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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
2
A notice outlines death announcements with resolutions by lodges, charging one dollar for certain memorial items, and admission fees for entertainments at varying line rates. The piece notes Harald newspaper’s larger Clark County circulation.
The piece contrasts Mexican fights with American norms, noting how women and children accompany troops, camps lack discipline, and ranks mix volunteers with conscripts. It details Federal executions and the law of Maxmilian, then contrasts uniforms, gear, and officers of Federal and Constitutionalista forces, and remarks on Mexicans abandoning farming for violence.
A Herald advertisement touts a liberal subscription proposition for Collier's and Marshall Herald. New subscribers who pay up to date and in advance for a year receive the discounted rate, highlighting the wartime style appeal and broad readership.
Arthur Evans argues the minority vote system in Illinois is an ill suited remnant. He says cumulative voting has disenfranchised voters, created pocket boroughs, and tied legislatures to party machines. Reformers note governors’ programs clash with a nonresponsive house. The piece details party dynamics, recent elections, and calls for abolishing the system.
Randall R How ard states in December Technical World Magazine that the Pacific Highway parallel to the Pacific Coast of the Western Hemisphere embodies ideal modern adventure. A small group of enthusiasts traced the route, traveling thousands of miles to test the highway and promote its patriotic promise amid urban life and dollars.
A frail boy in Bantam Ohio refused amputation after a doctor advised it and instead used Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He reports his foot fully cured prompts the writer to praise the salve for burns cuts scrapes and other injuries. Recommended by the city drug store with a sixpence price.
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