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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
3
Local notes report Wayne Ulrich ill with quinsy and several visitors arriving at Marshall area cottages. Frequent hopper Hardware ads urge padlock purchases as residents plan trips to Chicago Detroit and London while local officials report boatman altercations and minor accidents near Gull Lake and Lyon Lake.
Tom White, manager of Nashville Book Up, arrived to arrange permanent local setup and negotiate for second and third floors on Bad State Street. The company will soon be in full operation with equipment and book forms arriving by freight, accompanied by the binding department superintendent.
The clipping notes a cow losing her tail after entangling with a sapling and a health advisory on apple worm spraying for late July. It mentions Leon Plumb’s dramatic fall in Albion and a leadership change at a twine plant with Capt Stone nearing retirement.
The text urges daily devoted time of at least five hours for older family members to engage with children. It promotes object lessons and stories with practical knowledge, lively tales about the growth of fruits and vegetables, and stresses that such lessons will delight and be remembered by children.
A short testimonial style ad touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for relieving hot tired itching swelling and sweating feet. It claims to ease stings from corns and bunions and invites readers to sample for free with a mailed address in Le Roy New York.
President Taft, at the summer White House, credits Democrats for helping pass the reciprocity measure. He praises Secretary Knox and state department aides for negotiating the pact and says the accord marks a new epoch in U S Canada relations with long term gains in trade and mutual benefits expected within a decade.
An ad notes that Dean's Regulars aid regular bowel movement without griping and suggests asking a druggist for them. It emphasizes a mild, healthful effect for those lacking time to exercise.
A young woman, daughter of a bohemian beer maker, faces a stern parental temper as she declares she wishes to marry and go on the stage. She reasons she will meet people of her own class if she steps onto the stage, seeking independence and acceptance.
Patent medicine notice touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to relieve feverishness, headache, teething disorders, and stomach issues, claiming 22 years of use and worm destruction. Pills cost 2 cents. sample free. Address A. S. Glimsted LeRoy, N.Y.
Excerpt shows Witherell and Jonesey joking about Mrs Blondey and an implied romance. Jonesey notes Mrs Blondey dislikes him while Witherell recalls a shared birthday and a fear of being matched by fate. The dialogue hints at social tensions and rumor in a small circle.
Advertisement claims most skin eruptions arise from impure load and promotes Burdock Blood Bilters as a cleansing blood tonic. It asserts benefits of clear vision, clear brain, and clear skin.
Three laborers on a farm threshing machine near Malong Austin escaped a severe lightning strike. The bolt hit the shear carrier, shattered it to matchwood, and then diverted into the earth, gouging eight inches deep for several yards. The men had sheltered under the machine and were dazed for some time.
Fragmented OCR text provides few readable facts. The passage mentions youths, old miso, and jails with unclear context and garbled terminology. No coherent events, entities, or dates are extractable for a reliable summary.
Farmers and gardeners are invited to contract for an upcoming crop grown for a factory. The notice advertises a profitable opportunity and provides contact details via phone and address for Serbres Mart, Fett phore 54, 30.
An advertisement urges readers to test Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest meals without stomach aid. It promises a free trial pack by mail and instructs to ask a druggist about the product or mail 50 cents for purchase. The copy emphasizes a strong stomach and natural gastric juice production.
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