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Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1909

Page

4

Criminal in Child Nature Debates on Inborn Delinquency

A column cites New Orleans Picayune and De Anestor with varied quotes on juvenile crime and morality. It argues children are born criminals, discussing theft, drunkenness, and moral guidance, then shifts to light items from Brooklyn Life and local school notes.

New Orleans Picayune Avery Parkhurat New Orleans Picayune Charlie Bradder de Anestor

Potato Makes Proud Boast In Odd Collage

A quirky collage of lines extols the potato as a versatile substance from chewing gum base to vitamin rich yolk of daily life. It jokes about potato derived products like dextrine alcohol and even vegetable ivory while mixing comic dialogues and rural banter from Puck style humor.

Perfectly Reckless Pastor Takes Vacation Visit

The church votes to grant their pastor a vacation and he plans to visit a brother worker in a neighboring village. On Sunday morning the guest is asked to lead in prayer but replies that he is on his vacation, reflecting a light anecdote from the Iadles' Home Journal.

Iadles’ Home Journal

Unlikely exchange in a fishy joke dialogue

Fragmentary anecdote features Jonah and a wife, a fish dinner pun, and a stray line about a Bohemian binder and jawis factory. The garbled text mentions Woolford's sanitary Lotion as a cure for neuralgic headaches and a cryptic remark about thoughts dodging the undertaker.

Illinois Capitol Notes on Springfield Session Progress

Lawmakers in Springfield push work as the seventy third joint ballot yields a stirring speech by Makenzie Enlivens. The session focuses on key bills and event updates reflect a busy capital agenda with procedural milestones and parliamentary maneuvering.

Springfield

State Livestock Report Attacks TB Fight and Bills Passed

The twenty third annual Illinois state livestock report criticizes dairy herd tuberculosis methods and blames dairymen for disease. House passes bills on printing the Illinois Farmers Institute report, roadside tax sharing, and police insignia for transport workers. Eight hour day fight looms as Elgin workers mobilize petitions. Legislative calendars show heavy activity with many bills referred to committees and a pending water power debate. Elections subcommittee closes in on three contested seats in the House.

Hiinola State Livestock Commission Wright Nlinois Farmers Institute Elgin National Watch Company Senate George E. Hunter Elgin Women General Assembly House House Elections Committee Wattson Findley Callahan Link Martin Zinger

Hopkins Wins on Seventy Third Ballot in Illinois Senate

The seventy third joint ballot for U S senator produced Hopkins with 78 votes while Shurtleff, Stringer and others received smaller tallies. McKenzie defended his Hopkins vote as a duty to the state amid a long deadlock. Lobbyists swarmed the capitol as Chicago interests pressed charter reforms and shore lands investigations prompted by Lake Michigan developments. The assembly also advanced Fieldstocks and related agriculture measures despite farmer-dominated committee views.

Springfield McKenzie Hopkins United States Shurtleff Foss Sollitt M J Foreman Chicago Assembly Michael Zimmer Twelfth Ward Solon W.B. Stringer Albert Hopking Seasion Fone Mason Stringer Lowden McKinsey Sherman Cyrus HE Mar Milton J Foreman Arthur FooEvana Calhoun Solons Forty Sixth General Assembly State Board of Agriculture House Committee On Agriculture

Ailing Women Seek Cure for Back Aches and Dizziness

Mrs W G Davis of Groesbeck Texas courts relief from back pain dizziness and kidney irregularities with Dean’s Kidney Pills after taking them she passed gravel stones and recovered. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Intruder Among the War Dogs reports Yale professor William Lyon Phelps visiting West Point lectures when an Irish setter wanders into the chapel drawing amused cadets and the professor’s remark about expecting West Pointers.

Lanpuld W G Davis Groesbeck Texas Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo William Lyon Phelps Yale West Point Ta Billy Prof Phelps Yale Alumni Weekly

Catarrh Cure claims cure with $100 reward

An advertisement touts Halle Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh and other constitution ailments. It promises a $100 reward if it fails to cure any case and urges readers to send for testimonials to F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It also promotes Murine eye remedy and Garfield Temper's Herb laxative as health aids. The note ends with a remark on U S sugar production.

Lars Halle J Cheney & CO Toledo Halls

The Wretches and the Exam Question

In a brief scene Uncle and his nephew quarrel over an exam. The uncle chastises the youth while the nephew admits the failure, saying the wretches themselves asked the same unanswerable question. The dialogue presents a playful, old time tone with a moral implied.

Table Talk Flavor in Webster Dinner Quip

A Webster anecdote reports a woman asking how he varied his eating. He replied I vary in eating in this respect sometimes I eat more but never less. Also a Deception quip notes a man never kissed me against my will though some thought they did. Brooklyn Life provides the union of wry humor.

Webster Brooklyn

Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Praised by Erie Woman

Erie resident Mrs J P Endlich reports five years of female troubles ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad emphasizes decades of tried cures, root and herb formula, and a request to write for advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham United States Camden N. J Drs. W. P. Valentine Lincoln Ave Camden, N. J Erie J. P. Endlich Mat L

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