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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1901
Page
6
A London World verse parody imagines Cupid with antique weapons and gold arrows. The speaker confronts a chilly figure who claims mortals grow wiser and yet still wield costly shots. Cupidity jokes about chance and mortality, centering on desire and its ever potent, perilous reach.
At ten o'clock on a dark Sunday night Captain Close and Lambert debated a raid to seize suspected prisoners. Parmelee and civil officers demand action based on informants claiming mules and hidden detainees near the Walton property. The old lady and Esther Walton allegedly shelter fugitives while rumors of a letter and a failed prior attempt fuel tension.
In a tense scene at the Walton residence, Captain Close and Parmelee confront abetted fugitives in the Walton house as loot and deserter Scroggs are pursued. A confrontation at the doorway uncovers Floyd Walton, Katherine, and Mia Walton with a dramatic dispute over warrants, loyalty, and a deserter’s fate.
A collage of terse notices and product blurbs spans topics from military talk with diverse nations and exile figures to medical cures and public health claims. It mentions Arab leaders, Japanese and American soldiers, a Bari funeral, and various advertorial claims for Digestion aids and kidney cures, with a Paris region heat record noted.
Minnesota illustrates radical dairy changes from farm-made to creamery butter. At the state fair only ten individual butter entries were shown versus 240 from creameries. There are between 600 and 800 creameries and about 100 cheese factories, most cooperative, newly established.
A letter from Unger of 212 Maple Street Champaign UK describes a year of illness believed to be consumption. After trying four remedies and medical care, one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar cured him and he has not suffered since Swartwout and Swartwout are noted.
A Zurich canton parish seeks a 7800 loan with pawnable pledges limited to a village cemetery and a morgue, both in use, delaying negotiations. Accidents on farms prompt Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil for instant relief. Congressman Allen of Mississippi hints at retirement after March 4 1991 to a gentleman farmer life. Also includes dessert suggestions with Jello and flavors, sold at growers for 10 cents.
In winter ads promote Benson's Porous Plasters as superior for coughs colds and lung or kidney complaints. Claims include fast skin absorption relief on chest back and both, with broad praise over Belladonna and other forms. Offers prepay postage on orders and warnings to avoid imitations.
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