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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
6
A nineteenth century figure, once affluent and influential, ends his days in poverty. The article traces William White, once a local boss and coroner for Enet Biding, later a solicitor and knight, whose financial ruin and bankruptcy followed years of public service and political activity.
In Washington the Senorita Keethaarte of Chile drew attention as a popular social figure in capital circles during the past winter. Reports mention Cortes Urthe, husband of Senora from De fetation, and a fund intended to aid him with alleged misused money.
The scene centers on a fatal public case in Dedigies described by Deputy Page Herter Hrewn. Jeremy with Bir Lethe is charged with misappropriating funds from Sir Loke for personal use. The incident involves a physician and a contested payment of 60,000 Letruet.
A garbled New York item reports widespread cat homelessness linked to supply shortages and market disruptions. The imperfect text mentions salewas and cash losses but remains unclear on exact actions or dates.
Walter Meade assists an aged couple in appointing Adam Sigergers as guardian for their 20 year old grandson. The court approves the adoption while the couple grandparents his future care and estate arrangements remain outlined.
The United States employment service plans to keep 264 offices open with five states yet to submit replies. Officials say federal funding and support will sustain about 200 emergency bureaus until March or June as Congress debates permanent employment service provisions. The aim is to restore full operation of the employment service network nationwide by year end.
New York report notes a six word will scribbled minutes before the tester died. Alexander William Waters, a general agent of the American Fruit Exchange, left his estate to Zula Powell his housekeeper with the phrase all have brngs to Zula. Waters collapsed from heart failure at his office on July 3.
Los Angeles judge in the governor court rules that when women appear in his court they must not answer they are over twenty one but must provide their exact year of birth. The decision affects testimony and eligibility in proceedings.
The piece discusses the age of the oceans, noting a scholarly estimate around 100,000 years and outlining a general scientific method: water formed from vapor, rivers carried mineral salts, and long evaporation and currents shaping ocean salinity. It mentions Professor Frank Clarke of the US Geological Survey as an authority and includes broader reflections on the earth’s history and mineral content.
A long garland of text details an ornate cape display with rich fabrics, colors and embroidery. The piece highlights beading, fur, and a large red collar, noting Mark WHD colors and a variety of feathered and jewel tones. It reads like a period fashion description from a local event page.
Fragmented text discusses a febrile bet and an urgent covering weather note. Mentions a frame form, a foundation for the bet, a wireless wire, and notes about a crown. Contains many garbled terms and incomplete phrases with no clear event or outcome.
An OCR fragment describes a local scene with mentions of centers, feeds, and peers. It notes a health or feed event and a date in August. The text is garbled but hints at community activities and a form related to Ctrl vee options.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a beret and fabric samples, mentioning muslin like dash, a donna background, and a void of clear names or places. The text reads as a stray market or workshop note with no identifiable individuals or locations.
A historical home remedy guide describes washing a white garment with soap and warm water, squeezing dry, and drying thoroughly. It covers handling wet blankets, drawing thread, and eyelet work, then offers stain removal tips with soap, patience, and chemical treatments, warning of discolorations and mold from iron and other compounds.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning women and a remedy product, with unclear names and actions. Provides no clear event, date, or attributed organization.
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