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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss shifting careers and political themes, noting a multi day program and changes in attire and party imagery. It references a desire for alien changes, wardrobe details, and a future party lineup with references to patriotic colors and new symbols.
The readable text fragments mention worn items and a vague terrorpine reference, with names and actions lost in garble. No coherent event or person details remain to form a clear summary.
The article describes wrist bags made from wide ribbons in varied widths and colors, used to hold handkerchiefs, coins, powder, and mirrors. It notes different designs with gilt or silver fittings or simple ribbon closures, often lined with bright colors, and features three illustrated bags suitable for everyday use.
The surge of female athletic activity spurs a new underwear creation. An athletic union suit in nainsook mirrors the men s striped mussina style with white and pink fabrics, a Valenciennes edging, a knitted back insert for mobility, and a full front buttoning design extending to the knees.
In an August country district a tale unfolds of Ruth Gordon and Clyde Belmont, two suitors linked to a Cedar home. A discarded apple mishap, a black eye, and ensuing courtship drive Ruth’s sympathy and a dry goods business toward prosperity.
A fragment discusses an adjustable bandit enabling a new sewing method for horizontal cuts described as rosy. The speaker hopes the saws are kept away from razors, reflecting concern over dangerous tools.
A fragmented ad style text promotes skin care and household products. It mentions cleansing, soap, and beauty routines with references to various brands and ingredients. The piece reads like a period advertisement with multiple product names interwoven and incomplete phrases throughout.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a woman claiming she can hold her own in speech while a man disputes or misunderstands her. The snippet hints at gendered language and tone, with references to hesitation and assertion in dialogue.
A vintage ad touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a scalp cleanser to remove grizzly hairs and promote natural darkening. The ad claims the product costs $1.10 and promises strong alkalinity for cleansing.
A bystander commends a witness for saving a man’s life and questions kinship. The exchange shifts to a claim the rescued man owes 24 shillings, revealing a personal debt dispute amid the dramatic act.
The readable text is garbled and does not provide identifiable people, places, dates, or events to form a factual newspaper card summary. No concrete entities or actions are present to anchor a T or S.
An old label touts GROVES TASTLESS chill TONIC as a malaria remedy and health booster. It claims the formula contains Quinine to drive out malaria and Iron to build up the system, noting it is a tasteless form.
In a terse oral exchange a respondent denies ever owning an automobile and asserts no police record exists. The remark hints at a deflection around an arrest question and reflects a guarded stance toward personal history.
A brief sports quote from a coach stating it is easier to maintain good form than to reach greatness due to less opposition. No specific teams or dates are mentioned. The remark emphasizes consistency over peak performance and the challenge of exceptional achievement.
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