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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
3
Mrs. Co W McCarty of Denver arrived Tuesday for a visit with her sister Mrs Join Colliflower. The piece notes about a dozen handlers training dogs for field trials, with several names mentioned in connection to the event and local preparations.
Local notes recount travel to Alabama and Oklahoma, visits by Dr. Phelps and Dr. Moreland, and a fatal accident at Carbon. Casey township gains two new rock roads crossing the area, six miles north-south and six miles east-west. Other items include bridge work near Irwin Rogers and Joe Travoli and a wedding near Paris.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a universal cough cure. It urges readers to look for the bell emblem on the bottle to verify authenticity, claiming the product is genuine and available at all druggists.
Westfield news reports marriages page from Charleston and local visitors. Obituaries note Mrs. James Kirkham of Kansas died and was born in Parker Township. Local tragedy: William Burns, son of Alex Burns, took his own life after despondency and jealousy. The Deep Well project on the Young farm advances with drilling to 2600 feet amid community excitement.
Advertises Dr Uell's Pine Tar Honey claiming it removes doubt about its merit and cures coughs with one bottle, urging readers to look for the bell on the bottle as a sign of genuineness.
Voters numbered 136 registered on Oct 18. Mrs. Capt Shade of Marshall visited friends here over Sunday. John Brooks of Casey visited a day or two last week. George VanGilder of Lawrence County visited over Sunday. Frank Burger and family from near Martinsville visited. Mrs Charles H Dick and daughter of Paris visited Saturday and Sunday. The little son of Robert Stevens and wife, recently ill with typhoid, is slowly improving. Samuel Osborn of Dudely Mo visits his parents north of town. Five Points meetings continued to grow last week. Mrs Hurley Murphy returned Monday after a week with her sick sister Mrs Martin south of Effingham. Mr and Mrs Samuel Ruedy and others from Martinsville visited last Saturday.
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve sells for 25 cents and claims to cure eye ailments. The ad promotes a quick remedy for eye problems and targets readers seeking affordable relief.
John Sloan works as carpenter for Win Blankenbeker and Geo Soward. Edith and daughter present in Martinsville Monday. Hutternutt school shows progress under Miss Lilly Hills. Cy Reed family returns from Noble Oklahoma after a year away.
A brief note suggests persistent coughing hinges on using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. A few doses are claimed to stop the cough. The wording resembles an advertisement urging readers to try the remedy for relief.
Wild geese flying over Dolson area. Jess Hutchings of near Olney brings apples after a Saturday load. Dean Montgomery, son of Dave Montgomery, sprains his arm badly Sunday. Bruce Hrinald and wife visit Mrs Dave Montgomery. Pink Clapp travels to St Louis to see his wife in sanitarium. Mrs Mary Hoss plans Texas trip for winter. Solomon Miller marks fifth birthday with family dinner of thirteen. Foley's Honey and Tar promises safe non narcotic relief from coughs.
Fern Bloodworth is sick. 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.
Advertisement claims Dr Bel's Anti Pain relieves bowel trouble instantly by destroying disease germs and stopping inflammation. Endorsed as a household staple to keep a bottle handy.
The Illinois State University agronomy program attracts national praise as Illinois plans to exhibit at the National Corn Exposition in Columbus Ohio January 30 to February 11. Farmers are urged to prepare samples for Urbana events and send prize-winning entries to the national show via Leis F Maxey Curran Illinois Corn Growers Association secretary.
The text details Julius Caesar's vision to reform Rome with vast public works and a stable government, including draining marshes, building theaters, libraries, and roads. It notes rising disaffection as critics accuse him of bypassing constitutional limits and amassing power, with Caesar becoming increasingly irritable and sweeping.
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