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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
2
President Wilson outlines a State of the Union stressing banking and currency reform to free credit, support farmers, and curb private monopoly. He urges primary elections for presidency and accelerated self government for Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. He emphasizes Alaska development and labor, mines safety, and social justice through law.
A fragment shows a conversation where Louise asks to read a novel on Sunday and Grandmamma refuses. The line notes the novel is about a girl engaged to three Episcopal clergymen, all at once, reflecting light dramatic domestic debate.
The remark notes that classic quotes appear frequently in everyday language. It humorously comments on how much one relies on the back part of their dictionary for expression.
A father jokes that the young doctor courting his daughter may bill for visits tied to a heart ailment. The light exchange reflects courtship and civic humor from the era.
A pun contrasts political gatherings with a bunt club, noting one as a mass meeting and the other as a meet masal. The exchange clarifies wording and cultural nuance in a concise, humorous dialogue.
A city resident asks if milk is pasteurized. The farmer replies that from the start they raise cows in pasture rather than in meadow. The exchange highlights a dairy farming stance favoring pasture grazing over meadow feeding.
A fragmentary item presents dialogue about courting, with lines probing social proprieties and a declaration of finding a young man who can pay for a bungalow. The piece hints at class and romance themes within a dated tone.
A clergyman asks a girl if she remembers him and she replies she cannot recall his name but notes she must stay awake to hear him in church life. The brief vignette captures innocence and memory within a church setting.
A fragment notes Botts claiming a long try this morning and mentions he rode two blocks and ate with Hitsels, a brief overheard exchange glimpsed in the page text.
Federal gunboats Tampico and Guerrero bombarded Altata in Sinaloa destroying the city. Rebels fled inland as forces mass for a land attack led by Generals Harrado and Garcia. Mazatlan reports indicate rebels may abandon parts. consular dispatches note protected property and few foreigners remain. Government hopes to restore railroad traffic soon.
Gen Villa declares rebel forces will shelly the territory from the border to 800 miles southward within two weeks. The movement targets Quadalajara and aims toward Mexico City Mellon, as reports place Villa’s troops advancing with authority over Booorse Chichew hua Coahuila Newte Leon Te maulipas regions.
The report notes no change in the Mouican estuation on returning to the capital. Interest centers on territorial control by the dominating comination. Washington sees William P. Hale and Adwie Hale meeting Gen. Carrante and allied chiefs to discuss the benders, awaiting further developments.
Washington DC reports the appropriations committee held hearings on the District of Columbia budget. The current bill aims to fund the district with an estimated 14 million dollars, amid wider congressional activity on present fiscal matters.
Chicago resident Charlee Nelson returns after a long absence to find four strangers occupying a grave he had purchased and confronts the undertaker over the dispute. The incident centers on property rights and cemetery procedures affecting Nelson and the funeral staff.
New York obituary notice records that Wichard Stegener who died Nov 20 left a bequest to his wife Mie Stegener and their five children. The will provides them each one penny as a symbolic token of presence in his memory. The wording notes the phrase One Lineol a penny each as market to show that I did not forge their presence.
An article in a medical journal cautions that certain dances and social strains place undue stress on the heart and morals. The report is attributed to the Illinois based Journal of the American Medical Association style notice and lists dances such as the tanto and matize among those of concern.
Venice California a judge named Hennle ordered John Maken to remain at home every evening for a month. John fretted under parental control and attempted to roam the streets despite the stay home order.
In Greensfork Indiana, Catoe, pitcher for the Indianapolis Feders League team, tore off his right hand while operating a corn shredder.
In Harvey ND a playful tug for a pop gun led to a weapon discharge. Balthazar Gordale, 12, was killed instantly and James Recker was seriously wounded. Police investigate details and motive.
Enforcement of health ordinances led to the disappearance of more than 750 hogs in Ban Mater county. The ranches now raise solely and declare the new industry quietly profitable.
Washington reports a new phase of the cost of living issue with farmers and distributors blamed for potato shortages. Ireland presses to lift embargo as speculation and storage hoarding push prices up. Federal officials cite 55 percent of supply in cold storage held by packers. complaints cite high living costs and calls to curb cold storage firms.
Fragmentary text mentions Woemar Whe Rephied Jr. and Evelyn Per related to Rutherford and Jobs D. Rocketether. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations present to summarize into a full news item.
An OCR reading from a Berlin report indicates heavy damage and losses amounting to $600 to $800 in the late period. The item notes a freeze incident in the city and cites official operation sources for the figure.
A fragmentary report indicates a covert plot involving Viesna Dear Ferdinand of Dolgm ria and a plan to guard a key figure during a tense period. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but the narrative centers on a punitive or protective sequence linked to an alleged assassination plot.
Industrial Workers of the World announce a united strike action in New Jersey as thousands of workers walk out at the west mill sector. Leaders say twenty thousand employees are affected by the stoppage and demand better hours and pay from employers.
In Grand Junction Colorado the Mosay County National Bank, capitalized at one billion dollars with a 16 percent rate, was placed under the comptroller of the currency. Officials say depositors will be paid this fall.
A policeman from Kankater, Al-Patrelees Ange't Tiekman, was struck and fatally harmed by ten pigroes during an attempt to quell a disturbance at a necro dance. The suspects fled the scene.
In Paris the sculptor Rodin denounces a forged figure offered by an art dealer who claims to present a piece he forgot modeling. The dealer faces heavy damages over the disputed sculpture.
Counsel for Gen Josa Zelaya former president Nicrare qua plans to apply for a writ of habeas corpus to obtain release from the Tombs where he is held on a charge of mut ter.
A man identified as Killa Himeetf Cuba allegedly killed his wife during an operation at an underground den. A barricade inside the building led Sheriff Roy and a pursuing posse to engage the suspect, who later died.
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