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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
3
A fatherless era guide urges mothers to shape boys into considerate, industrious men and future husbands. It extols household skills, kindness, and positive reinforcement, warning that home life defines a child’s future success and happiness.
Four Towns residents visit Lew is Suchafer in Union City and Mrs. James Taylor accompanies sister-in-law Mrs. Solomon Taylor of Sherwood to Ann Arbor for treatment. Mrs. Kiunk with Lorene and Alma visit Coldwater on Saturday. Mrs. Wit Collyer is ill. Edgar Sebring and wife guest of James Taylor. Wit Wagoner and wife host company Sunday.
Millie Paul and Clara Paul attended disaster exercises at the Canvans church on Sunday. Basil Aldrich, recently ill, is improving and visiting his sister in Battle Creek. Norvin Peek and wife from Battle Creek spent Easter with Ned Palmiter and family, who joined in Easter exercises at the First MIE church.
Mrs Nellie Huylar cares for her mother Mrs Helmer. Mass Berry visits at Mrs A Wy Cronkhite's with Grace Blodgett and Newman Ware of Battle Creek. Mildred Newmar in Haile Creek. Mrs Joe Cantine in Burlington. Nellie Batley improving slowly. Russel Hardenburg has mumps. Hoag couple visit East Leroy to see Ed Watrous's father. Henry Webster getting well. Cronkhite family with Barry Cronkhite. Della Lapham Easter visit. Burdock Road Bitters advertised for blood health.
Mrs. F. A. Woodley and son Harold visited in Battle Creek Saturday. J. P. Ferguson and wife of Albion saw relatives here Sunday. Tieron Hakes, ill with pneumonia, is able to be out again. Mrs. Ralph Butler spent Sunday with relatives in Albion. Cutford Lusk of Albion visited his aunt, Mrs. F. A. Woodsey, Sunday. Little Margaret Puchlenhagen, ill with bronchial pneumonia, is improving. F. J. Peters and wife called at Joby Putman’s Sunday. Mrs. Stanley Weitzel and Mrs. Frank Butler visited Albion friends Friday. Geo. Cutting and wife visited Wm. Buskirk’s Sunday. Wm. Spindiew and family of Manitengo spent Sunday at John Henshaw’s.
Card of thanks extends gratitude to friends neighbors and various societies for support during illness and after a death. Thanks noted to Flower groups and to Mrs Evasa Doering and others for flowers and prayers.
An advertisement seeks growers for a venture described as profitable. It invites interested parties to contact by phone or in person. Names included are A Es Serfimer and Mas Shali with a Bell telephone listing 5 percent rate, dated Februarys.
Readable passages describe a disorderly meeting with a Quaker chairman, accusations of honesty, and_detected deception. The report mingles political banter with remarks on temperance, ending with a long, wandering recount about the Louvre’s history and Napoleon’s role in its museum status.
A fragmented Chicago News passage depicts Harker pointing to ivy by a cottage and a boy named Tammy reflecting on a porch, with garbled lines about traits and a Fiat. The text shows misreads and stray phrases.
Default on a mortgage by John F B Folk and Minnie Folkmire to Charles Goniver triggers public auction on April 29, 1912 at the Marshall county courthouse. Property described as the SE quarter of the SE quarter and SW quarter of the SW quarter of section 31 and 12 in Emmett township, Calhoun County. Mortgage dated August 28, 1902 recorded in deed book 99 page 66A2. Attorney fees totaling 325 dollars.
Early seaso n symptoms highlight sore throat and throat pain as a dominant grip sign. The ad urges readers to use Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Co remedies to prevent invasion, with claims of antiseptic powder and multiple supporting products.
An advertisement claims A MAM MAY EAT ANYTHING and digest it easily with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It touts active fruit and yeast essences that supposedly aid digestion without the stomach, promises a free trial by mail, and urges readers to ask their pharmacist about the product.
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