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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1911

Page

7

Canada Wins 1500 Dollar Trophy At National Corn Exposition

Canada dominated the Columbus Ohio National Corn Exposition with the Colorado silver trophy worth 1500 dollars for the best oats grown by Mesura Til & Bon of Lloydminster Saskatchewan. Canadian entries also earned multiple awards in wheat barley and vegetables. Alberta won a silver cup at Spokane Interstate Fair.

Columbus Ohio Saskatchewan Canada Meswra Til & Bon Lloydminster Spokane Inetfall Alberta Hay Department of the Interior Tri-Stats Board of Examiners Surveyor-General of Canada Lawminton Lands Branch Minnesota South Dakota Winvoneta Washington Michigan Iowa Delaware District of Columba Indian Territory

Reminder echoes a wedding anniversary mystery

A fragmented exchange recalls a three year date marked by a gift of a new bat. The speaker cites a wedding anniversary as a question while the other party dismisses it, naming Harper Bacar or Bacar as a possibly misread figure in a cryptic note.

John Mer Huseband Mia Harper Bacar Harper Bazar

The very heet advice and garfield tee note

A fragmentary item hints at quirky guidance about heat, beverages, and smoking. The text mentions Garfield and dry elements, suggesting a light, informal note rather than a full news story. It reads as a stray curation of trivial opinions without clear event or identity.

Missourian Swindler Pitches Free Transport Lot Scheme

In St. James a man calling himself Swan offered free transport to a supposed new town near Houston Texas in exchange for a $4 abstract fee. About 26 abstracts were sold in three hours, netting the man around $100. Cape Girardeau reports the Gladys ferry boat arriving from Jeffersonville to run between the city and East Cape Girardeau after the destruction of the Warsaw earlier in 1910.

St. James Swan Houston Tex Cape Graydeau Jeffersonville Ind Whipyards East Cape Girardeau Iee Warsaw

Louisiana Census Flaw Causes Surprise In Population Plunge

Flawed census data reported a drop of 617 in Louisiana’s population triggering shock and claims of erume fikares error. Citizens urge immediate verification and corrections to avoid misinterpretation of local demographics.

Louisiana

Realized Force of Logic at Home

Burton yanks at a stubborn door and fails to open it until his wife applies a gentle tug and teaches him a lesson in optimism. Later she sees a desk motto reading Me for the uplift, reflecting the outcome of her logic. The Youngstown Telegraph reports this domestic vignette with a humorous moral.

Burton John Youngstown

From Pain to Pleasure a Quick Transition

A review notes a sample medicine named Realnol applied to a infant with a rash, claiming rapid relief. The account mentions two jars used and a child’s recovery within two days, with grateful remarks from a tired mother identified as Geo BE Anes.

Realnol Geo BE Moulder Cole

Old Washington relic in Salem arch carved by McIntire

The city of Salem owns a notable medallion portrait of George Washington carved by Samuel McIntire. The piece, created after a life sketch, adorned the west entrance arch of Washington Square from 1807 to 1850 before the arch was removed. It is kept in the fireproof room of the Essex Institute and studied by artists as a striking likeness.

Washington George Washington Salem Samuel McIntire Gcenius Washington Square Wee Easex Institute Llloston Globe

Touchdown Talk Among Crabe Poort Lady Footballers

A playful column snippet notes the Crabe Poort Lady footballers and their grasp of football terms. The speaker teases with a joke about someone knowing what touch down means and references a young lady as the best girl who has kissed her.

Brooklyn Sunday School Quip Tests Moral Aim Debate

In Brooklyn a Sun day school teacher asked his hopefuls to state the chief end of man. A pupil answered with a witty twist, saying the aim was to glorify God and annoy him forever.

Brooklyn

Fragmentary Inquiry and Oddities in Shared Conversation

A distorted dialogue reveals a plea to see someone, a confused response, and scattered phrases about wages, work, and a minister. The garbled text mentions a brotherhood and vague references to meals, training, and aid, ending with a vague moral urging to seek help for the helpless.

Thousands of Women Cite Lydia Pinkham Remedy Success

A long list of women from numerous places recounts relief from female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the women volunteered their names for testimonial value and asserts the product is a reliable medicine with truthful claims.

Lydia E Pinkham

Boarder and landlady dispute over Sunday air

Mrs Maclachlan treated her American boarder kindly yet limited privileges. One Sunday the boarder returned from a walk to find the roof windows shut. She complained about stuffiness but the landlady refused, noting that fresh air was not customary on the Sabbath.

Had His Uses in a Band Room Quip

A bystander teases a drum player after a band stops, saying you don’t make much music with that instrument. The drummer retorts that he drowns a heap of bad notes, underscoring a lopsided exchange about talent and effort.

Mohammed Travels Cheaper Way to Escape Vacation Blues

A compact note claims Mohammed sought a cheaper escape to the mountains rather than a seashore vacation. Garfield Tea is praised for health benefits, while Douglas Jerrold's lines caution against outsiders stealing happiness from strangers' gardens.

Mohammed Douglas Jerrold

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