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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

6

Mosaic Disease Endangers Sugar Cane Crops

A government bulletin details sugar cane mosaic disease, its spread in the southern United States, and the need for certified pure seed. It describes attempts to control the disease through field surveys, grinding infected plants, and distributing healthy stock, noting the serious potential damage to cane growing regions and the importance of sanitation and careful planting.

Soca United States Porto Kien Fosters Cooperatin Etelka Department of Agriculture Frei Emmelim Plante Redeheay

Most Eloquent Speech of War Not Printed

In a dark wartime session Washington reported the most eloquent speech of the era, urging men to work as a collective effort. John H. Drentin led the Building Trades dept as voices argued for women's wartime roles and the mobilization of labor across trades and industries.

Washington Berner Wilute

Girl Rescues Father from Aggressive Farm Pig in Kentucky

In Parte Kentucky Jol Howard, a tenant on Frederick Walia’s farm, attempted to pick up a pie from the barnyard when attacked by a pig’s mother and sustained serious injuries. His daughter intervened, calmed the enraged animal, and with a farm laborer’s help carried him to safety.

Parte Jol Howard Frederick Waliia

Babies Are H. C. L. Sacrifice Reported in Minn

Official statistics presented to Governor Burnquist show high living costs drive families in Minnesota to temporarily dispose of their children so both parents can work in one or two rooms. High rents and food costs push distressed women to place babies in charitable institutions. The Minnesota Children’s Home Society reports 44 babies in their care, with some loaned to the State Agricultural School for domestic economy studies.

St. Paul Minn Burnquist Minnesota W. Pirkinson Children’s Home Society of State Agricultire School

Bandits Use Auto For $28,000 Railway Pay Robbery

Crime rises as armed attacks spread. Two disabled soldiers were robbed of a $28,000 railway pay parcel by a gray motorcar gang. Police hold two suspects who named two confederates. A uniformed man with a case was seen near a public house. Two new cement factories rise at Kawneski and Hokkeldo, costing £2,000,000.

Havre Bonnot-Carnier Kawneski Hokkeldo Javan

Home Made Christmas Presents by Julia Bottomley

A brief feature by Julia Bottomley on affordable handmade gift ideas for friends. The piece outlines simple craft approaches, emphasizing personal touch and low cost methods suitable for holiday gifting.

Homemade Toys From Scraps Inspire Simple Craft

A readable fragment describes making toys from scrap materials. It mentions patterns, crepe, and a cheerful scene of turning fabric and odds into small home projects. The text hints at creativity and playful results from basic household scraps.

Paper Gilted Card Case with Lettered Tobacco Twist

A vintage paper craft describes a delicate item resembling a gilt black framed card holder. It features a pocketed panel, painted flower ornament, and a strip of paper folded to hold a telephon e letter grid. The piece is presented as a man’s item with ribbon at the top.

Mitle Howe

Novelty in Fans Sell Pale Leaf Fees and Chrome

Fragmented OCR notes describe decorative fans with pale leaf patterns and chrome accents. The text mentions a weave, binding, and a silver timer finish, plus festive motifs and colored braids. Details are unclear and partially garbled.

Gowers Lergenter

A Fad for Flowers and Christmas Gift Ideas

A fragmented text describes a whimsical trend of floral themed crafts and Christmas gifts. It mentions women enjoying handmade items, clever sewing like scarves and sheets, and old fashioned cake decor, highlighting charming holiday creativity.

Little two heart wall pockets for a bachelor gift

Two decorative wall pockets described for dressing table use. Left pocket uses gay rib bom print on cardboard, right shows two heart shaped red satin pieces joined by ribbon. Edges trimmed with ribbon. designed as a gift for a man and could hold cards or small items.

Pretty Gift Cushions Create Regal Seating Decor

A description of decorative cushions labeled as Pretty Gift Cushions Serronier and BuneTegs. They are crafted for chair window seats lounges and the Aer, featuring cheerful materials, entwined ribbon, satin covered conch and a cluster of satin roses and leaves.

Serronier & BuneTegs

Christmas Slippers Display Text From An Antique Ad

A fragment describes a display of slippers including ribbon slippers for a young girl, eiderdown bedroom slippers for all, satin booters for a baby lined with eiderdown and fur, and ribbon bedroom slippers for women, in a cheerful period style.

Giri

Fragmented OCR Text of 19th Century Political Meeting

Fragmented readable lines describe a political meeting in a hall with references to a man with tied feet and dialogue about voting. The garbled OCR includes partial names, actions, and dates but lacks coherent structure or clear outcomes.

The Joy of Motherhood in Etersberg Narrative

Fragmented OCR hints at a mother’s tale of health routines and vegetables. Mentions vegetable compound, peach bake, and a community стремing toward care and nourishment amid unclear details. The piece references women, farms, and local remedies in a rustic narrative voice.

Etersberg Bam

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