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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
7
A brief note outlines ancient exchange between southern Egypt and India circa 1000 B.C. trading networks. It mentions early transportation and commerce themes and references items like jitneys and urban growth in early Los Angeles era contexts.
India raises about 5,000,000 tons of seeds annually to produce various oils. Advanced electric machines have been invented for marking listing and counting clothing in laundries.
Mrs Laurence Vail Coleman, chair of the Safety Institute of America home society committee, issues a list of don’ts for the housewife. She leads a study on home accident hazards and their prevention and urges observance of helpful household safety aids.
A neighbor recounts a bizarre rumor from Rooshy about people eating tree bark and even dogs. Gap Johnson from Rumpus Ridge dismisses the tale, calling it unbelievable and urging action for Roo h lans.
An elderly man quarrels with his spendthrift son asking for funds. He recalls his father never gave him half as much as he gives his son. The son replies in curiosity, asking if he was satisfied, and the father questions why any more should be given.
Mrs. Jacques Lebaudy widow of the self styled emperor of Sahara and her daughter Jacqueline wed Henri Sudreau and his son Roger in a Paris ceremony. Jacquelin and Roger had civilly married last January and Jacqueline later disappeared before a potential annulment outcome. Mme Lebaudy had been acquitted in Long Island murder case of her husband in 1919, claiming protection of the teen bride.
Lois Russell earns a spot in the Chicago Civic Opera ballet and a scholarship from ballet master Adolph Bolm. Critics foresee a brilliant future after observers praise her early performances.
A humorous Life magazine piece extols the ideal mother in law who times visits perfectly, brings gifts from the farm, harmonizes with sons and daughters in law, pleases grandchildren, manages cooking and finances, and stays in perfect health with a young mind.
A fragment from American Legion Weekly features a skeptical exchange about faith and divining ads, reflecting a rural or period rural mindset. The dialogue includes a doctor’s line and a character named William Ola Bul Jones in a casual, dialect-rich scene.
A garbled brief lists varied historical notes including Hawaii citizens buying cars totaling 4000 Hawaii purchase value and Mexico silver mines valued at 8 billion, claims about language growth during World War I, strange weight comparison for a 2200 pound man, and a note on a compound microscope resembling Hooke's 1605 design.
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