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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1911

Page

4

Dead Sea buoyancy limits swimming yet offers calm water

The Zion Herald notes you can swim in the Dead Sea if salt water does not enter the eyes and buoyancy is high. It cites the sea as 25 percent solids and heavier than the human body, contrasting with salt contents of Caspian Baltic Black Sea Atlantic Channel Mediterranean Red Sea and Dead Sea.

Jerusalem Dead Sea Palestine Turkey Caspian Sea Baltic Black Sea Atlantic English Channel Mediterranean Red Sea Dend Sea

Ferrying the Train One of New Yorks River Sights

The New York Sun describes the great railroad ferry that moves the Boston to Washington through trains between Mott Haven and Jersey City. Passengers ride the boat with cars visible on deck and enjoy water views of the East River and the lower city. The ferry remains a notable harbor sight for waterside visitors and travelers alike.

Manhattan Mott Haven Jersey City East New York Sun

Compulsory Happiness Met With Tea Tax Boycott

In 1889 the Yellow River floods stirred suffering in China. Hangchow imposed a tax on cups of tea sold in ten houses to fund relief. Citizens boycotted tea, tea house proprietors protested, and the prefect withdrew the tax after claiming happiness would follow.

Yellow River China Hangchow Bostonians

Double Standards and a Fare Evasion Tale

A young woman boasts of evading conductors while a man hides a fare paid for both. He slips the dime back, claiming triumph as she rebukes the deception. The scene illustrates a gender based double standard in pay and perception, as described in a fragmentary New York Sun style piece.

Differbi New York Sun Madeline el OL Adelin Ald Reginald Sela

Marble Head of Athena Unearthed in Cyrene Excavation

Archaeologists uncover Grecian treasures at Cyrene including a marble head of Athena and a Nike likeness. The finds span seventh century BC to first century AD with dozens of statues and 3000 terra cotta figurines. work paused after a murder, to resume with USS Chester’s arrival in October.

Cyrene Africa United States Chester Archaeological Institute of America Acropolis Athena Nike Samothrace Herbert A. de Cou Buerlmfina Asia Minor

Executor's Notice in Estate of Maria Lutz

David Lutz as executor announces in Clark County Illinois that he will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall for the November term to adjust claims against the estate and settle debts. Creditors must appear or pay promptly. the notice is dated August 26, 1911, with attorney Wm T Hollenbeck.

Maria Lutz Clark Illinois Clark County Court House Marshall David Lutz Wm T Hollenbeck

Taft Described as a Good Fellow by Inter Ocean

The Inter Ocean portrays Taft as an intelligent, capable man with a pleasing personality. It characterizes him as the kind of decent neighbor a good man would want, highlighting his ability to express ideas clearly.

Daniel Strour Drttus Jerusalem Holy Land Jesus Christ Mr. Taft

Exexecutor's Notice in Estate of G W Tobias

Executor Frank Tobias calls for all claimants to present claims at the Clark County courthouse Marshall at the November term on the first Monday in November next. Heirship debts must be paid promptly. attorney Everett Connelly represents the estate. Dated September 6, 1911.

G W. Tobias G. W Tobias Clark Illinois Clark County Marshall Frank Tobias Everett Connelly

Notice of Foreclosure Chancery Suit in Illinois Court

Notice is given to non resident defendants Mary Hazel Brown and others that Kansas Building and Loan Association filed a chancery foreclosure bill in Clark County Circuit Court on June 28 1911. The summons returns November 18 and requires appearance at Marshall to answer the complaint.

Kansas Building & Loan Association Willis E. Brown Mary Hazel Brown Circuit Court Marshall Tasee

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