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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
12
A wandering writer promotes deep breathing and a supposed internal treatment to develop beauty. The text touts dramatic bodily changes including waist, ankles, arms, and a reddened nose, claiming beer as a popular method and offering a plain remedy for lust or anxiety.
A fragmentary note discusses Rudyard Kipling and his limited list of formline admirers, referencing women as the female of the species. The text questions readers on who has ever called Went the bas dane and reflects a muddled, informal critique.
Fragmented OCR text references Mr. Carnegie and Mr. Rockefeller with figures totaling about 204,500,000 and 194,000,000 in a race over water rights. The wording is garbled but centers on rival factions and speed of progress in a political or financial contest.
Smalley Th, a prominent farmer living two sides north of the city, fell unconscious this afternoon while driving his wagon. A sudden heart trouble caused him to collapse with his head caught between the wheel and box. The team did not bol t, a farmer freed him after about a minute. His scalp was badly torn and he remained unconscious for hours. Hope is held for his recovery.
Fragmentary OCR text references Darling and Nees, an accident overtread, remains sent to Leslie, unclear names and places. The broken phrasing mentions a kit instantly and efforts to catch tar, with partial quotes attributed to unidentified speakers.
William Hepburn Rossel, principal owner of the Boston Nationals baseball club and four prominent lawyers in the city, died at his home after a two week illness. Angina pectoris is listed as the cause. The note adds that six other lives were lost in related incidents at care facilities in Bluefield, West Virginia.
Slain at the Barbary Coast levee near San Pramiero on November 22, a victim robbed of about 5000 dollars in Warbone jewelry linked to the Dsiene Jewelry company. Police traced the crime through leads tied to Reed Ameniytour and Benjamin Goodman as authorities pursue the case. Another report notes Harvard poet William Hunt drowned while bathing near Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sunday, with confirmation from obituary notices.
The notice advertises exchanging horses and wood for manure spreaders and promotes upgrading farm lighting with gas or electricity at a moderate cost. It touts bright lights as a substitute for oil lamps and invites readers to seek further information.
A jumble of meeting notices and social events from a city paper: a guild plans a dine and meeting at 2:30 PM tomorrow. Adam Bede reading followed by social hour. Mrs. Byang’s home hosting Indies guests party with needlework and refreshments. A large crowd attends a party with twelve dollars in receipts. bridge and five hundred scores noted. Forward Fraternity formed with officers elected at the church. a civic club forms to discuss civic questions meeting monthly. Mrs. Miller entertains guests with a 5:30 elaborate supper, two tables set for twelve. prizes awarded to Mrs Moses and Miss Brewe. St Mary’s women host a large party at Banet Hall with prizes and cards. Children’s prizes awarded to Mary Hadel and Howard Tadmen.
Fragmented local item bundle lists hostesses and meetings across several months with names such as Arthur M. Parker Fannie Osborne Dwight Kitigker and Mrs. Frederick At Hodge. Agenda notes include annual meetings of the Society of the Children of the Republic, a Easter supper planned at Rice Creek, Sunday choir practice, Sabbath school organized with 37 pupils, and community visits to Albion and Batue Creek Bay.
Chicago reports detail a grand jury inquiry into the death of John Quinn at 3900 Slighigan avenue on November 2. Mrs Biefather Warren Thorps is charged with murdering her husband as witnesses include Lieutenant James Mooney and Thorpe of Fackron.
A fragment notes a wife fearing repercussions and describes a publishing charge involving Ford, though details are unclear. The language suggests a domestic context with legal or public record implications.
A late schedule of votes for the Motorcycle Contest is published by C. Lo Linn & Son. The notices direct readers to find the proper booth opposite the Quabier and to cast votes accordingly.
Ad fragment for Reek and Bennett General Machine Shop. Mentions gasoline engines and repair services, with unclear text describing work done and duties. Partial vendor wording and vague offerings without clear dates or locations.
Court records show a prior sending up from morning tor like offense. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Lond said the reports concerning the adult were true and Finch, age eight, would face a maximum ten year sentence, though he would scarcely serve the full time. Finch may be arraigned on a new charge in Albion within a few days as the petition of the prosecutor notes.
A long line of relatives and neighbors visited Mr and Mrs Henry Shafa to celebrate Mrs Shafa's birthday anniversary. Guests arrived with gifts and shared a bounty dinner, sending best wishes and cheer for the celebrant.
Banatog and others gather at Mrs Young of Ratihinage and Mr Merry of Battie Creek to care for their ill grandmother Mrs Winans. Mrs Te Carver and Mrs Hawketns attend. Brad Wetmore visits with children at home of her parent afz. and Mrs Walter Beott return to Marshall. A dance at the Farmer diet Wednesday brings joy. Convis Union plates mentioned.
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