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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
6
Advertised as a general tonic, Peruna claims to prevent many ailments and restore energy. It notes Peruna Tablets are preferred by many over the fluid form and urges readers to consider their health and finances.
The undersigned is appointed Administrator with will annexed of Maude C Hall late of Clark County Illinois deceased. He will appear before the Clark County Court at the Marshall courthouse in January to have claims against the estate adjusted. All debtors must pay promptly and creditors must present their claims. Dated November 6, 191m.
The undersigned administratrix of the estate of William C Smith late of Clark County and State of Timota gives notice she will appear in Clark County Court at Marshall during January term on the first Monday to settle claims against the estate. All persons with claims must attend for adjustment and settlement.
Handkerchiefs sewn by hand feature embroidered motifs in pale pink and white, with fine lavender and blue accents. Described as symbols for various hobbies, the colorful corner designs attract crafters and hobbyists seeking decorative, personalized items.
A simple guide describes making a compact box using cardboard pieces 7 by 6 inches and a 7 by 7 inch bottom. It suggests padding with cotton, covering with silk, and assembling sides with ribbon bows. Inside decor includes button and spool bags, a cushion, and sewing notions.
The text describes handmade textile ideas including a handkerchief stand and nine twelve tech squares finished in various colors. It mentions options like smad scallops and colored cotton, with time saving tips using nss0n separates and a pian bottonhbole edge in buttonhole style.
A fragment advises embroidering a tobacco pouch for a man of modest means. Consider his color preferences and keep the pouch small enough to fit his pocket. Ensure the pouch is well made and finished with appropriate detail.
Partial OCR text describes strange objects and actions including a pewter vessel, a bag of twine, a hot item, and a drawn end. The passage appears as garbled, nonstandard narrative with misread terms and lacks clear events or entities. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
A fragmented description outlines various small bags for social events and daily use. Items include lace kerchief holders, a soft violet ribbon drawstring bag, and a breakfast table piece with decorative center motifs. The notes reference novelty bags for papers, collars, cuffs, a school bag, and a “git” small item, all in decorative materials such as lace, ribbon, and pressed flowers.
Tom Beverly forgives his wife after she leaves for wealth and divorce, later witnessing her prosperity with her new husband. Beverly rises to wealth while Willard declines, but a funeral procession brings him face to face with his past. A widow’s note and a forged check prompt reflective justice before old age and quiet reconciliation.
The Times illustrates a surge of personal notices, appeals, and letters from soldiers, widows, and loved ones amid the European war. Readers seek news of the fallen and missing, while mothers and sweethearts request details of loved ones' fates. Requests include equipment needs for troops, and other wartime anxieties flood the page.
Rev B F Dotson of Marshall credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring kidney function and easing back pain after two years of weakness. He reports relief from the first use and says he no longer needs kidney medicine. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y promotes the remedy priced at 50 cents. Old styles come in fashion again, but back numbers never do.
The Terre Haute Star proclaims itself a metropolitan daily with AP news and market reports. The Marshall Herald, Clark county’s leading weekly, is promoted as superior in home news and correspondence with a liberal clubbing offer for advance subscriptions.
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