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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1918

Page

3

Hearts and Hope in the Waynes and Dinslows Tale

A Utah family loses a mortgaged home and relies on neighbors to travel to a new start. Hazel Wayne and Malcolm Dinslow exchange gifts of a suitcase and pledge to repay acts of kindness. Years later Hazel returns, homeless but rich, offering love and a shared future at the old homestead.

Ethan Wayne Nathan Malcolm Hazel Mae Hazel Nathan Wayne Hazel Wayne Waynes Hazel Wayne Dinslow Smother Malcolm Dinslow Silas Denison

Bear steals food supply near Cultus Creek

Vancouver Sun reports a clever bear raiding prospectors cabins at Cultus Creek. It has taken $200 worth of provisions from J. W. Mulholland and even climbed a tree to reach a three week supply by Charles O. Woodrow. The losses extend beyond food to labor and packing costs, with Bruin targeting bacon at high prices and evading guns, prompting talk of drastic measures and exotic weapons.

Cultus Creek Vancouver Sun J. W. Mulholland Charles O. Woodrow Brain Bruin

Moonlight and Sunlight Show Halos and Glories

The article describes dazzling atmospheric phenomena around the sun and moon such as coronas or glories. It explains halos and coronas form in the vicinity of the luminous source, created by tiny water vapor particles in translucent clouds.

Moon

Game Cock Greatest Fighter

The game cock is described as the finest fighter in the world whether quadruped or biped with a fair field and no favor. He is as quick as a flash of lightning and his spurs are terrible weapons used with scientific force.

London Telegraph

Italians Escape Austrian Camp After Harsh Prison Life

Edward Ghittoni from Saliceta San Giuliano tells of escape from a Carpathian prison, aided by two squads breaking stockades. After five days of hunger and danger, the eight escapees reached a Russian post and were helped by a French mission to return to Italy.

Saliceta San Giuliano Emilia Italy Luigi Ghittoni Bown Edward Austria Libya San Michael Lablana Mathausen Francis Joseph Ghitton Hungary Carpathians Carpathian

Corning Firemen Knit 2800 Pairs for Red Cross

Corning New Jersey firefighters have pledged to knit 2800 pairs of socks for the Red Cross. The project is expected to take six months to finish and involves active department participation.

Corning N. J Red Cross

Miner William Richey Sets Coalbrook Record

Coal miner William Richey, a digger at Coalbrook Pennsylvania, produced 165 tons in two weeks. His earnings for the period totaled 155 dollars and 42 cents.

William Richey Coalbrook

Local Notes from Marshall Weekly Highlights

Twenty years ago Jim Robinson enters Alton for school as Miss Mabel Graham and Miss Margie LeGore attend St Marys Academy. Otto Kaufman and wife move to Dayton. 34 old soldiers travel to Cincinnati for a reunion. School opens with 299 at North Side and 118 at South Side. Fred Kohl returns to Greencastle for schooling with Lydia Hammerly. Local social events include Maggie Metz and Will Knipe wedding and Edn Henbest Emma Woodling nuptials. Ringling circus draws large crowd. tennis match set for Saturday.

Jim Robinson Alton Mabel Graham St. Mary’s Academy Margie LeGore St. Mary's Ind Otto Kaufman Dayton Cincinnati Fred Kohl Greencastle Lydia Hammerly Nellie Young Elma Kelly Edith Brown Harold Young Casey Maggie Metz Will Knipe T. H. Tull Edn Henbest Emma Woodling Robert W Davidson Dan Ferry Marshall House Lou Schwanecke Martinsville Messrs. Wepley and Ryan Dr. Burnett Robinson Ringling Marshall

Subscription Request for The Herald and Terre Haute Daily Star

A sender encloses four dollars and requests one year of both The Herald and the Terre Haute Daily Star be mailed to the provided address. The note specifies payment and delivery preference for two newspapers.

Herald Terre Haute Daily Star Marshall Herald

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