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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
2
A chaotic hoard of text portrays a flamboyant female mayor figure amid a public discourse on modern femininity and attire. It suggests tensions around gender roles, marriage, and societal expectations, referencing clothing trends and authority figures in a charged tone.
The piece chronicles a boxing bout where Jack Johnson outpoints a rival opponent, with surrounding text noting audience reactions and a procession of unrelated, garbled fragments. It mentions attendance figures and references to local figures and events in a dated, rural news style.
Washington wires and broadcasts coordinate national market reports from the USDA and state bureaus to farmers, dealers, and shippers. Reports travel by wireless and telephone, with universities and colleges assisting. A nationwide system aims to inform farmers about markets, prices, and supply conditions through radio and telegraph links.
A Kansan elder recounts family ties to the American Revolution and a Civil War era ancestor. Born in Warren County, Gordon studied at MIen university and Wabash college. He married Sarah Filmere Dunn of Crawfordsville, Ind, in 184? and had nine children. Six daughters remained, plus nine grandchildren, twenty great grandchildren, and four great great grandchildren.
Mrs Rosier shot her husband Oscar Rosier president of The Hosler Advertising agency and his stenographer Mildred Reckitt in his offices. The husband died from a heart wound while Miss Reckitt died shortly after. Mrs Rosier admitted planning the killings after suspecting infidelity.
Salem Oregon report describes a sympathectomy on a Marine to ease arm pain. Surgeons removed part of the cuff of the brachial artery and sympathetic plexus to sever the pain pathway. The procedure aims to reduce chronic discomfort attributed to the arm.
The United States Department of Agriculture showcased the practicability of using radio to disseminate market information to farmers. Officials said cooperative work between state and federal agencies will expand outreach this year to bring timely price data and market trends to American farmers worldwide.
Fragmented OCR notes describe American gray squirrels bred in England, detailing an experimental garden setup. It mentions rope bridges for passage, visitors feeding the animals, and perceptions of animal welfare. The text references a benevolent overseer and later discussion of broader ecological impacts.
Washington reports the share of marriages of the total population rose from 48% to 52% in the decade before 1920, but census officials say changes reflect age composition, notably more people aged 15 to 25 due to immigration. Divorced women outnumber divorced men and statewide figures show Massachusetts leading single women while Wyoming tops for married women proportions.
An elderly man, described as proud father, and his wife, aged forty four, welcomed a twelve pound baby girl recently. The couple's twelfth child is noted amid family references and past losses.
Detectives reveal S00 francs plundered from the Bank of France by Armand Grenet, a former army aviator and Legion of Honor knight. He hid 400000 francs, kept 40000, and disposed of the remainder in four jam jars buried in Versailles park.
An old Park Rapids Minnesota notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health aid for expectant mothers and families. It touts benefits for women's health and child wellbeing, urging readers to consider the remedy for happiness in the home. It lists Mrs Johnson in Park Minn as a contact.
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