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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
2
A garbled text from Marble Hill Press mocks inventions, fashion costs, and social quirks. It riffs on photography's history, Boy Scouts, charity, and humorous observations about Chicago feet, beach life, and public manners, weaving puns and dated social commentary throughout.
Albany reports intense pressure on Lieutenant Governor Glynn as he resists a plan to pardon a Sing Sing convict to trigger court action. The debate centers on the governor’s authority, the state seal, and possible moves to remove Sulzer or redefine the executive line. Meanwhile a Washington note invites world navies to Hampton Roads for a 1915 meeting and San Francisco exposition.
The article recounts Penrose denouncing a Mexican adviser and calling Dr Hale dangerous as he campaigns for presidential support. It notes reactions in Congress, calls for investigations by the State Department, and a proposed resolution urging the president to explain foreign policy actions. It references Senator Lodge and other officials debating normalization and wartime measures amid pressure from a partisan split.
The text lists Ituenos Aytes and officers including Captain Fiecrud, Hear Admiral Fiehert EF Prery, Captain Roam Amandern, and Amundsen. It describes preparations to pass through a canal, proceed north toward Spitzbergen, and return to Ganla, Norway, with training and arctic sections in San Francheco for polar remotes.
Washington, Tr A Kentucky sailor from the battleship Arkansas, Mullan Pa nee Carr, has appealed to Secretary Knox via Senator Bradley for immediate action on a discharge request filed months ago. Also, Peter Naro alias Nurad, arrested in Franklin, admits stealing $10,000 in jewelry from a guest at the Alexandria hotel in San Francisco where he worked as a bellboy.
Failing to clarify the politics of impeachment the Albany Senate pressed ahead as Gov Sulzer faced charges. The roll call on Hinman’s motion allegedly showed Democratic strength with a narrow margin signaling a divided party and uncertain fate for the governor.
Unclear debate centers on Gov O Neale appointing a Alabama senator despite doubts by Senate leaders. Acting Judiciary Committee chair Overman says the 17th Amendment limits the governor unless the legislature directs. Supporters and opponents weigh constitutional authority and seated status for Henry D Clayton.
In Canton city millage in progress twelve hundred killed as government troops join rebels. Looting of goldsmiths and silversmiths shops reported. Foreign residents fear attack on Shameen concessions. Indian native troops reinforced. In Omaha a man named J. J. Caln of Dallas Texas found murdered with knife wounds. he claimed black assailants before dying.
Washington reporter states Josquin Mendes of Guatemala initiated discussions with Secretary Bryan claiming full government approval to sign a general peace treaty. The statement suggests formal steps toward a treaty under high level oversight and diplomatic channels.
Eugene N. Fong, who previously held three state titles and ran as a Democratic presidential hopeful, declares himself a Republican again as he seeks political leadership in Massachusetts.
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst the English suffragette leader reached Trouville from London via Havre to join her daughter Christabel who has been staying at the seaside resort.
Washington announces a formal reprimand for Ambassador Wilson over a controversial statement to the British Foreign Office. The action, supported by the president and secretary of state, endorses removing Wilson from sensitive duties and preserving U S diplomatic decorum.
An undefined speaker denounces Sunday sports as improper while asserting workingmen clerks professionals and women deserve leisure. The public note argues Sunday should not be a sports day despite enjoyment and acceptance of sport on other days.
Lawrence Kansas with 16 000 residents draws daily water from the Kansas river as city wells run dry fueling physician fears of potential disease spread amid a drought.
London fashion notes dictate beards for autumn to pair with brown derbies. Foppish youths cultivate facial hair to suit the season’s style, shifting away from the once popular emouth faces and signaling a regional taste change.
Prince Albert of Mopach, ruler of Monte Carlo, arrived aboard the steamship Princes Allee in Nailfas seeking maritime investigations in the North Atlantic and will observe the United States. He pursues heightened naval inquiries and diplomatic contact during the voyage.
A boy sold a jewel case containing diamonds worth four dollars for 26 cents to strangers in Atlantic City. Josph Kerney saved her cent-year old con from the scene by noting the sale and the boy’s actions.
A stranger entered the New York State National Bank in Albany and, reaching through a teller window, seized $879. He fled into State Street amid a crowd, officials reported. The incident prompts an ongoing investigation by local police.
Four laborers employed by the Frisco lines were killed instantly when the approach to the west end of the Mississippi river bridge collapsed due to high water. The accident occurred as the weakened structure gave way, cutting off the river crossing near Memphis.
The readable fragments describe a tense scene with a person fainting and a sense of impending danger. Phrases hint at fear, confusion, and a reference to someone being dead or near death in a bleak moment. The text is unclear and fragmented.
Fragmentary OCR text references lighter women’s shirts for an upcoming season. Contains garbled names and phrases making exact facts uncertain. No clear events dates or organizations.
The text hints at club meetings and social events in New York with mentions of people like Howard Hetes and Sho mare tha. It suggests happiness tied to small actions and delicate situations. The readable fragments preserve a sense of conversation about gatherings and personal dynamics.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe puzzled phrases and garbled dialogue about a water wagon and crowded court. It references a bee and phrases like the new palier week, but no coherent events, names, dates, or places are readable to establish a concrete news item.
A reader details a forefinger ring with a large cabochon pearl center and surrounding pearl accents. The piece notes the value, craftsmanship, and the distinction between imitation and real pearls, plus the overall marbled gem appearance and rubies enhancing the ring.
A damaged historical fragment describes a cultas emcee and medics confronting a plague outbreak. It mentions testing water, empty bottles, a palace, and a deteriorating sequence of events leading to concerns about water safety and origin. Five samples are cited, four suspected and one allegedly pure, amid theater accusations.
An old nurse persuades a doctor to drink Postum instead of tea or coffee. The doctor reports improved sleep and weight gain after five years of using Postum, noting many patients adopt it as a regular beverage. Postum Co claims health benefits and describes two forms and preparation tips.
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