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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
6
W T Hutchens of Nicholson Georgia suffered a severe rheumatism attack with swollen feet ankles and joints and great pain. After taking Foley Kidney Pills he reports rapid improvement with relief from pains and rheumatism and overnight sleep. Sold by all druggists.
A passenger aboard an ocean crossing recalls a romance between a daughter and a second class lover. Amid storms and shipboard watching the pair eloped to steerage, with the mother seeking control. The daughter later rejoined her mother and husband, and the incident quieted as port neared.
Col. George Harvey in the North American Review argues the Democratic platform failed to curb wasteful spending under Wilson. He cites the 1919–20 congress with a $1,089,408,777 appropriations total and criticizes House members for ignoring pledges and boosting expenditures while few offices were cut.
A historical voice urges rural families to treat country schoolteachers as partners in education. It praises young women teachers, notes their heavy tasks with mixed-age classes, and calls for homeowner hospitality, understanding, and collaboration to improve results for children.
The St Louis Globe Democrat praises Senator Sherman as open minded and just with a steady progressive record, predicting a large victory in Illinois. It argues his conduct balances reform and property rights and urges voters to support him at the polls.
Wil Mam Prendergast former New York comptroller and Roosevelts 1912 Chicago nominee back with the Moose movement conducts a speaking tour in the 19th Illinois Congressional District on behalf of former Congressman William B. McKinley.
The passage muses on a young man proud of his first mustache yet hindered by fashion from growing it. It argues that self-critique is common when not blinded by vanity and notes poverty dampens boastful talk, while wine and passion push some men to speak plainly.
A vintage testimonial style ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs. It urges readers to keep a bottle at home and promises money back if not satisfied with claimed soothing effects and broad consumer approval.
In Europe crowds crane to view a bright comet while bomb-throwing airships hover in European skies, drawing public attention and concern. The juxtaposition highlights a tense era of science fascination and aerial dangers across the continent.
A holiday pitch urging a year round subscription to the Youth's Companion as a practical gift. It touts a year of weekly reading, clean entertainment, and suggested value at under four cents a week. Subscribe now for $2.00 yearly and receive the Home Calendar and free samples.
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