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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
3
A suburb church service closes with the hymn Tell the Story as part of a community sermon by the evening group. The service notes indicate a focus on faith and fellowship, with attendees summarizing lessons from the sermon and singing a favorite hymn.
The readable text fragment depicts a Sunday lesson scene with an adult using examples from a legal case and discussing growth, sharing ideas, and reactions among a group including a character named Anitabed and references to "New, children" and "The guy that give Anwrient Ls Bion Workly."
An OCR fragment markets a fig flavored syrup with bold claims for soothing infants. It references children and mothers with exaggerated promises and dubious health benefits, using garbled wording and stray product references.
Fragmented lines describe a strange scene with characters named Witte and others. The text appears garbled with phrases about water, tether, mother, and a jump. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
A garbled OCR page offers recipe fragments for dishes like potato pie dressing salad greens dandelion soup and mustard greens with bacon plus notes on serving ideas and garnish. Multiple ingredients and steps reference onions peppers lemon juice gelatin and various dressings, with general directions for preparation and plating.
A newspaper contest announces $525 in prizes for the best rhymes promoting Price’s Cream Baking Powder. Entries must use words on the product label and the printed insert, with a May 1 deadline. Open to women and girls. judges to select top verses and award cash prizes of $50, $40, $25 and smaller amounts.
A damaged OCR passage recalls a former Miassienipp steamer repurposed as a power plant near a waterfront pier. It mentions survivors, crew, and a ceremonial signal near New Year’s, with fragmented lines about battles, danger, and a quest for usefulness amid wartime pressure.
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