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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
14
The Statesman previews debates on land monopoly and Western settlement, arguing that vast unused farm land remains amid rising prices and emigration. It condemns foreign-born populations’ impact on American life, urges reform of the monetary system, and notes Anna Gould’s estate developments.
Nobody has matched Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a perfect healer for cuts corns bruises sores burns ulcers boils and boils. It relieves sore and cold sores chapped hands sprains and bruises. Try it at W Bradshaw’s for relief.
A fragmented discussion praises a national health officer role and cabinet help while criticizing uneven budgeting. The piece argues millions are lost yearly to preventable disease and urges stronger policy to protect people, animals, and crops, highlighting the paradox of conserving nature yet neglecting human health.
A 19th century note outlines ideal female measurements and health rules issued by a Cambridge mutual association. It prescribes exact height and weight targets, bust and waist measurements, and daily caloric and fluid outputs, claiming a model woman should reach these standards and maintain strict diet and exercise.
Fragmentary article recounts Dr. Trenry Elgin Websler marrying a nurse, then a second wife, killing the first to end the marriage. The court reportedly considers insanity, with hints of a sensational trial and critiques of justice amid chaotic prose. An aviation metaphor about imitation and praise for Italy appears amid the garbled text. The readable portions suggest a tragic crime and a dubious legal outcome.
Railroads react with dismay to a Postmaster General Hitchcock order requiring steel cars for mail transport across lines. The measure, dated November eleventh, calls for phased equipment readiness amid high costs and government pay reductions for mail carriage. Officials cite feasibility and funding concerns while other sections hint at broader social questions and policy debates.
A Davenport Democrat excerpt argues women show independence and superior self care, while charity data show most recipients are men and boys. The piece notes Curtis H. Remy, a longtime lawyer, died by his own hand after a crisis and drink, having been prominent in three Chicago clubs.
The advertisement touts Humphreys Specifica as trusted by people for more than fifty years. It mentions relief claims for fevers congestion digestion and weaknesses, asserting efficacy across ailments with broad appeal.
Fragmented wire service style musings touch on politics money and culture with portraits of leaders Taft Diaz and Turkey set against a jumble of sports and social notes. References to Wall paper trusts aviators and a Chicago bridegroom mix with stray weather and crime mentions.
Disjointed notes cover international affairs naval arms limits Utilities political unrest and social topics. Mentions Japan Italy Turkey Iran and Porfirio Dias era revolutions. Recounts a Sherlock Holmes origin link to Joseph Bell and a hint of broader future hope.
Judge Porter hears petition from Chingkian Fisary for juvenile confinement of Yeo and John Yates aged 13 and 15 amid reports they terrorize residents. Neighbors describe threats, profanity, and persistent mischief prompting request to place them in a state school at Goldwater for training and reform.
A fragmented report notes Germany faces pressure over Agadir, Italy and Turkey as allies realign amid Tripolitan conflict. Berlin demonstrations and credit shocks ripple through the empire while hopes for peace hinge on a delicate balance among France, England, and Italy.
Abseanor Gil J ashley states in Battle Creek Noon that county taxes will rise this year to fund the annual budget and other business. He expects the 1911 budget around 509,688, similar to last year, with no excess funds expected due to an empty treasury. He notes state taxes typically rise the year after a legislatures raises appropriations, while county tax increases depend on available revenue.
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