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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
4
The Statesman Venty issue carries subscriber notices about postal rules and advance payments. It references a slip in each issue detailing standing and urges readers to prepay one year. The page also contains scattered editorial notes about roads, aviation, and political figures, reflecting local concerns.
The 1911 Canadian census shows a population of 7,081,368, up 1,710,554 in ten years. Critics say immigration and border-area trends inflate expectations versus the United States, noting vast differences in growth, wealth, and cross-border movement.
An OCR filled with odd phrases references 31,000,008, mentions Leslie Shaw and John, notes about Rocke tailers and poets, a song about hills afzine, new aeroplanes compared to birds, Carnegie’s organizing bravado, limited reporter access, best selling novels cheaper, autumn hunters, and a Round Oak heater boasting 42 percent more radiating surface sold by Hopper Hardware.
A reflective note urges readers to stay alive to the bright and interesting aspects of life and to pay attention to advertisements. It suggests ads may add to the total of one’s business, urging careful consideration of every promotion.
A review of William M. Kinsey’s Does Prayer Avail? which argues affirmatively that prayer is compatible with science and scripture. The analysis claims the work uses scientific metaphysical inquiry to show how prayer aligns with divine action without contravening natural law.
The bulletin notes Smokers club entertainment by Hulett, Whitaker hosts, Elizabeth Tuller wedding planned for May 15, and a Marshall marriage of George Hahn and Ailes Reynolds. Ladles Bridge club hosted by Mrs Cary with Susanna Bentley high score. future entertaining by Mrs Gillett.
Albion Recorder reports a couple starts their life journey side by side as they marry, with Family and friends sharing well wishes and the ceremony marking a new chapter in their lives.
Mrs Hita Herron was a dinner guest at Seeley Johnson’s in Te koushi Saturday. Several locals including Henry Mitchell and daughter Hathar, Jake Scherer family, Arthur Mitchell and Olive ware, and Eben Alicu spent time with Herron and at Wit erick’s. Pred Richfield drove to Concord to visit kin, while Charley Davis and Mary Burkhart family shared time in Uniondale area.
An OCR fragment touts Round Oak with 42 percent ethanol burner claims and an offer to call for demonstration, noting it is sold by the Hopper.
The text proclaims the best foods are those you earn for yourself or have your children earn. It frames virtue in labor and personal effort, attributing the idea to Mehaimmed and emphasizing self-reliance in sustenance.
Hes H Schriber Monday and Wesley Hammond both noted as lost good horse last week. Mrs James Walkinahaw visited friends in Haruhail. The Convis Union L A S held a pleasant meeting with Mire Pandil Tuesday. The second quilt finished and craft articles prepared for a December sale. Next meeting with Mray Scott Abe. Mrs Cohmber Nov 7. Grange meets Thursday November 2 when new members will be taken in. Henry Hegect and family visited Harry Browns Sunday. Reve Geiger and family attended a Sunday school session at 3 50 p m. Several from this vicinity attended the Sunday school convention at Marshall Friday. Wesley Hammond doing carpentry for Mrs James Weaver. Mrs Cummings and Gladys of Bellevue were Sunday guests of Mrs T Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Albart Van Armen of Carverville were Thursday night guests at Yerrace Hill. The infant son of Mr and Mrs T Hamilton will be named Wayne Boyne.
A merket stall carrier at an inquest in Yarmouth gives evidence about drinking before rising. He asserts he could take a pint of beer before it would affect him. The coroner admonishes him as the witness stands by his claim one man could not drink four or five pints.
A fragment reflects on a man haunted by past murder of the queen's English. It likens his fear to a hidden danger under a sofa and suggests terror of an attack returning. The speaker notes that no matter his status or deeds, one letter omission can ruin him.
A thoroughbred horse at a training establishment near Ringe clere, Southampton, delivered an extraordinary kick. Its shoe flew off and struck the opposite stable, arcing about thirty feet into the air and landing on the grass roof of a greenhouse beyond.
An undated note reports X rays successfully applied to detect adulteration in ground mineral water samples. The test powders are spread on glass and irradiated. the X ray image reveals mineral particles by their obstruction to penetration compared with other components.
At a common council session held in October the time for collecting city taxes was extended for three 30 day periods or until a later date. The notice outlines a postponement of tax deadlines and directs taxpayers to follow updated schedules issued by the city authorities.
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