Wabash Valley Printing Co. Marshall Illinois Ad Rates
Local paper details subscription at 2.00 yearly and advertising rates. Rates include local display at 35c per column and reader ad at 20c per line with a two line minimum. Editor is Mark Stewart with Carlos Stewart. Published every Friday by Herald in Marshall Illinois.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Clinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Tllinois
Herald
Low Salt Diets Open Door To New Food Ideas
A University of Illinois nutritionist notes that low sodium diets let people explore new combinations and revise old standbys. The advice stresses first consulting a doctor to learn permitted foods and whether unsalted bread and butter are allowed, then focusing on variety and taste.
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University of Mlinois
Hbnriet Barto
Safety in the woods and waterways ABC rules for outdoors
The piece recalls dangers in outdoor life from animals and rivers to accidents. It contrasts careful early Americans who planned trails with modern outdoorsmen who take risks. It urges continual safety emphasis and the simple rule always be careful.
School Zone Safety Message To Drivers
Public safety notice urging drivers to slow near schools and playgrounds. Emphasizes obeying speed limits and watching for children who may dart from behind parked cars. Warns to proceed cautiously at stop signals to protect youngsters.
Salt Free Pairings For Chic Summer Menus
The guide suggests serving at least one salt free item per dish. Examples include unsalted bread with preserves, fresh fruit and gelatin salads, and sweet rice with brown butter. Suggest broiled meat with fruit garnishes like pineapple apples pears or apricots and brushing meat with drippings or pot liquor when gravies are not possible.
Emery Paper and Sandpaper Prep for Outdoor Furnishings
Dorothy Swig from the University of Illinois advises removing all loose paint and rust with emery paper or sandpaper before repainting metal outdoor furniture. For wood, inspect surfaces, remove loose paint, and repaint marred spots before finishing the whole piece. She notes to use metal specific paint and follow directions, with caution about lead paint.
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Dorothy Swig
University of Illinois
Rome Colosseum's Legacy and Ancient Uses Revealed
Notes recount the Colosseum built by Emperor Titus and inaugurated with brutal games. It also notes Romans later quarrying marble from the structure and mentions varied topics from eye exams for reading difficulties to New Orleans church attendance gains and national salt usage.
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Rome
Colosseum
Man Beats Ulcers by Leaving Job for Summer in Woods
Charles Bell of Detroit suffered chronic stomach pains linked to ulcers. A harsh boss and mortgage pressure compounded stress until his wife proposed a summer retreat in the woods. During two months away the pains nearly vanished and he later found renewed strength to work, returning to steady employment.
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Harles Bell
Cabot Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Woods
Charles
Remembering The Old Timers Across Eras
A letter from A E Ludlow of Wilmington Delaware recalls Rube Waddell and the A s baseball era, a lemonade stand, Dan Patch racing in Allentown and 1900s transit in Philadelphia. He describes hand harvest on a farm, pearly Christmas meals, jitneys in Chester, President McKinley near death and Haley's Comet, plus early automatic potato diggers and community notes.
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A. E. Ludlow
Wilmington
Delaware
Rube Waddel
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Dan Patch
Allentown
Philadelphia
Girard Avenue
Allegheny Barn
Chester
McKinley
Haley
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