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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
4
National Scout Commissioner Daniel Carter Beard, en route to a New York state scout celebration, paused in Hoboken for air and drew a crowd of about twenty street urchins. When they saluted him, he marveled at their recognition, joking that they knew him as Dan Beard the Chief.
Field Agent W E Longfellow appointed by the American Red Cross to train older Sea Scouts in lifesaving and swimming skills. He works with Chief Sea Scout James A Wilder at the national headquarters in New York, after touring eastern army posts and navy stations. Over 120000 service members and civilians were taught last year. Lifesaving ability remains a core Sea Scout foundation for advancement from shore to rowboat activities.
Illinois market transfers with buyers such as Nick Berns of Pana selling the Sibley farm to Adam Berzald of Nokomis at $200 an acre. Eureka, Illinois marks community milestones while the Jo Daviess Teachers Institute convenes in Galena October 13 27.
Farm land for sale listing two tracts 110 acres each near Vandalia station house and Melrose township. One tract has 85 acres cultivated suitable as a dairy farm priced at 85.00 per acre. The other 110 acres has fair improvements two orchards ample water and is a good stock farm priced at 80.00 per acre on easy terms.
The Romans first used shorthand in the first century B C and carried it through four centuries. Marcus Tullius Tiro, Cicero's secretary and librarian, was the pioneer of Roman shorthand.
A scholar notes the term gentleman originated from gentilis meaning well born. It described a man refined in manners and conduct, with modern usage extending to men of chivalrous character who fear God and honor the king.
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