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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
5
The Marshall Herald lists staff and prices for subscriptions advertising and notices. It states subscription costs 1.50 per year in advance 75c for six months 50c for three months display rates on application and 5 cents a line for classified ads. Cards of thanks 25 cents resolutions at death 1.00 announcements charging 5 cents a line.
The Herald asserts it holds the top paid circulation among Clark County newspapers, highlighting its readership dominance and broad distribution.
The piece surveys Democratic stance on Massachusetts politics and the Boston police strike, criticizing the party for backing police with pay raises while condemning their desertion. It warns such moves risk inviting Soviet-style governance and undermining law and order. It also discusses speculation, food prices, and warehouse storage as tools to stabilize markets, cautions on overuse, and the farmer’s perspective on price signals.
The piece argues labor union leaders hold great responsibility and risk harming communities through autocratic actions. It urges education, balanced study of economic questions, and the creation of union colleges led by reputable scholars to strengthen the movement and reduce harmful courses.
The Detroit triannual Episcopal convention considers reforming the marriage vow by removing the word obey. The piece argues women’s equality has grown, making obedience unnecessary as both genders share governance. It notes education and agency rising among women and questions the old ceremonial prerogatives.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce chapter in Tallahassee urges officials and landowners to remove billboard displays on highways and adjoining properties. Cincinnati approves an ordinance banning billboards in residential districts without majority frontage consent as a public sentiment fight against billboard rights.
The piece argues women should prepare for wife and mother roles as a core vocation. It notes a historical shift from domestic training to broader culture and duty, urges self sufficiency in home keeping, and states wartime labour shortages forced women into housekeeping tasks, demanding broader readiness beyond domestic science.
The first annual meeting of the Republican Editorial Association of Illinois will be held in Springfield on Friday November 7 with a business session at the Leland hotel. A banquet is planned at six o clock with speakers including Governor Lowden Will Hays Senators Sherman and McCormick and others. about twelve to fifteen hundred invitees are expected and reservations are required for the 2 50 per plate dinner.
Farmers in Spokane County Washington devise a plan to combat crop-destroying squirrels. They would receive a rebate from tax funds to poison pests, encouraging universal participation and landowner cooperation to prevent spread of damage.
Fuzzy OCR notes mention Mrs. Raymond Robins and Raymond Reding tied to the National Women’s Trade Union, with unclear references to leadership or affiliations. сох
In 1874 the London School of Medicine for Women was founded as the first in its class. Soon women were allowed degrees from Dublin London and Durham. In recent years the fair sex increasingly ventured into medical practice.
Uncle Eben voices a blunt note on self righteousness in a clipped dialect, remarking that no man’s work compares to his own and that others often overestimate their merits.
A brief forward on the Atlantic 1 craft noting its narrow 16 hour width and its 25 depth profile as it maneuvers over New York, highlighting performance constraints and strategic positioning.
Cattallo a hybrid of buffalo and cow is bred in large numbers on a Texas Panhandle cattle ranch. The animals combine traits from both parent species and are part of ongoing ranching efforts in the region.
A reflective line urging readers to treat life as a journey with good comradeship rather than passion. It encourages steady, balanced conduct through both good and bad times, sharing experiences and enduring with cautious optimism.
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