporters of Wilson and Bryan as it notes post election sentiment in the New York Tribune. It uses satirical images like Triumph and Turkey to illustrate political bitterness and the fading of a once held hero despite loyalists still clinging to his pedestal.

Bryan Salt River Turkey New York Tribune

Notice of Final Settlement in Hurst Estate Clark County

State of Illinois Clark County notices heirs and distributees that on December 7 1914 the Administrator will present his final report to the county court at Marshall Illinois and seek discharge from duties in the estate Everett Connelly Attorney.

Ilnois Clark County Sarah M. Hurst Marshall Illinois

Estate of Lutinda Hilbert Administratrix Final Report

Estate of Lutinda Hilbert in Clark County Illinois. Administratrix Mary Wallace will present her final report to the Clark County Court in Marshall and invite objections. Attorney Wm. T. Hollenbeck listed. Public notice also for the estate of George Walls with Maude Walls as administratrix and January term hearing in Marshall.

Maude Walls Wm. T. Hollenbeck

Administratrix Sale of Real Estate in Clark County

Mary E Rollings executrix of John L McMullen seeks court approval to sell three lots in McKeen town Wabash township Clark County Illinois at public sale December 12 1914. Sale terms require half cash on sale and half in six months with 7 percent interest and mortgage security.

Clark County Illinois Mary E. Rollings John L. McMullen Court House Marshall McKeen Wabash Township Mlinois

Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement

Women suffer backache head ache stiff swollen joints weariness and kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills give relief, strengthen kidneys and ease aches and weariness. Make life more worth living again. Try Foley Kidney Pills and feel better. For sale by all druggists. Adv.

Foley Adv

Conservator's Notice for Anna Serwise Estate

Conservator of the estate of Anna Serwise late of Clark County Illinois gives notice to creditors to attend the January term at the Clark County Court House in Marshall for adjustment of claims. All indebted persons must pay promptly. Dated October 22 1914. 432 Thomas Craig J W Graham Atty Conservator.

George Walls Clark Illinois Clark County Court House Marshall Anna Serwise Thomas Craig J W Graham Aity. Conservator

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