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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
3
Albert Gray argues that insomnia biliousness and rheumatism stem from autointoxication and poor habits. He links energy conservation, metabolism, and muscular fatigue to daily walking and physical work, asserting activity is essential for brain function digestion and overall health.
The text argues appetite arises from body needs and critiques diet fads. It explains catalysts and enzymes in digestion, lists ferment names, and stresses minerals and trace elements in soil and blood. It urges embracing scientific understanding to improve nourishment and health.
A petition seeks judicial review of a Kansas City Southern storage charge ruling as demurrage. The Public Service Commission ordered a Neosho wreck inquiry after 39 killed and 25 injured. Census figures show 4,597 in four state hospitals plus various facilities, with total state inmates listed and 151 discharges.
A Webb City waterworks complaint argues the state public service commission can regulate rates and extend its oversight when public needs require it. Missouri board of public utilities gains jurisdiction over new barge flow on the Missouri River impacting freight rates and water competition. The Missouri board of health wins a dispute involving William J. Warris and the census department, while John Nolen avoids trial on hunting without a license and licensing locality remains unsettled.
The Missouri primary returns show Senator Stone renominated by a large plurality as Democratic congressmen stay in Washington to support Wilson. Elving Bain leads among Republicans with 20 of 28 county committee votes but loses in St. Louis. Judge James Blair secures Democratic nomination for Division No. 1, with Dermocratic state committee control won by D. C. McChung in Cole County. Official tallies delayed. next week’s release expected.
Movement of the ent crop delays Missouri Public Service Commission inspection of the company’s water works and track. An order postponed the inspection from Tuesday to later. Secretary Roach checks signatures on two road amendments amid newly found clerical errors. Delinquent payouts total 67,508 to fines from 14 lumber firms, part of a $195,000 statewide penalty cited in the Hadley era.
FE Ferguson of the University of Missouri College of Agriculture discusses fence post durability and substitutes as cedar and white oak become scarce. He explains wood decay by fungi, potential use of a boiler-tank heat treatment, and a low cost iron tank option, noting practicality and cost considerations for farm fencing.
Guidelines outline methods to protect wood fence posts from decay using creosote heating and application, charring ends, drying, and sealing. Procedures cover post preparation, tank setup, fire safety, ventilation, and timing for multiple batches.
A fragment from a 19th century agricultural report compares ram breeding results. It notes purebred ram lambs gain more weight by four months, and that grain needs differ by sire. Prices per hundred pounds and seasonal feeding patterns are mentioned, with emphasis on winter to spring forage.
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