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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1921
Page
2
Services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday worship at AL 2B and a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o clock. A Sunday school is provided for those under twenty and meets at 9 46. The public is cordially invited to attend.
The International Bible Students Association will be addressed next Sunday at 2 00 p m at the Pythian Temple by L H Dunkin V D M He comes from the Brooklyn New York headquarters association led by Judge Rutherford who is its president
The church calendar lists Sunday school at 9 30 with 200 plus attendance last week. Dr King of Clark University spoke at the morning service and preached in the evening on The Vision That Sustains. Epworth League rally at 6 45 and evangelistic evening service at 7 45. Revival begins October 16 as the pastor starts another year.
Evangelical J B McGoy urges all who can attend a Terre Haute Sunday school institute from Friday through Sunday. Those unable to go will have Sunday school at 9 80 and preaching at Big Creek at 10 30 and Grand Turn at 7 30. Everyone should attend one location.
The Sunday morning sermon will address The Inner Life and the evening lecture will focus on The Religion of Shakespeare. Rev. Clark S. Thomas will lead and preach at Sunday services as the series Some Great Dramas unfolds on October Sundays.
Pastor Charles A Curtis urges a strong active start to the year at Grace Chapel. He announces preaching next Sunday and notes weekly services at Marshall, inviting friends to worship in holiness at the friendly church.
A waiter and a group discuss breakfast orders while one member complains of an accident and a limb injury. The exchange devolves into confusion with interruptions and misheard phrases. The scene reads as a fragmented domestic or humorous vignette from a casual setting.
Dream interpretation of peas varies among mystics. Most hold that dreaming of eating cooked peas foretells business success, especially if the peas taste luscious. Seeing green peas raw or uncooked is linked to vexations or illness, while a few prophets see health in the sight of peas.
A historical note debunks the idea of sun dwellers and sun buildings. It explains observers mistook dark sunspots for structures and clarifies that sunspots are caused by uprushes of gas in the sun’s fiery envelope.
Practical home remedy tips for carpet cleaning and stain removal. Instructions cover washing with ox gall solution or shredded soap mixture, flannel application, and each step for ink and grease stains. Beat methods advise beating on the wrong side first. Ink removal suggests blotting and hot milk rub. Grease removal uses French chalk paste and ironing to transfer grease into chalk.
The article extols Chinese fruits and dishes noting an exceptional orange, a unique peach, a winter melon, and other offerings suited to European and American palates. It mentions extreme climates and promise of future introductions while hinting at prized delicacies like bird’s nest soup.
An excerpt discusses tubercle bacilli entering the body through the stomach or breathing apparatus and traveling via the lymph stream to the lungs or other organs. It questions germ passage without visible signs and cites unclear dialogue about social ascent.
A fragmentary London Telegraph passage mentions an eighth attempt, a lobbed object, and a double on, with dialogue about Bagum Bil and others. The OCR is garbled, preserving few concrete facts beyond the action vibe and spoken names.
William L Ettinger New Yorks superintendent of schools warned that German propaganda distorts history to mislead. He compared the tactic to a story about a girl and her aunt, illustrating how appearances can misrepresent actions and motives.
Multiple property transfers recorded including N R Bennett to C M Bennett in Westfield for $1.00 and D H Kite to Geo Kite for land 12-10-14 at $2.00. Other deeds list Martha Marshall area lots, Martinsville parcels, Casey area lots, and payments ranging from $1.00 to $2,500.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Gabson described as industrious. The passage includes garbled phrases and stray quotes about imitation and arrogance, reflecting a historical newspaper style without clear context or full names.
Fragmentary wartime reminiscence mentions a farm hand job with $10 per day and an $80 monthly board discussion. Includes quoted snippets from a Birmingham Age Herald style piece and references to Mr Cobbles and Taps for a Job as a farm hand.
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