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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
2
The text consists of jumbled fragments mentioning Reuben Tanales Lowry Dudley Shaffmer Jonnson Howea Hawdatal and others, with scattered references to visits, medical issues, and travel. Many words are garbled, making coherent report impossible.
Fragmentary Westfield item notes a sequence with numbers and names unclear. Readable parts reference a score or order, but concrete facts are missing. The text resembles a local brief with incomplete figures and garbled names.
The issue chronicles a wedding at Josiah Bowles home uniting Viola Beresford to Elmer Gordon of Martinsville. It notes Mrs Ed Ryan departing with children for the Canadian north west, and Miss Frances Smithley of Chicago visiting River of Flint guests. A Newton marriage license for Orin Snearly and Marie Finney is recorded, along with health news, obituaries, and local social updates through West York and surrounding towns.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a health or vigor theme with distorted phrases and missing details. The readable pieces reference energy, stomach and bowels, pills, medicine, and a medical or dramatic context without coherent facts.
The Des Moines conference of Republican congressional hopefuls urges resolving party differences in primaries not at the polls. Insurgent candidates, backed by some Democrats, recognize their minority status and seek Republican votes to win, calling for bygones. The move signals cautious repentance and a push toward party cohesion.
An old advertisement proclaims Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe effective medicine for children. It asserts the product contains no opiates or harmful drugs and urges consumers to buy the genuine yellow-packaged version from all retailers.
A string of visits and social calls across Casey and surrounding towns marks the week. Residents including Leesa durian Was in Casey and Chas Newhall with others traveled to Indianapolis and Olney fairs, while several couples hosted and toured locally.
Miss Effie Faulkner of New Castri Pa says three year sore eyes were cured by Sutherland’s Eagle Eye salve and she cheerfully recommends it to any one at one door.
A motorist reported as surprised collided with a vehicle on the road near Warren NC. The injured party, identified by local officials, was transported to a hospital for treatment. Officials are reviewing the incident and seeking further details from witnesses.
Fragmentary text shows a dubious claim about antiseptic salve for the face and hands, with crude admonitions about managing a wife and a note on a white bottle and 27 cent price. The garbled excerpt hints at 19th or early 20th century catalog or advertisement language.
Mrs Ollie German of Marshall Illinois credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney distress and back pain after five boxes. She reports renewed health and a later re endorsement dated January 27 1910 confirming lasting relief. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York agents nationwide. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Ww. McDaniel of Etherton Illinois promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for coughs colds grippe asthma and bronchitis urging readers to look for the bell on the bottle.
A community notes a farewell sermon by Rev. English on Sunday. Ross Burkholder and family, Jim Adams and wife with Joe Adams and family visited Mike Malter Saturday night and W. C. Palmer and wife hosted Joe Adams and wife in Terre Haute Sunday.
A local mention notes a dirigible airship with a lemon shape. The brief item playfully questions its practicality and audience interest.
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