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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
6
A critical column argues that play pranks and thoughtlessness by children and adults disrupt band concerts and court house crowds. It calls for stricter public safety control by sheriffs deputies and police or risk losing access to the courthouse and yards for public events.
In London Tit-Bits a tall dark young man chats with Maud about a canoe. He warns that attempting a kiss could upset the craft and both may fall into the river. Maud replies she can swim, adding a practical twist to the flirtation.
In Trails End Bruce awakens before dawn and wanders to a colossal pine he has dreamed of. The tree impresses him with its vast girth and height while Linda observes from the doorway. The pine seems to speak only to the stars, deepening his reverence for the forest night.
Bruce and Linda plan to trap Hudson and challenge the Turner claim as the Killer bear prowls the Umpqua foothills. Dave Turner nears Hudson's camp while Bruce heads north to the trapper to pursue the bear and uncover the truth behind the land dispute.
A fragmented passage recalls distant journeys past Linda's cabin and Duncan's trail. It speaks of rugged land along the Dmpqua with rivers and high ridges in a region described as timeless, neither old nor present. The voice hints at a remote, unchanging landscape.
Emporia editor and author William Allen White quit the editorship after refusing to publish editorials promoting the return of wine and beer. White said editors of Judge supported the policy but he could not have his name as contributing editor in a paper with disagreed views. He cites 27 years as an employer and 8 years in printing reporting and editing.
Discussion centers on federal highway building boom led by Washington. The USDA notes that a Richmond Indiana to Chicago route via Indianapolis Springfield Peoria covers about 679 miles with 505 miles on federal aid highways. Most of these roads should be in service by season's end.
A man with a long red nose arrived at the emergency hospital after a rivet in a shipyard hold mashed his nose to pink pulp. The victim explained he stuck his nose out for air and a riveter fired a hot rivet, causing the injury.
In the old church, the pastor tells the congregation they have tried every method including socials and concerts to raise money. He announces a new plan a bazaar to gather funds, stating they are honest in their effort to pay the debt.
In a tense scene from the negro section, Aunt Mandy boasts of her fine qualities as she defends her husband's patience. A worker questions the man’s patience while Mandy insists he is patient, noting he spent Sunday fixing a new pay ta for the matured. The dialogue reflects local sensationalism in this American Legion Weekly fragment.
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