26 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
1
A Denver visitor Mr W McCarty calls on sister Mrs Join Colliflower as handlers pair dogs for field trials. Training takes place this month with several participants including Holderman Mahitee and Spedding among others while Whitaker and Spedding entertain.
Advertises Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a guaranteed cough cure. Urges customers to look for the bell emblem on the bottle as a mark of genuineness at all druggists.
Matt Tarble family left for Hot Springs Arkansas. Daniel Stoker Hi Hitch and Charley Ryan bought farmland in Michigan. Mrs James Bull of Kansas and Mrs Mollie Brown of Los Angeles visit EW Brown. Chase Ray and Miss Mayme Kosht wed in Charleston. Mrs James Kirkham of Kansas died and was buried Tuesday. William Burns of Iula Kansas died by his own hand at 60 years old. A well incident rattled the Young farm site three miles south as drilling continues at 2600 feet.
An advertisement touts Dr Uell's Pine Tar Honey promising to remove doubt about its merit and to ease coughs with one bottle. It urges customers to look for the bell on the bottle as the genuine article.
Seventy members registered by Oct. 18 with 136 voters. Mrs. Capt Shade of Marshall visited friends over Sunday. John Brooks of Casey and Frank Burger of near Martinsville visited here. Mrs Charles H Dick and daughter of Paris called Saturday and Sunday. The Stevens child recovering from typhoid shows slow improvement. Osborn from Dudely visits northern town parents. Five Points meetings draw growing attendance. Mrs Hurley Murphy returns from sick sister care in Effingham. Buchanan family from Mr Carmel and Terre Haute visit Ruedy kin. Martinsville visitors include Ruedy and Church families and Mrs Kitchen.
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve is offered at 25 cents with claims to cure eye ailments. The advertisement emphasizes eye healing and targets readers seeking a remedy.
John Sloan works as carpenter for Win Blankenbeker Geo Soward and daughter Edith in Martinsville Monday. Hutternutt school shows progress under Miss Lilly Hills. Cy Reed family returned from Noble Oklahoma after a year away.
A brief ad-like note claims coughing varies with use of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey and that a few doses will stop the cough. Read as a product promotion from an old newspaper segment. It highlights a home remedy rather than medical advice.
Wild geese begin to fly south. Jess Hutchings of Olney brought up a load of apples Saturday. Dean Montgomery, son of Dave Montgomery, sprained his arm badly Sunday. Bruce Hrainard and wife of Rabbit Ridge visited Mrs Montgomery Sunday. Pink Clapp went to St Louis Saturday to see his wife in a sanitarium. Mrs Mary Hoss plans a winter in Houston with her daughter. Solomon Miller marked his 58th birthday with family dinner. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a reliable medicine.
Fern Bloodworth is reported quite sick while George Burkett builds a barn. Five Points church installs a gas light. Roy Romine harvested an arti choke crop Saturday. Mrs Lizzie Baker and her niece visited from Casey Sunday. Grandpa Belbout spent last week as a daughter in Terre Haute. The boys finished digging sweet Fiotatoes with 700 bushels to their credit.
For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a household favorite for coughs colds and throat chest and lung ailments. Contains no opiates. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement promotes Dr Bel's Antl Pain as a fast relief for bowel trouble. It claims the product destroys disease germs and stops inflammation and suggests keeping a bottle in every home.
Illinois pride and progress in corn work draws nationwide praise as the state plans to exhibit at the National Corn Exposition in Columbus Ohio January 30 to February 11. Illinois farmers are urged to enter samples at the Urbana show and potential prize winners move on to national and zone sweepstakes. Leis F Maxey secretary of the Illinois Corn Growers Association oversees preparations for the state shows.
The piece reviews Ferrero on Julius Caesar noting his restless ambition and plans for a strong stable government. It covers Caesar’s intended reforms, large public works program, and conservationist projects, alongside rising disaffection and his drive to seize autocratic power.
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