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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
7
A fashion summary describes suits with vests and embroidery dominating early 20th century styles. It notes shorter coats and skirts, wide use of embroidery in contrasting colors, small bone buttons, and fur wraps with adjustable sleeves to suit Paris and American tastes. The article highlights new materials, clever pocket and sleeve designs, and the broader appeal of self color embroidery in spring hats and mitered outfits.
Demonstrations at the State Fair and local venues acquaint farmers with federal grain grading standards. Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the program explains how grades affect marketing and payments under federal programs. The article discusses the impact on growers of good wheat and the role of fairs in educating farmers about grading.
A historical note explains parcel post as a method for shipping syrups and liquids, detailing container caps, cork fittings, and the need for secure packing. It discusses weight limits, with one gallon commonly used but shipments up to five gallons possible, and emphasizes proper labeling and crate wording to attract customers while avoiding mail damage.
A noisy, partially garbled note references cheese production on farms and nearby areas. It mentions farms, dairies, and related activities with unclear names and details. The readable words suggest a discussion of cheese and farming practices in a rural setting.
Market profits are highlighted by cape Ties rapid growth makes it an emergent crop. Water tight doors are advised for Sinbies. Half the value of manure lies in the liquid component.
In this fragment, the text extols Aspirin as safe and effective for various pains and ailments. It promotes Bayer as the trusted brand, claims long familiarity, and warns buyers to seek genuine tablets while noting a purported historic discovery and safe packaging.
Fragmentary OCR text presents scrambled names and locations, mentioning Lecote, Denaderet, Mey, and New Yorse. The jumbled lines resemble a disordered sports or event notes with scattered phrases about hotels, gates, and people. No clear event or outcome emerges.
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