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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
11
An extended prose piece reflects on home as the moral center and the sacrifices of a mother. It weaves a Carnegie quotation about earned wages into praise for humble, loving homes and the duty of wives to support husbands, children, and shared values while valuing education and virtue.
Practical notes on dairy farming cover cement silos praised for durability and silage preservation. disk barrows and disk harrows improve alfalfa fields by loosening soil and improving crown health. Recommendations include proper silo construction, use, and maintenance, plus rationing to optimize milk production and economic viability.
An improvised ad-like claim describes Dr King's Sew Life pills as preventing appendicitis, curing constipation, headache, biliousness, and chills after mentioning Beat J. W. Bradshaw's alleged victory. the text presents sensational, unverified medical assertions rather than a clear news event.
A collection of nostalgic bread and cornmeal recipes including steamed Brown Bread with milk and molasses, Grandmother’s Brown Bread with graham flour and raisins, and various Cornbread and Johnny Cake preparations with sour milk, molasses, and seasonings.
Marshall resident Joseph A. Link, locomotive engineer, endorses Deans Kidney Pills recounting relief from backache and regulated kidney passages. He cites long use since first relief and praises the product as leading to strong kidneys and overall better health. Sold by all dealers. price 50 cents. Foster, Talbourn & Co. Buffalo, N.Y. sole agents in the United States.
The readable lines describe inspection standards and dates in a fragmented form. It mentions a five year period and a requirement for inspections spaced at least 25 cents apart in some unclear unit. It references a republic context and possible state legal language without clear names or places.
In Calhoun County probate court a notice to creditors asks all executors to present claims by July 13 next, with hearings on July 15 and July 16 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. At Battle Creek circuit court a chancery suit Finney vs Finney orders defendant to appear within five months, with publication to run weekly for six weeks in the Marshall Statesman starting soon.
Mortgagee Henry Godfray Seeks Sale of 80 acres in Emmett Township Calhoun County Michigan to satisfy principal of 5150.00 plus interest and costs under a mortgage dated August 1902. Sale set for April 20, 1911 at 10 a.m. at the north front door of the Calhoun County Courthouse Marshall Michigan.
Probate Court for Caulhoun County schedules final account in the estate of Helen M Austin. Judge William H Porter sets date for hearing on March 8 1931 at 10 am to examine and approve the account. Audrie Porter Register notes publication of order in The Warball Statesman in successive weeks.
The article notes grip symptoms centering on a sore throat with influenza like illness, pains in head and chest, cough and fever. It advertises Humphreys seventy seven as a remedy to take early in prevalence and provides Deeg Stores address and New York mail option.
A fragmented advertisement extols Shakes int Youur Shoes and Alleo s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for aching swollen feet. It promises relief after long days and claims the product is available for 25 cents with a free sample.
An ad promotes a dyspepsia remedy claiming to relieve stomach discomfort by consuming a meal encased in a tube and using a natural juice supply. It urges readers to request a vital package and to contact F A Stuart of Marshall, O2, promising a test package for 50 cents to test the product.
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