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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1900

Page

8

Christmas Eve Exercises At Local School

The community announces Christmas programs and a tree at the school with observances led by Mrs. Lawrence and Mr. Hollenback. A Frat obsa0 school event, Christinas eve use, and a bazar by Cook's Prairie Ladies' Aid at Maccabees hall are noted, with various local organizations reporting annual elections.

Mary Barnhardt Oreck Rap Owen Iain FA. i Lawrence Kotte joway-Little Iéat Hollenback Glavéndon Mrs. Ay

Fredonia Farmer Club to Meet and Christmas Observance

Fredonia reports the Farmer's club will meet with Miss Ida Smith on Wednesday December 19. Meeting at 10 a.m. Officers to be elected. Mrs. Angeline Fox listed as ill. Christmas Eve to be observed at Lyon Lake church with a tree and a short program. Also notes on the czar’s Sake of 173 persons and breakdown of nationalities among 178, including 15 imperial family, 17 princes, 17 counts, 9 barons, and 15 lower nobles. 128 Russians and the rest Germans, Finns, Poles, Cirgassians, Greeks, and Romanians.

Fredonia Fredonia Farmer's Club Ida Smith Angeline Fox Lyon Lake Church Ceara Salte Russia

Reforms Sought in Bonn Faculty for Crown Prince

The University of Bonn faculty, deemed too liberal for training Germanys crown prince, must be reconstructed to align with the emperors views. Two new professors have been invited to implement the change ahead of the princes winter entry.

University of Bonn Germany

Judge Falls 400 Feet While Driving Over Tuskey Mountain

Justice George B. Cooper of Hollidayaburg Pennsylvania was driving a wagon over Tuskey Mountain during a heavy rainstorm when his team slipped from an unguarded precipice tumbling 400 feet to the bottom. Both horses were killed and the wagon smashed. Cooper sustained only minor contusions.

George B. Cooper Holidayaburg Tuskey Mountain Cooper

Consumption described as destruction of lung by germ

An older health notice compares consumption to mould on cheese, urging early action. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a gentle, easy food when beginning treatment and implies stopping the consuming germ if started promptly.

Scott Wadsworth New York Jimmy Lorimer Root

Senators Hanna Frye alliance noted in theater request

The Washington World memoir reveals Senator Hanna inviting Senator Frye to accompany him west for campaign work while Mrs Frye plans theater outings funded by Hanna. A bargain proposal included reserved seats for the Frye couple in Washington theaters.

Hanna West Senator Fryé Senate Washington New York World Frye Maine

Spider silk production near Madagascar sparks high hopes

A French inventor has begun using Madagascar spiders to yield silk from their webs. Female spiders produce about 4,000 yards of rich yellow filaments. The process involves framing the spiders and unwinding the silk onto a bobbin. Despite challenges, the method shows promise for a superior material, though production remains limited and costly.

Halabe Madagascar

Turbine Torpedo Boats Viper and Cobra Join Royal Navy

The British admiralty unveils two turbine driven torpedo boat destroyers named Viper and Cobra. The Viper, completed, reaches 37 knots fueled by 12,000 horsepower, signaling future use of turbine engines in larger ships and faster transatlantic crossing.

Admiralty Charles A. Parsons Scientific American

What will you buy for the Young Men

A local ad advertises a full men’s furnishing selection including suits, overcoats, ulsters, hats, gloves, neckwear, hosiery, trunks, bags, and dress shirts. It promotes Monarch and Elgin shirts and claims the store carries the largest and best line in the city with all new items up to date. It suggests a Christmas present for a gentleman friend.

Monarch Elgin Marshall

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