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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
7
Mrs. William Hohmann of 2764 Lincoln Ave Chicago ill with chronic bronchial catarrh and cough reports recovery after using Peruna praised by doctor and neighbors. She suffered since childhood, worsened with seasons, and now rests and sleeps well. Others share similar experience with Peruna.
The Terre Haute Star is a metropolitan daily carried on rural mail routes and delivering morning publication. The Marshall Herald, Clark county’s leading newspaper, offers a liberal club deal combining city daily and county weekly for one price.
Fragmentary timetable shows trains on Vandalla Line with times such as 1:08 and 2:17 am, notes about Big Four line services, and other partial entries including No 27 No 34 and 9:53 am. Details are incomplete.
The Ohio juvenile research bureau traces 261 Mengold relatives across five generations. Findings show 60 with court records, 15 in jail, 14 in the penitentiary, 9 in infirmaries, and a pattern of degeneracy. The study compares the clan to the Jukes family, noting extensive state costs and widespread social harm.
George Foster, star pitcher for the Boston Americans, has been a decisive factor in the Red Sox rise. He leads in wins and batting has near 250, with only two errors in 35 games, while his pitching and fielding bolster the team amid early season success. Additional college football changes noted include Penn State and Navy adopting new coaching setups as the sport reshapes leadership.
Lieutenant W. Cooper, once an amateur footballer from Breckham, earns the Military Cross for a bold act at the front. He drove a motor near German trenches, cut live wires, and carried away enemy explosives despite danger and a twelve hour operation that saved his men.
Charles E Brickley argues in the Pittsburgh Dispatch that most drop kickers kick too far from the posts. He details emphasis on short distance kicks inside the thirty-five yard line and compares guiding a football to a catcher aiming throws. He warns distance and power plus luck affect accuracy beyond 35 yards.
Ed Geers veteran trainer and driver of champion trotters and Pacers is today worth a million dollars. After twenty-five seasons behind the horses his earnings exceed $1,000,000 with a top year of $116,370 in 1902 and nine seasons above $50,000.
English Golf Colorers notes that none of the seven championship courses in Great Britain has a hole longer than 550 yards. The longest is 542 yards at Westward Ho, while St Andrews has two over 500, Prestwick 508, Hoylake 510, and Muirfield and Deal have no 500-yard holes.
The Retort Courteous notes Charley Dodin known as the Gidnut catcher has spent winters as a Thespis disciple with a fine voice and other talents beyond arguing with umpires. He recalls waiting on the wings between vaudeville turns and a banter about speaking on stage.
The county school notes discuss report cards going home, parental signing, and using reports as a business-like measure. It covers a new teachers pension law effective July 1 19165 with monthly deductions based on years taught, and cites state exam results for teaching certificates with varied high school training.
Eagle township reports C. V. Cessna, Kingman County farmer near Belmont, now travels by monoplane at about 100 mph. He flies to markets, to church at Adams circuit meeting house, and often teases neighbors with lighthearted aviation feats.
Dr Gable reports strong success in Marshall with a Neuropathic treatment claimed to heal chronic diseases through internal and spinal approaches. He plans monthly visits, offers free personal examinations, and invites locals to attend and bring neighbors facing chronic ailments.
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