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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
7
Pattern description for a velveteen silk or shepherd’s plaid dress with four front tucks a side fastening at the waist velvet buttons plisse ruffie and velvet cuffs. Sixes 32 to 44 bust. Yardage varies by width. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address size and pattern number.
Dress pattern description for a simple model with left side button fastening a turndown collar and long straight cuffs. Materials listed include various fabrics with yardage requirements by width and bust sizes 32 26 40 and 44 inches. Instructions note pattern number 2724 and request the writer to provide name and address for ordering.
Unclear OCR fragment suggests a man who aided a town but faced financial strain or decline. Names, places, and precise events are not readable, leaving only hints of support and loss without verifiable details.
Springfield reports sixteen hundred delegates and over one thousand guests from nearly every voting precinct attended the state convention. They move toward forming a state body to back county option as the 47th General Assembly is urged to enact county local option legislation and to fight political bribery.
Chicago reports mobs of strikers driving off mine managers pit bosses and other workers from Illinois Coal Operators Association members as operations halt. O L Garrison of Big Muddy Coal and Iron says an injunction will be sought. Harry N Taylor warns of a planned open revolt as miners oppose state orders to call out engineers and pumpmen.
Springfield Illinois aid to Cherry mine sufferers totals 100000 dollars from state funds and 100000 from a legislative appropriation. The Cherry relief committee will distribute the first portion of nearly 300000 dollars remaining, with the state board of administration acting as trustee and later disbursing the rest as needed. Attendees at the meeting included Duncan McDonald E A Bicknell J B Williams James Mullenback and Frank D Whipp representing the board and President Sherman.
Springfield opinion holds city tax proceeds may be used only for road and bridge purposes. Attorney General Stead, sued on an opinion to State Highway Engineer A N Johnson, notes cities must have 20 000 or more residents. Board actions extend beyond city limits to the entire township.
Springfield reports claim of a 900000 jackpot in the legislative fund draws attention of State's Attorney Burke who plans to subpoena John P Tansey publisher of the Chicago Democratic Bulletin to reveal information sources. Strike-breakers from St Louis go to Murphysboro to work for Big Muddy Coal and Iron in two mines. Major Morse of the Twenty seventh Infantry assigned as professor at the University of Illinois. Lieutenant Colonel Fechet retires. Bloomington notes the death of Burton Vissaring who was to graduate with the Minnok Mak school class after an pole vault incident.
A vintage advertisement touts Donna's Kidney Pills as a cure for sick kidneys and backache. Testimonial from J. N. Markham of Montesano Washington describes dropsy, bloating, and back pain improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Product sold by dealers at 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A Brooklynbased man details a long battle with a persistent skin disease that worsened in warm weather and confined him indoors. After trying many doctors, he found relief using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, purchasing two sets and recovering fully. The testimonial credits the regimen with a complete cure and happiness at last.
Dr Sambon reports from Rome that the Field committee has proven maize or Indian corn does not cause pellagra. The parasite carrier of the disease is identified as simulium repans, a biting goat fly.
fragmentary lines discuss heaven, neighbors, and weather imagery with unclear attributions. The passage appears as garbled prose or verse lacking coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or organizations.
A clergyman cites the Bible line about marriage ending with a quip that a justice of the peace is involved in divorce proceedings. The terse exchange highlights public talk on marriage and separation.
A Coca Cola booklet offer accompanies a 1910 Coca Cola Baseball Record Book containing Casey at the Bat and schedules for leagues. The ad notes 2c postage and includes a booklet titled The Truth About Coca Cola. It promotes Coca Cola as cooling quenching fatigue.
A damaged ad fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills with sweeping cures and a sworn signature. It mentions Catarrh treatment claims and direct action on blood and mucous membranes, urging purchase at 750.
An exchange outside a concert hall highlights envy of courage over singing talent. A man notes the singer’s audacity rather than tone, while another counters that the singer’s bravery eclipses technique in a brief, pointed dialogue. A separate domestic moment shows a child accusing a sister of lying, quoting a parental warning.
A collage of quotes and product ads appears, promoting Pettit’s Eye Balm for eye injuries, Buffalo vendors, and various moralizing reflections. The text edges toward potted wisdom, with hints of cigar branding and social service slogans across the page.
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