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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1919
Page
5
Entry lists subscription prices for the Postoffice Marshall Illinois second class mail matter with annual, six month, and three month options. Advertising rates include display and classified lines, lodge resolutions, entertainment announcements, and general notices with editorial revision noted. No better job printing and right prices are promised.
More people show interest in poultry than any other farm topic and the Poultry Department in The Marshall Herald invites questions. Fred B Keifer, expert poultryman, will answer and share Clark County conditions. send in discoveries or successful tips for poultry work to Marshall Ill.
A Marshall merchant argues that nationwide complaints about clothing and textiles being of lower quality and pricier reflect mills shifting to cheaper materials. He urges buyers to seek steady, durable goods and cites the need for strong rural support and shared public investments to sustain civilization and prosperity.
The piece argues the next President must be strong and fair to labor unions while resisting violence and overreach. It warns against socialist groups seeking to seize property and force strikes, urging a leader who balances union rights with restraint and wide public interests. It also discusses cooperative selling as a path to efficiency for farmers.
An editorial argues for better housing to reduce unrest and attract steady farm and industrial labor. It urges landlords and employers to offer affordable, well maintained homes with incentives for tenants to care for properties, noting improved town character when residents invest in their homes.
Opinion advocates country towns as better育 for youth with cleaner air light and fewer temptations. Calls for education, neat homes, active churches, and orderly business centers to foster vigor initiative and self reliance, asserting rural towns produce many successful people and should be preserved.
Annie Olenda reportedly made a world record by folding 10 000 items in a single day while working at the Gorhara Aramallon plant in Eset Providence A. T. The claim notes she assembled fending hand grenades in a new line of work.
The American Bankers Association cites that of 100 healthy 25 year olds, 64 reach 65. only one grows rich, four well to do, five earning their own living, while 54 depend on others. Thrift and early saving are urged as lifelong discipline to avoid dependency and ensure a happier old age.
Doctors and teachers say cold lunches make pupils dull due to poor nutrition. Schools with hot soup at noon show improved work. A senate bill from Senator Wadsworth proposes transferring motor vehicle equipment to aid state highway construction and farming needs.
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