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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
3
The guide stresses strong posts and corners, deep set posts, and large rails to hold a woven wire fence rigid. It covers materials, spacing, and methods for stretching and anchoring wire, plus adding barbed wire to deter stock overreach, all drawn from agricultural guidance.
United States Department of Agriculture reports on Morgan horses at Middlebury Vermont. McMahon, champion of the 1920 Vermont Fair, and other storied animals such as Castor, Heather, and Dolly are described along with lineage from General Gates, England, and Government Farm stock. Equine records include endurance rides in 1910 and 1920, training under the remount plan, and farm work utility at the United States Morgan horse farm.
The article describes new all-day frock designs using crepe de chine Canton crepe and similar silks. It highlights straight lines, embroidery bands, wide girdles with buckles, and tunic panels. A dark crepe de chine frock with refined detailing exemplifies the mass style, with a hand fringe hat completing the ensemble.
An early start to garden work is advised to prepare land and plant seed. It argues that delays risk poor yields and replanting becomes necessary, urging readers to ready soil promptly and plant on time.
American farmers lose crops yearly due to seed quality problems. The Agriculture Department says seed free of weeds and alive seed are crucial. It advises pre planting tests in a home germinator using moist soil in shallow plates to gauge germination before sowing.
By judicious breeding, turkeys have increased markedly in size through domestication. Wild birds now average about 12 pounds for toms and 8 pounds for hens, while Bronze variety standards cite 25 pounds for toms and 16 pounds for hens.
The article spotlights summer clothing with ham, swiss, and tandy fabrics for adults and children, including ginghams, check patterns, organdy frills, and cross-stitch embroidery. It notes men and boys favor colored linens and chambrays, while women and girls wear light frocks with ruffles, embroidery, and taffeta accents.
A Pittsburg man touts Tanlac as the grandest medicine, claiming it relieved rheumatism and restored energy after years of pain. The testimonial, by Henry Morton of Saint Martin Street, is cited as evidence for others to seek relief from suffering.
Fragmented text presents a moral on time value and productivity. It quotes J D Rockefeller and notes that even successful people waste time, urging disciplined use of every minute and warning against excuses. The passage mixes unrelated phrases and garbled OCR.
An argument erupts between workers at a tire shop after a misread order. Customers demand refunds as tension rises while staff try to calm the dispute and locate the correct items. A manager negotiates and calls for calm as odds of resolution remain uncertain.
The readable text is garbled and does not convey a clear event or names. No verifiable facts or entities are extractable from the fragment to form a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with random terms and names. No coherent event or entities can be identified to summarize into a concise newspaper item.
A garbled OCR item notes a shop talk or trade teaser featuring names and a date. Readable bits point to a local business item or column snippet with references to a product or service and a trade discussion. The readable text hints at a maintenance or tire theme amid uncertain letters.
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