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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
14
Notice to subscribers explains prepayment due to post office ruling. It lists subscription rates for one year in advance and notes the need to keep future payments current for service continuity. Names, dates, and other specifics are not fully legible in the fragment.
A New York paper recalls Washington departing New York on October 16 1789 for a New England journey. He traveled by ordinary stagecoach with two secretaries, covering about Sul miles to Connecticut Massachusetts and New Hampshire. He spoke on national unity and harmony while praising soldiers and citizens. The piece contrasts this with Taft's modern tour 13 000 miles twenty four states two hundred speeches on a private train.
A New York case questions whether a photographer may freely snap portraits in public or at weddings without consent. A man attacked a photographer, smashed the camera, and faced magistrate action after being sued for assault. details suggest legal tensions over privacy and public photography.
The letter argues for stronger legal proof of consent before publishing private images, condemning paparazzi at weddings and private residences. It notes reporters invade homes with impunity, underscores police dependence to shield privacy, and questions if Americans can expect sanctuary in homes or churches amid coverage.
A Grand Rapids Press survey denounces occult grafting as a threat to Puritan values. It cites insanity from Hindu jargon, immorality in the name of occult religion, and a general lively belief that Americans love to be buncoed. The piece urges sober Anglo-Saxon Christianity to guard society. It also discusses women criminals in Troilo's study, noting they show more ingenuity but lack secrecy.
President Tatt urged peace treaties with Britain and France to prevent war and create a universal framework for settling disputes. He spoke at Mountain Lake Park on August 7 before the Methodist Chautauqua, stressing arbitration and tribunals as paths to general peace and urging ratification by the Senate. WM. H. TAPT.
A Cleveland dispatched piece rails about John D Rockefeller and Henry Flagler, contrasting savvy wealth with wasteful ends. It cites past fortunes and failures, warns that ease of riches invites ruin, and draws moral lessons from Holiday Drew and others, before shifting to social commentary on women’s roles, rising coffee prices, reciprocity in England, and farm trade.
A fragment discusses marketing focus on personal gain rather than fundraising, criticizing wasteful production on farms. It argues producers fail to determine profit or loss and notes wasted output could sustain families, highlighting inefficiency and economic concern in agricultural practice.
A collage of current events and public figures includes quips about Italy France and Canada plus hints of mischief in politics crime and culture. References to Edison sleep policy Laurier Bryan Cook and Caruso mix with warnings about airships burglaries and the Mona Lisa debate.
Jared Flagg of New York City faced an indictment over a claimed one million dollar fraud tied to stock promises. Prosecutors said he guaranteed 62 percent profit and urged patience, while critics urged punishment as a return to harsher practices of past eras.
A reprint offer for a 800 page veterinary guide covering treatment of horses cattle dogs hogs poultry and farm ailments. Includes a stable chart and home remedies for fever colds worms colic diarrhea kidney issues and other livestock and animal conditions prepaid by price.
Rivalry heated the state’s evening paper as 6 percent of contestants submitted word sets from the letters of the title. Miss M L Root led with 162 words, followed by Aileen Grace and Rachel Cole, among many entrants from City and nearby towns.
A vintage guide describes turning handkerchiefs into sachets, pockets, corset pads, pincushions, work bags, aprons, and taps. It details folding, sewing, lining with satin or silk, attaching ribbons and initials, and creating reusable laundering cycles with interchangeable pads and embroidered touches. It emphasizes practical, decorative upcycles for garments and accessories.
An old advertisement claims back pain and morning stiffness stem from kidney trouble. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure that improves sleep, rest, and work. Testimonial from John W. Lester of Marshall Michigan praises relief after using the product sourced from Foster Milburn Co. Russia New York as agents.
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