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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
7
Dr E O Gable announces free examinations at the Marshall House on Saturday September 4 from 9 am to 8 pm. He promotes a new treatment claiming to cure rheumatism catarrh deafness and nervous disorders by dissolving disease deposits and improving circulation. He urges all to attend and bring neighbors who suffer.
The piece traces Constantinople's strategic Bosphorus position and historic rise, arguing the city could become a top global metropolis once under a free trade regime and just governance. It frames current Turkish rule as limiting growth and predicts eventual revival through open commerce and civilization progress.
A careful tally based on city and town statements shows the tropical storm that struck the Texas coast two weeks ago caused 345 deaths 276 on land and 69 on water with 102 persons still unaccounted for.
A Mount Carmel man named Dr Bell has learned he is Jesse Willard’s fourth cousin, raising speculation he may pursue collection efforts. The Princeton Clarion News notes the possible motive behind the announcement.
A Marshall resident cites local support for Dean's Kidney Pills claiming relief from back pain headaches and nervousness after using the product. The testimony contrasts local endorsements with distant witnesses while noting a 60 cent price at dealers and urging readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills specifically.
A rural Alabama courthouse faces a trial where a Black judge in a makeshift justice system must interpret post emancipation marriage law. Pete, accused of mistreating his wife Susan, testifies amid fragmented, dialectal testimony as the judge grapples with new civil rights realities and ongoing labor demands.
London reports that 215 Quakers joined the British army and navy, 43 to the army medical corps, 43 to home guards, and 15 to recruiting committees. The Society of Friends upholds a strict antiwar testimony, leading to resignations from about 50 enlistees, with 30 accepted. Parents show public sympathy for soldiers. Strong internal debate over expulsions.
Sunset Magazine notes July travel surges on the National Old Trails Highway and National Parks Highway. In Springville, 33 transcontinental motor parties sought lodging in one day. From March to July 1 nearly 981 cars crossed the Colorado River bridge at Yuma toward two fairs. July westbound traffic on the Lincoln Highway averaged five per car with over 2000 cars westbound. Camps dot the roadside from the Missouri River to the coast. Over 850 motor parties were reported on the National Parks Highway via Spokane and Seattle in July. Overall, about 4000 cars carried 20 000 people to expositions in July, with at least 6000 cars and 30 000 people expected in August.
Advert advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to sluggish liver and bile flow, claiming it wakes up liver action, improves digestion, and banishes moody days. Sold at 25c a bottle.
Notice to heirs and distributees that on October 4 19165 the administrator will present his final report to the Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois and ask to be discharged from duties. Readers may attend and resist the application. Adolph Ferris administrator and C Mollavocek attorney.
A Fort Wayne driver warns fellow motorists after a guest sues a car owner for damages from a ride. In another case a pedestrian falls from a streetcar and later sues an auto owner claiming the vehicle caused the mishap. Legal complications loom as riders sign waivers may become common.
A London tavern overheard girl reading aloud inspired a dramatic career for Anne Oldfield who later rested in Westminster Abbey. In Cincinnati in the 1870s manager Robert E J Miles spotted 12 year old Sarah Frost and launched her stage path as Julia Marlowe under his direction.
A New York Telegraph summary notes Kansas laws grant women broad rights. They may reclaim or keep maiden names, permit name changes, and conduct business with either name. Women may wear men’s clothing, vote, hold office, and run for Congress, with posing as a man the only discouraged act.
An antique ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick infection killer and pain reliever. It claims a single application neutralizes infection and aids natural healing by reducing congestion and promoting blood flow. The message promotes 26¢ and $1.00 sizes as essential home remedies.
In the Eastern District of Hindis C B Low doing business as Anderson Low Son is adjudged bankrupt No 1617 The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Federal Court Building Danville Illinois room 311 on September 8 1915 at 10 oclock in the forenoon Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business Danville August 26 1916 Walter J Grant Referee in Bankruptcy
Public sale announced for September 8 1915 at 1 PM east door of Marshall courthouse Illinois. Property includes 160 acres in Melrose township described as parts of sections 22 23 26 and 27 with cash terms. Trust deed of February 22 1915 to Stephen D Cooper and Nancy C Cooper recorded in Dodds Book 75 page 273. Trustee Charles Cole 324.
Lavina Nettleton announces herself administrator of the N W Nettleton estate in Clark County Illinois. She will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall for the October Term to settle claims and notify creditors to present debts or make timely payments.
Public notice announces a Master in Chancery sale in Clark County Illinois. Under a 1915 decree J A Sweet will auction October 8 1915 at Marshall court house east door. property includes multiple sections totaling about 210 acres in Seddiom 28 town 12 range 13. Terms cash or on day of sale.
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