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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
4
A fragment from a weekly statesman announces a public notice to subscribers. It references standard subscription rates and advance payment requirements, noting a post office classification and Mar shall Michigan mailing details.
A fragmented column from the Chinaga Tribune promotes internal remedies to develop the bust claiming beer consumption as harmless. It asserts this will also widen the waist ankles and arms and improve skin tone beyond makeup, naming Lilian Russet and urging deep breathing as less effective.
The text cites Rudyard Kipling using dated phrasing about gender in adventure writing. It critiques how he refers to women as females and notes the outdated tone in his portrayal of athletes and sports terms.
The report shows Mr. Carnegie’s faction with $264,500,000 and Mr. Rockefeller’s rival share at $134,000,000 in the ongoing fundraising race. A swift push from Andy is urged to gain the lead.
W A Smalley, 70, a prominent local farmer, was found unconscious with a scalp laceration after a wagon wheel and box contact near Owosso, Michigan. The team did not run away, but the wagon dragged for over a half mile before a farmer rescued him. doctors report poor chances of recovery.
Eyewitness reports describe an oncoming car striking a runner named Darling on the track. The vehicle halted but Darling was crushed and killed instantly as rescuers rushed the body to Lestie.
The column records social events across multiple towns. Miss Berties Bourke and Miss Lena Crampton will entertain friends Saturday and Thursday evenings respectively. Mrs. B. Kelleher hosted a dinner for Mr. James Katleher and others. Guild and club gatherings, bridge games, and a thimble party are noted, with prizes to Mrs. Brewer and others. A church social at the Baptist church features Orson Avery Hughes as treasurer, plus a study group meeting monthly. Mary Reed and several families are listed with visits, suppers, and future events including a 1911 yearbook program for the Daughters of the American Revolution.
The prominent baseball figure died at his home after a brief illness. He was 64, born in Hannibal Missouri, and had suffered poor health for a year, being confined to his house for two weeks. Acute heart condition listed as cause. In a separate note, an inquiry into a Vivian mine explosion found eighteen men died due to five civil engineers' carelessness. witnesses report dangerous gas and an open flame.
Benjamin Godrman a 24 year old salesman for Brilliant Jewelry was found slain in the street near the Barbary coast after a robbery netted about 5000 worth of diamonds. The victim, described as Harvard man Willan, was connected with the astronomical department and had ties to the Argentine government.
Classified note seeking exchanges of horses and wood for manure spreaders. Claims a first class farm tool available with gas or electricity, at moderate cost. Encourages inquiries for more information and mentions old fuel oil scent as a comparison.
Nov. 22 Chicago grand jury probes the death of John Quinn shot at his home on Nov. 2. Warren Thorpe, charged with murdering his wife, and witnesses Lieutenant James Mooney and Charles Thorpe of Jackson, Miss., testified. Thorpe was the late husband of Mrs Rainn.
Jesen Crow, 70, a longtime Glenn County resident living alone on cultivated land near South Gaven, was found burned to death in his shack last night. Neighbors had urged poorer care and fears grew he might become a public charge.
Schedule of votes for the Motorcycle Contest by O L Line and Son. Bidders receive a number and the swimmer will be credited for votes.
An old ad notes Reek and Bennett General Machine Shop offering repairs for automobiles gasoline engines and other mechanical work. It emphasizes expert machinists handling all repair needs and invites customers to try their services again.
The article notes a prior case where an offender, Finch, faced a potential maximum of ten years, with the assistant prosecutor suggesting pleading guilty. It reports Finch’s age, possible Albion transfer, and local social notices including strokes, family visits, and farm work in Carverville and surrounding townships.
A fragmented item mentions a figure tied to a table setting and a person named FoRal Hulen with a Quek Wey alias. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or locations, yielding a brief, obscure notice about a peculiar social snippet.
Short items report visits and greetings among area families. Mrs Winans is ill, Cas Lancesring’s family gathers at her home. Mrs J Carver visits A Hawkins and son. Fred Wetmore’s family returns to Marshall. newlyweds Lonig Miler and spouse receive good wishes. George Barrington attends Farmers’ Club event at E W Scott’s. Dr Raf treats a sick horse for indigestion. Donyls Union A S hosts a small farmer club gathering. David Scott suffers a felon on his finger and seeks care.
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