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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
3
The article extols cheerful home life as a remedy for gloom and a higher source of happiness than medicine. It urges spouses and parents to cultivate kindness, celebrate children, and honor the mother’s quiet heroism, noting women’s vital, often unrecognized, role in family well being.
An enormous Gloriy Munds apple grown at Hereford’s King's Acre Tress Nurseries weighed 27 ounces and measured 164 inches in circumference. It sold at auction to Messrs Adam & Co. for £14 145, with proceeds to Charing Cross Hospital. The page also notes nitrogen from forest foliage, hedgehog toxin immunity, oak classification, a Salt Lake City typhoid outbreak linked to dairy manure, and irrigation issues in Egypt raising the water table harming cotton lands.
Ocet Shaw and Win attend a Thursday meeting. Oak Grove plans a church meeting March 26 with two speakers and a recital. A Ceresco movie event and a sermon by Rev Murder are noted. Local families visit Battle Creek and Athens, with many households hosting meals and hosting guests. A detective recounts a Mercer County trial and its debt, and a large crowd enjoys a community dinner and program.
An old advertorial notes Dean's Reculets as a remedy for constipation claiming no griping nausea or weakening effects. It advises asking a druggist and lists a price of 25 cents per bottle.
Allen Wodge and family spent weekend with his parents Wichard Dodge and wife. The Dodge school closed for a vacation from Friday March 17. Grace Tinkler, teacher, is on vacation with her parents Win and Mrs Tinkler of Battle Creek. Mrs. Sass and Cora Roche traveled to settle Creek and Union County. Clara Counterman visited May Taylor, and Cora Roche visited Ollie Christy. Ben Yost and family spent Sunday with his grandmother Mrs Halder. Harry Recho visited Wm Ivers Sunday.
Kerosene vendor touts Okishoma field output as the highest quality. He promotes Red Kerosene for a brighter whiter light with practically no smoke or odor. Sold locally by Cox's City Stone, Mayshalil, and Lyon Lake Gro. & Prov. Co. Red OH. 18 gallon, five or more 2cvone Lime, Ide.
An old newspaper classified style request offering space for selling or exchanging items. It mentions subscription options and rates, requests readers to send ten cents for a free directory sample, and lists contact details for the Pleasant Directors Co in Kalamazoo Michigan.
Default on mortgage by John F Folkmire and Mignle W Folk mire to Charley Godfrey triggers public auction. Property in Emmett township, Calhoun County, Michigan, described as the SE quarter of SE quarter of Sec 11 and SW quarter of SW quarter Sec 12, two miles south of Marshall. Auction at the north front door of the courthouse in Marshall on April 28 at 10 am.
In Marshallen Michigan the probate court fixes March twenty eighth at ten in the forenoon to hear and allow the final accounts of Belden Beaulatin deceased. Judge William Porter presiding. Comptroller W Williams files the petition and the order is to be published in the Marshall Statesman three weeks prior.
An early nineteenth century style ad describes grip symptoms including sore throat chest pains and fever and promotes Humphreys Seventy-Seven homeopathic medicine as a remedy. The copy notes availability at drug stores for 25 cents or by mail from Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co New York.
An advertisement urges readers to try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they supply missing digestive juices and enable digestion of any meal. It asserts the product combines fruit and vegetable essences to aid the stomach and offers to send a free test package by mail to interested readers.
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