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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
8
A Marshall ad claims six doctors warned of lethal lung trouble but William Mullen of Lockland cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption after five bottles. It guarantees relief from throat and chest illnesses and promotes free samples at H. J. Hyde's drug store.
Advertisement seeking a partner with capital to invest in a mail order business. Established over one year, half interest offered free to the right man. For details call BE Bist office, Marshall, Michigan.
Family question on daily meals. Promotes Jell-O dessert prepared in two minutes with no baking. Add cold water, set to chill. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. Available at grocers for 10 cents.
Charles Mott plans to work on the Chicago electric street car line after last week’s farm work. Mr and Mrs Gould visited Mr and Mrs Campbell in Parma. J P Bartlett returned from a Chicago trip. Rural mail delivery expands, mail volume rising. Mrs Robinson and daughters of Oakland visit Mrs Herron in the village. Bible day concert at Baptist Church drew large audience and a fine program by children. Ceresco Farmers Club to meet at Mr Hough’s on Wednesday Dec 5 with songs, readings, and questions led by local members.
Irvin VanSickles visits brother Elmer Vansickles in Reading this week. Mr and Mrs W E Marston host Robert Marston and wife of Kalamazoo Thursday. Fords Neal back from two weeks in Ann Arbor. John Garin convalesces at home. Thanksgiving dinner for relatives hosted by F E Smith. Mrs William Bore of Jackson visits locals. Irwin Adams hosts a hall dance on Thanksgiving Eve. Annabelle Starke of Albion chats at OC._BR ish's and Seymour Samson visit Litchfield last week. A good coach for 7 at EB Hughes.
A notice describes a lecture by Dr. Thomas B. Salaba on Monday evening December 3 with admission 10 or 16 cents. It also notes a Friday evening lecture by Marion Wilson and the Marshall stateers. The high school sophomore class elected officers with President Dick Knight, Vice President Valeria Garlinghouse, Secretary Farn Cramley, Treasurer Helen Parke, and Marshal George Bacon.
Miss Bertha Carver and Mabel Legget led a group of local youths who organized a literary society at the school house on Monday evening. Officers chosen include Hilla Faber president Bertha Carver vice president Carrie Dean secretary Edna Ickingon assistant secretary Leda Weeks treasurer. The first debate set for December 5. Also noted are visits by Lawrence and Milton Kilber of Marshall to Mrs Dickinson and Frank Weeks of Hart with uncle Albert Van Aaman. Bertha Carver hosted a gathering for Qhas Walters of Marshall. Frank Weaver listed as ill. Weekly prayer meetings now held at the school house.
Frame and holiday photos by E B Hughes. F P Bach buys a fine plane. Miss Joyce Bach returns from Battle Creek visit. Mrs H B Barber visits sister in Coldwater. Mr and Mrs McRoberts guests of Mr and Mrs H J Day. Ladies Aid postpones meeting to December 4. Mrs Arnold Phelps dies of liver cancer. funeral in Congregational church. I W Sloan to Washington as W O T U delegate. Florence Saunders recovering. Herbert Olney visiting cousin. Miss Rose Foster visits Tekonsha resident. Ladies Aid social raises about 2 dollars. Sunday School convention at North schoolhouse Saturday 1:30 pm. Farmers urged to take sausage to Washington market for best price. Herbert Salisbury of Battle Creek secured work. Gamer Francisco buys a Heatherie tare. Allen Dodge attends school in the Palace, Fredonia.
The census in Cuba under War Department supervision reveals 24 percent of married Cuban women are widows, reflecting the long Cuban war's impact on homes. Mentions American and Australian political interests, a West Australian capitalist aiming for parliamentary honors, and a Latin quotation about changing names. Also notes West Virginia gubernatorial candidate Blake and a humorous St Louis anecdote, plus the Prince of Wales Grand Master sanctioning a Freemasons lodge in London.
The text discusses rheumatism as an ailment with no universal cure. It notes doctors use Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil when stomach and digestion issues are implicated. It suggests that healing depends on the digestive system functioning, but offers no definite remedy.
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