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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
3
The text praises King Alfonso for promoting tourism to Spain and underscores the value of talking pictures. It shifts to a science note on electrons, atoms, and notable scientists, then muses on science, soul, and human progress through history and philosophy.
A Scotsman named Mackintosh influenced waterproof textile materials and road surface terminology, with his name enduring in waterproof garments connected to India rubber. The note highlights how his successful water proofing methods popularized the term Mackintosh in garment history.
An aqueduct is a water conduit supplying a community from a distance. Typically masonry and arched, some span a channel for transit on foot or general use.
A veteran business man warns that Pet Aversion Business resists any change even when later shown to improve. He notes persistent aversion to alterations despite potential benefits and cites observed patterns in local commerce and customer responses.
A list highlighting key inventions and fields in science and technology. It mentions the internal combustion engine the telephone wireless telegraphy and telephony television the airplane spectrum analysis and the X-ray as pivotal advances.
Obituary Florence Trump details her birth in 1854 in Columbus Indiana and death in 1928 at age 74. It notes marriage to John R Trump in 1873, seven children, church membership with the Brethren, and survivor list including three sisters, 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Joseph Parker urges readers to love one another and speak kindly for those nearby whose deft fingers and loving hearts brighten the home. The message emphasizes neighborliness and positive deeds within everyday life.
Cynthia Katherine Fuller died September 17 1928 at age 64 years 9 months 9 days. She married William Wallace, had nine children, five surviving. Survived by sons James Edward Herman Roy Ernest of Anderson township and daughter Mrs W L Duncan of Indianola Ill. Also two sisters and three brothers and 28 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Pilgrim Holiness church September 19 with Rev R H Wheeldon. interment Marshall Cemetery.
The State of Illinois in Clark County announces in the circuit court a chancery case Louise B. Moyer vs Robert A. Moyer. An affidavit shows nonresidence of the defendant. summons issued September 26 1928 returnable November 12 1928. The nonresident must appear on November 12 1928 to plead answer or demur or the bill will be taken as confessed.
Notice for final hearing on the City of Marshall Illinois special assessment to fund the Henth Street paving project from Main to Mulberry. The county court set October 16, 1928 at 9:00 AM to review a certificate of cost and bond interest with objections open to interested parties. MO McCauley and Mark Stewart sign.
City of Marshall Illinois proposes a special acceptance notice to levy Fifth Street from Locust to Vine including roadways and intersecting streets and alleys six feet back from curb lines. The notice involves the Board of Local Improvements Marshall Illinois Advertisement 39-2.
A short reflective note attributed to Margaret Slattery urges readers to serve God with their current position and what they have. It emphasizes that nothing else is required and that personal presence is valued by the divine.
The text presents a religiously tinged quotation attributed to Charles Wesley with archaic spellings and ellipses. It appears as a devotional line about obedience to divine will. No additional context or reporting details accompany the fragment.
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