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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1948
Page
7
A devotional piece centers on Timothy as the exemplar Paul praised for selflessness and reliability. It discusses his lifelong faith formed in childhood, the role of his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois, and the impact of family influence on spiritual formation.
How to create a custom made look using tailoring methods. Key steps include selecting fabric wisely, laying patterns, cutting and marking with pins, and ensuring grain alignment for proper hang. Emphasizes fabric quality, pattern alteration checks, and precise cutting with sharp tools.
Eddie Richter, once a celebrated jockey, faces injury and fear after a race fall on Galloping Wind. He leaves hospital to seek a comeback with Graybar at the Garbar stables, hoping to ride the mare again as Mary recovers and their finances strain.
If brown patches appear in a lawn they may be caused by sod webworms says Dr. Bohart of the University of California. Irregular patches suggest webworms while round patches indicate fungus. Test by examining nearby grass and look for short uneven turf wasps or yellow jackets around the larvae and moths in shrubbery. To confirm spray with pyrethrum and collect wriggling larvae, then apply five pounds of acid lead arsenate mixed in 50 gallons of water to cover about 1000 square feet. Other insecticides may work but webworms can return after treatment.
Calves lacking sufficient vitamin A in the first months of life face higher chances of scours and pneumonia. Early dietary vitamin A is emphasized to prevent these diseases and support healthy growth.
USDA urges parasite control to reduce grain waste and losses from infested animals. Specialists say internal parasites raise feed needs, increase young animal mortality, stunt survivors, and lead to condemned carcasses. A publication titled Save Grain by Controlling Internal Parasites is available through county agents, state colleges, and the USDA in Washington.
The Philadelphia Contributionship building on 4th Street recalls founder Benjamin Franklin and the 1752 venture to insure houses against fire. Franklin led the first directors meeting and issued policies numbered 19 and 20, in a city that honored his service with its oldest fire insurer.
A new flexible fabric called scotch lite reflects automobile headlights using 30,000 tiny glass balls per square inch. It reflects light back to the source, warning drivers when pedestrians cross at night.
Spokane police judge announces a rock pile system for habitual drunks as punishment in the jail. Local reactions mix humor and disdain with Joe Witz calling the plan a poor way to keep Spokane friendly.
Klamath Falls uses hot groundwater to heat about 400 homes, a pool, two hospitals, a high school, a newspaper office, and several buildings. The system also sterilizes dairy bottles, deices roads, and may heat a veterans hospital if a test well finds hot water.
Miss Yang Mei, 20, from Chungking, astonishes city doctors by reportedly living nine years without a meal. She remains active and only swallows water. authorities inspect her case at the municipal hospital under watch by nurses and relatives.
A 2 year old Green county boy named Donald Friedrichs was found unharmed after an 11 hour search by 2560 volunteers from four counties in two states. He was located a little over a mile from home with clothes snagged on a barbed wire fence. Deputies from Green Rock and Dane counties plus police from Freeport Illinois and Brodhead Wisconsin, Monroe fire department, National Guard, and bloodhounds from La Crosse aided. The parents said he wandered off with his collie. the dog returned alone.
Public notice to all persons that Monday November 1 1948 is the claim date in the estate of Arthur Brown deceased in Clark County Illinois. Claims may be filed before that date without summons.
Public notice from Clark County Illinois states plaintiffs Harry L. Leatherman and Olga Leatherman sue Elsie Philippi McDaniel Sellers Wm Haase Russell Cook and unknown owners. non residence affidavits filed. summons issued returnable November 1 1948 in Marshall Illinois. failure to appear leads to confessed allegations and decree.
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