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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1916

Page

5

Fooling Mark Twain Autograph Joke Then Reading Tour Plan

Albert Bigelow Paine recalls George W. Cable arranging an April Fool joke after visiting Twain in Hartford. Cable sent a confidential circular to 150 Twain friends asking for autograph requests to arrive April 1. Twain was amused as a flood of requests ranged from autographs by the yard to copies of hymn texts and poems.

George W. Cable Mark Twain Hartford Cable Boston New York Clemens Yard Pound Albert Bigelow Paine St. Nicholas

Fear of lightning kills New Jersey woman

Mrs Mamie Louise McCracken of Woodside Avenue Newton New Jersey died after being struck by fright during a severe thunderstorm. A longtime resident and daughter of the late John Dalrymple of Washington New Jersey she was fifty years old and had feared thunder all her life.

Newton N.J Mamie Louise McCracken Woodside Avenue Mia McCracken Lfe John Dalrymple Washington, N. J Eleventh Street South Seventh Street Melvin Behner the Herald D. R. Seneff Westfield Emma Doll Ghd Will Hippard Lenore Springfield Mary Hamill Chalmers Terre Haute E. M. Duncan Eddyville Rausch Maxine John Higgins W. H. Ziegler Cleve Logue James H. Finn Tulsa Oklo W. B. Scholfield Elmer, Bolton Henry Musselman Mary Roach

Typhoid Reported as Springfield Sees Three Cases

The Springfield city health bulletin notes three confirmed typhoid fever cases. Local residents including Rob Baird and Miss Pearl Lee are mentioned in social notes with many visits and travel among towns such as Oakland Vincennes and Boston. Separate items cover banking statements, family visits, and community events around town.

T. W. F. Clark Ralph Harriet Clark Chicago Bowling Green Foster Martin Judge Connelly Casey 21St Illinois Regiment Edward Pearce Arthur Tarman Springfield Margaret LeGore

Boy's Strange Escape From Bazentine Grand Wood

An English boy, left in a dugout during a British counterattack near Mamets wood, endures four German bombs and multiple wounds while hiding in darkness. He prays for rescue as shelling continues until English forces retake the area and pull him out.

London Bazentine- Grand Mamets Wood Enap

Detroit Police Use Rubber Hose Flogging On Pickpockets

Detroit officials describe a novel method to curb pickpockets by flogging offenders with rubber hose along the River Rouge after arrest. Three detectives swung hoses as defendants exited a patrol wagon, forcing most to swim or wade ashore and swear not to return.

Detroit Mich Thomas Mahon Gillespie River Rouge

Golf Club For Men Only At Greensburg Pa

Greensburg plans a new male only golf club as women players at Greensburg Country Club face criticism. A male expert cites women chatter as hindering play while a woman golfer retorts that old men may form a new club if they wish. The piece ends with aphorisms on experience and judgment.

Greensburg

Carbon Paper for Embroidery Patterns at Herald Office

Large sheets of carbon paper available at the Herald Office for transferring embroidery patterns and other designs.

Mrs Naser and McKeen Attend Regional Fair Movements

Mrs Naser received a note last week and Mrs Frank McKeen travelled to Terre Haute today then onward to Springfield to attend the fair.

Dts IE Si Be Migs Minnie Keifer Springfield Ceates BM ‘Naser Frank McKeen Terre Haute

Local ads highlight farms loans and market offerings

The page lists Edgar Summers Martinsville Illinois farm loan services and farm land for sale 80 acres near Marshall with a 6 room house. It also notes Wabash and Farmers phone numbers and marketing for wheat corn oats and apples.

Edgar Summers Martinsville, Ill Martinsville Til Marshall W. T. Brown

Hats and trimming line boosts winter millinery store

Our Millinery department showcases new shapes and colors with a stylish line of trims. Benefits include plaid and striped silk fabrics 36 inches wide at $2.00 per yard and heavy ribbed hosiery for boys. Winter underwear stock arrives featuring two piece and Union Suits for men, misses, and children with appealing collar and cuff sets.

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