Foley's Honey and Tar Advertised for Children
The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe medicine for children, claiming it is non opiate and free of harmful drugs. It warns to obtain only the yellow package as endorsed by agents.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
3
The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe medicine for children, claiming it is non opiate and free of harmful drugs. It warns to obtain only the yellow package as endorsed by agents.
Banner Times reports J B Walls and J W Price left for Portland Ark on land prospecting. Rev W L Perkins went to Dayton Ohio for college. E W Estep of Greenwood S C came after his brother in law Charles Garrison's death. C A Boles near California visits Casey relatives. Mrs Pauline Haines from near Cincinnati plans to live with her mother Mrs George P Baird. T J Slusser and wife visited Orange Township and Everett Slusser’s birthday with ninety guests.
Elderly people express thanks for Foley Kidney Pills which are said to cure kidney and bladder diseases promptly and bring comfort and relief. The advertisement notes availability at all druggists.
Wm Furman and wife welcome a baby girl born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs B Spellering vacation at French Lick Indiana. Rev James F Moore of Lawrence Kansas visiting old friends. Mrs Rebecca Connelly to Chicago to visit daughter. Students enroll at college. Miss Bess Garver to Decatur for Millikin Conservatory. George Allen eight months old dies from cholera infantum. Willis Drake wife and Miss Edith Drake travel to Phoenix for winter health. Public debate on bonding at least twenty thousand dollars for water works and drainage.
Fragmentary notes mention individuals including Zero Layton and Windsor in a likely local business or public record. Data is incomplete but implies a names list or notice related to Batty and Geoni Neina Apa in Nova Scotia or nearby area. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
A. B. Heinlein of Harrison Idaho praises Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for coughs and colds calling it the best he has tried. He advises buyers to look for the best on the bottle.
D B Shire travels to Indiana and Ohio for visits while Mrs J N Baker journeys to Bixby Oklahoma. Miss Myrtle Walker and Lorena McNeal visit then plan to attend school in Jacksonville. The Christian church votes to repair its building. H A Voorhels attend the Plainfield Friends yearly meeting. Isaac Lightner visits from Dayton with relatives. J F Bookwalter and C Stoner go to Ohio for a death in the family. Roscoe Ayres and Etta Walls wed at Rev Bailiff's home in West York. she is daughter of Charley Evans and he son of Samuel Ayres.
S. L. Chapman of Massachusetts says he used Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve on sore hands and found it the best he ever tried, claiming it cured them completely.
John Niciffer debuts a new broom corn seeder while corn ripens slowly and little is ready for fodder. Local residents John Heimer, family visit near West York. Charlie Schwartz sells land to Ed Schwartz and moves to Coles county. Sperry Claypool and others attend the Indiana state fair. Primary election passes quietly with about 140 votes cast, far fewer than typical township turnout.
Marshal visitor C QO Green and many residents or visitors from Terre Haute Casey Harrisburg Martinsville and Greenup are listed with travels appointments and activities over the past week including school at Butternutt and oil interests Sam Ferdie from Pennsylvania and broom corn work plus a tank fire response and family visits to Chas Newlin and others.
Warren North Carolina merchant J W Hyatt urges readers to send orders by mail for Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve claiming it is the best eye remedy in the world. The product is priced at 25 cents everywhere.
Field reports show Jesse Thomsoon building a new barn and George Elliott a molasses maker as Martinsville activity includes Geo Soward Friday. 70 Republicans and 38 Democrats attended Thursday’s primary while Riley Oil Co discusses drilling a deep sand well near Blakeman. Funeral for Mrs. Chester Chapeman held at Johnson cemetery Tuesday.
Homer N Shaffner owns a new manure spreader. Will Sutton moves the Van dalla right of way. Dell Patchett traveled from Newman Tuesday. Harry Newman sends postcards from Colorado Springs. Josie Husted ships household goods to Terre Haute. Mrs Will Ward and daughter visit Louisville Kentucky for the week.
Fire on Saturday evening destroyed the home of Frank Bloodworth in 72 gusta Kansas and most of its contents. An advertisement touts Dr. Bell's Antiseptic Salve as the best face and hands ointment with a 26 cent box lasting three months.
Farmers sow wheat while residents note events at Homer sale and visits in Paris. Miss Lizzie Lutz visits sister Mrs. Fred Wieland. Chas. Wieland and family spend Sunday with Pat Douglas near Aspury. Harry Harbor and wife welcome a baby girl born September 15. Charley Goeckler reports second crop strawberries September 14. Robert Babcock kills a large black snake near home Sunday evening, about five and a half feet long. Snakes appear numerous in the area.
A Louisville Times report recalls a drill crew foreman using a coded telegraph message during a major oil strike. The message warned of a gusher and helped trigger a price drop of about two dollars per barrel within minutes, illustrating market impact rumors and coded language among workers.
A constable described the accused as violent and disorderly in Leicester Square on Tuesday evening. He quarreled with a cabman and was taken into custody as potentially drunk. At the station the prisoner denied drinking, while others reported chewing tobacco had the same effect as alcohol.
A New Brunswick trapper laments low bear fur prices and notes bears invade camps, forcing killings regardless of fur value. He observes bears smash supplies, seek butter and coffee, and implies trapping as the only control method amid skeptical public claims.
In the circuit court of Clark county Illinois November term 1910 Join M White and T C White vs L Houchin and Ella Houchin an attachment seeks 142 12 dollars plus interest The writ of attachment was levied on the east two thirds of lot 1 block 38 in the original town Marshall Illinois The Houchins must appear at the next term starting November 14 or judgment will be entered against them with costs attached
A Page county Iowa study shows children using Babcock testers, seed germination boxes, and agriculture bulletins to learn by doing. Miss Held notes improved home life as students solve real problems like estimating hay in a stack with classroom methods.
The notice advertises nearly new six room homes and multiple land tracts for sale in Illinois Florida and nearby areas. Properties include a six room house with barn creek land cultivation pasture and orchard plus farm machinery and a chicken ranching setup. Prices quoted from 1000 and 60 000 for good land in sunny Florida with 20 acre and larger tracts near Marshall Terre Haute and Nas tidria road.
A fragmentary testimony recalls a school and a teacher named Field and a deputy head missing clear details. The speaker hints at manipulation of students and a later focus on business dealings and personal gain.
An ad touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a quick aid for acute or chronic kidney issues, claiming it restores natural health and vigor. A user from Grand View testifies, stating one bottle made them well, and urges readers to get it from druggists.
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