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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1915

Page

6

Tempest Lodge Ride to Tem pest House

Derk follows Aga letharine Green llustrations and Mr Sloan lead a dangerous ascent along a rough mountain road toward Tempest Lodge. Reuther faces fear and duty as Oliver races ahead, Deaf Dan’s door blocks entry, and the group inches toward the perilous gully with a veil of suspense over the beloved mission.

Oliver Nineck Iver Marth Mr. Sloan Dusu Tempestole Reuther Etrone Sloan Todge Ya” Reuther Mr Sloan Tempest Lodge Lempt Routher

Found and Lost in the Mountains with a Delayed Telegram

In a tense mountain sequence Oliver receives a father's telegram via a messenger. Pursuers shadow the party on the road as Oliver escapes on horseback, risking a fall. The chapter follows Mr Black and Sloan as they race to corral him while a perilous cliff edge looms and a dramatic pursuit unfolds.

Andren Pallor

Reading Dust Clouds To Gauge Marches

An army on the march creates distinctive dust clouds. Infantry dust clouds are thick and long, cavalry clouds are higher and thinner, and wagon or heavy gun dust forms small, grouped puffs. A trained scout can estimate force size and type from miles away by cloud shapes.

Rice Crop Acreage Rises in Louisiana and Arkansas

The acreage of rice in Louisiana and Arkansas has increased about 760,000 acres in the last two years. The United States is now growing virtually all the rice it consumes.

United States Louisiana Arkansas

Dancing Around

A compact snippet notes a social dance moment where two people meet and join hands for a few turns in a dance, reflecting a lighthearted social custom. The tone hints at mid century club or ballroom scene and playful movement. The text captures a fleeting interaction and a shared motion on the dance floor.

Prohibition Advocate Denounces Model License Law

Major Dan Morgan Smith, former general counsel for the Model License league, explains he abandoned liquor interests and now supports prohibition. He argues the model license law failed to remove dives or curb drunkenness, noting liquor-backed politics and broken promises.

Dan Morgan Smith Model License League Prohibition America Pues Jane Lecisintore

Plea for the Child in the City’s Poor Homes

Advirees bev Pathe Pathion Murphy of Teter describes hungry, crying children in poor homes lacking nourishment. She appeals for charity and action, noting emaciated faces and bloodless bodies as evidence and urging readers to decide a great question about moral responsibility.

Prohibition View From Senator Clapp on Movement

In a letter to George W Porkin, Senator Moses K Clapp argues the current prohibition movement differs from past temperance efforts. He notes a calm, deliberate national judgment against the saloon and predicts the movement may endure as times improve. He contrasts modern restraint with earlier bursts of pledge swearing and agitation.

Moses K Clapp Minnesota George W Porkin Progeveeive National Committee

Temperance Affects Petropolis and Warsaw Loan Reports

From Petrograd to December 1913 saw ninety seven personal crisis reports while 1914 had fourteen. Warsaw recorded 419 in early 1914 and 205 in the second half. Pawnshop loans fell and savings deposits rose as temperance effects noted. In early 1915 Petrograd banks took in deposits 1.5 million rubles above 1914, and nationwide deposits rose by a hundred million rubles.

Petrograd Warsaw Russia

How to Improve Saloons

A satirical quez paper lists drastic, tongue in cheek steps to improve any saloon in America. It suggests removing signs fixtures stock the sewer replace bartenders with other work close curtains lock doors and post a to rent sign outside, concluding with a humorous push for reform.

Quez America

Submarine Blockade Feasibility for Great Britain

Analysis calculates that 334 German submarines would be required to maintain a full blockade of 49 British ports, considering four day round trips, overhaul time, and sea stay. It concludes impracticality of keeping all on station, with 147 needed on patrol per port and total force around 334.

Zeebrugee Great Britain England Scotland Wales

Want to Be an Angel Hymn Early Sunday School Tale

In a Sunday school scene a superintendent prompts a hymn titled Want to be an Angel. Jessie objects saying she does not want to be an angel because she must play the harp and has had enough trouble with daily practice. The teacher questions her and Jessie calmly explains her reluctance due to lessons.

Shen Tegan Jessie

Faith and Good Works At Sunday Service

An elderly parishioner Faith aee Good Works attends Sunday service, inspiring comments from the parson about trust and conduct during the sermon. The tale describes a frightened individual retreating and the parson’s reaction as the crowd processes the event.

An unclear quote on volunteers and defense strategies

A jumbled quotation references a Rocien volunteer army, Onford and Cambridge, and various obscure terms. The speaker rails against the volunteer forces, noting hard cracks despite their supposed shellless deficiencies.

A. J Ueetel Rocien Volunterer New Ture Onford Cambridge Etderevedts Peers Cone Bobnob Plomlers Blackemiuheia

Fragmented quotation on energy and dancing

An incomplete sentence argues against entertaining suppositions about dancing. It references decades of experience shaping opinion that energy spent dancing should serve a purposeful use. The text appears as a rough, archaic styled remark with missing context.

No Idea What Caused the Trouble Postum Ad

A testimonial suggests heart trouble improved after quitting coffee and using Postum. The reader credits Postum Cereal and Instant Postum with relief, noting others also switched from coffee. It promotes Postum as a tasty, affordable beverage made by Postum Co Battle Creek with directions for preparation and a price of 15c for cereal.

Postum Co Battle Creek

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Derk Aga Letharine Green Llustrations Rhodes Peturesque Place Siown Adirondack Oliver Jr Dan Tala House Hla Allence Alannon Mr Binack Ber Son Diack Mr Black Mr. Black Mr. Sicas Pewerman New York Nebt National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Germany Jeraete Slater
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