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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
2
A long county correspondence lists visits and movements across towns in Indiana and neighboring states. Mentions Orrie Lewis of Louisville visiting family, A Little preparing to move, weddings, travels to North Dakota and Oklahoma, and local council discussions on electric rates. Also notes obituaries and regional school and drama references.
The item praises help for elderly people seeking ease and comfort with Foley Kidney Pills claimed to cure kidney and bladder diseases promptly. It appears as an old advertisement or health-toned notice highlighting relief and benefits from a medication widely available at druggists.
Mrs J Wo Weaver and family from Fa nora Ind are guests of WH and WW ft Berkley. Hershelen s purchased ten acres more of Oklahoma land. Mrnest and Homer Perkley of Nevada Ohio visited at the Berkleys home. The faculty this year is described as the strongest in years and attendance is high. Mrs N R Bennett hosted a dinner. visitors included Mrs Owen and Norma of San Diego and Mrs Endsley and Vera of Indianapolis. A Parker township drainage ditch case saw a jury uphold the commission's special assessments as just and equitable.
Safe medicine for children Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Get the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package sold by all druggists.
Roscoe Hurst left Friday for a brief visit in Chicago and South Bend. Arthur Rackerby went to Marshall to attend the township high school. Henry Sackrider departs to return to California after several months here. Albert Lindley and wife of Chicago visited his mother Mrs Ellen Lindley last week. Henry Newlin and wife are expected to visit Mrs Nancy Newlin at Annapolis.
A jumble of reports notes a mad dog scare last week and a man driving to Jasper counts. It mentions farmers moving livestock to a Macklin farm, chickens dying from limber neck, and various residents traveling to Grand Prairie and Greenup fair.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Thebes Vycotars Gases and dependents. It is unreadable in places and lacks clear events or identifiable people or organizations. No coherent news item can be determined from the fragment.
Community records detail visits, baptist association, school openings, livestock losses, and local jobs. Reports include hay shipments, road work, teachers chosen, and a box turtle find dated 187- near the 40th mile, with broader remarks on schooling moves and sickness.
S L Chapman of Massachusetts says Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve cured sore hands completely and was the best salve tried.
A fragmented line playfully hints at a Garden of Eden stereotype with a humorous twist, mentioning Eve and a tongue in cheek remark. The text appears garbled, offering a whimsical quote rather than a clear historical event or report.
H Scofield visited Terre Haute Saturday. Miss Josie Weaver visits relatives in Marshall this week. Several from the area attended a Sunday school picnic at Dunlap. Rev Chitticks to preach farewell at the Methodist church Sunday night. Thaddeus Batson Hollie Weaver and Louie Bake, Marshall high school students, spent weekend with home folks. The Misses Batson hosted Rose Sezer Carrie Sezer Mabel Fawley Nila Forsythe Eva Waller Ethel Huston and Dorothy Washburn at dinner Sunday.
Survivors of the Mexican War announce a national reunion at Indianapolis. They admit age and feebleness but recall brave days and the gallant spirits who stood beside them. The event promises remembrance and camaraderie among aging veterans.
A cream white antiseptic salve marketed for facial and hand use. Each 25 cent box is claimed to last about three months.
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