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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1917

Page

7

Germany's War Atrocities Exposure In Public Pamphlet

A Committee on Public Information pamphlet documents German barbarities in Belgium under field command, detailing brutal acts, wartime terror, and calls to uphold rules of war. It cites speeches and letters criticizing Germany and reproduces quoted passages from German officials and soldiers.

Committee On Public Information Belgium Frormandiaeg Tere Washington Reicherag Herr Lichter Center Germany Solilere Wexlal Wren Critiere Uue Peter Penn Tamerane Megdeburg China Robbey Herman Solflere Tent

The Mystery of Netyournee Influences on Drinkers

A garbled historical note references Be Tolwrt B Carroll and the book The Mystery of Netyournee. It hints at attempts to fragment drinkers, the idea that alcohol’s effects are reduced by a “drink presenter,” and mentions government invention and evidentiary claims about drinkers in certain ages.

Leo Mae May Eppear Efi Marrtinartn Brussels Italy Comork Flathe France Brisels Euhorde Acceyget Kyekere Mehale Tarteville Ainhiusenite Craine Hgtifeats Red Cross Etitien Barnestile B. Carroll Milo Etnias Hopertons Rienel Plestine T Wilson Wathen

Prohibition Debate Shapes Nation and Economy

The article surveys Prohibition's impact across politics and society, arguing it harms economy and civil liberty. It cites governors and business leaders, warns of hidden costs, and questions enforcement effectiveness amid evolving public opinion.

Fragmented Text Reflects Obscure 19th Century Rhetoric

The readable portions condemn temperance and liberty rhetoric, invoking St Paul and warning against decadence. Text appears as garbled OCR from a historical pamphlet or sermon, with distorted spellings and punctuation.

Liquor and Labor Hit Tire Factory Shift Shortages

A department superintendent at a large Alpin tire plant notes fuel supply and labor issues curb output. He says only six of sixty workers reported one Saturday while a Friday shift showed reduced staffing. He blames liquor trade and labor troubles, urging government action to boost full time operation.

Alpin

Passing of the Penitentiary Inquest Echoes State

In a fragmented report from the penitentiary, questions arise about the state’s control and future of the prison system. Officials including Warden Tynan are mentioned amid concerns over management and prisoner transfers as discussions reference federal involvement and state procedures.

Why Her Cow Is Like Ken Tucky Pryest

A humorous dialogue features two priests and a lady debating a riddle about a cow, a pen, and a mistaken name. The joke hinges on misheard phrases and rural wordplay, with the Kentucky pun threading through each question and answer.

Ken

A Great Discovery By Dr Watson Promises Relief

An advertisement extols a medical remedy attributed to Dr Watson claiming rapid relief from dropsical conditions and related symptoms. It touts Aguirie and Dr Pierwes Pellets for liver and bowels with claims of swift pain and swelling reduction, urging readers to try large packs.

Boller Pierwe Mere J Volide” Rotel and Surgical Mul Faln Avurk

Gossip of St Louis Rumor on Health Cure Advert

A damaged clipping evokes gossip from St Louis about health restoration after childbirth. The snippet mentions a patient losing appetite and sleep, and credits Pierce's Favorite Prescription with curing a long illness after consuming a few bottles. Annie Zhurmond, a Sel Male Druggestste, claims decades of dispensing the remedy.

St. Louis Pierce Annie Zhurmond

Unclear text fragment tied to a Penobscot tale or dialogue

Fragmentary OCR passage describes a hillside dwelling and rock walls, water supply concepts, and a family scene with a father and child discussing a question about an animal. The garbled text leads to no coherent event, date, or location beyond the rural setting and a bedtime moment.

Skin Care Ad and Imitation Warning Card

An antique advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Soap for skin improvement with a free sample offer. It warns against imitation, touts La Creole Hair Dressing as the original, and includes fragmented lines about money and personal anecdotes. The garbled text preserves product names, prices, and marketing claims.

Wise is the Wisn Wle Snows Hleveltt Theredghty

Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions names and places in a jumbled stream. Readable entities include NY and PROT amid scattered references to individuals and events. The readable portion hints at a local or regional note with limited coherent facts.

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Instructs On Malaria Cure

Fragmentary OCR describes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with a printed formula on the label. It asserts malaria treatment benefits and mentions the product name and labeling details, though text is garbled and difficult to parse.

Fragmented Text From Historical Page

The readable bits reference a public notice or caption from a historical newspaper page. Details are incomplete but suggest the Eighty something event or entity. Entities and specifics are too damaged to confirm.

La Oresse Hair Dresser Increases Gray Hair Removal

Ad promises a beauty solution to restore hair to its former vigor. The pitch claims to reverse gray streaks and enhance appearance via La Oresse Hair Dresser, priced at one dollar.

Haren 2 Vitus tale found by expert keys

An obscure excerpt shows a cryptic line about a figure named Haren and Vitus with references to a sieve, fowl, and a tag or pally tea, suggesting a historical riddle or marginalia. The fragment hints at coded or dialect speech and may reflect scribal notes or a legend.

Haren

Fragmented Local Notice Unknown Details

The readable text is incomplete and unclear containing multiple garbled phrases and nonstandard capitalization. No verifiable names, places, dates, or actions are extractable for a proper card.

Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale

A damaged newspaper fragment notes an unclear event involving a local action. Readable pieces reference officials and a sale action, but details such as names, dates, and locations are missing or garbled.

Fragmented OCR News Item About Names and Places

A garbled OCR fragment references aromo outine and Green Ino with Tees Teh lads and Hatonet. It mentions signatures, a likely local event, and unclear names or places. The readable portions are insufficient to establish a clear event or outcome.

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