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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1909

Page

6

Washingtons colonial rise and Mt Vernon life in legacy

A historical tribute portrays George Washington as a pragmatic colonial magnate deeply rooted in family, business, and the Potomac river region. It sketches his early readiness with accounts, labor on Mt Vernon, and the social world around Washington, tracing how his plain upbringing shaped the first president’s later statecraft. The piece links Washington’s status to local gentry, land, and Washington family arms while noting enduring myths and the need to visit Northern Neck and Mt Vernon to grasp his full life.

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Absurd Case Against World Threatens Press Liberties

The article denounces President Roosevelt against the New York World, calling the prosecution an attack on press freedom. It argues archaic statutes are used to punish criticism of a public official and warns ofdanger to American liberties. The piece questions motives and urges defense of journalistic scrutiny.

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Public virtue and press freedom in a changing era

A fragmented draft discusses government regulation of journalism and press freedom. It references Justice Harlan on higher public virtue and quotes the First Amendment as Congress should not abridge the freedom of the press, arguing transparency reduces corruption and informs the people.

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The Crum Appointment Fight Gains Southern Support

The New Orleans Times Democrat reports Senator Thinan aims to block W. D Crum's confirmation as Charleston port collector and notes broad southern senate backing. The piece suggests Taft's stance is unclear and hints Roosevelt may have influenced the choice to avoid southern white-led opposition.

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How Times Have Changed in U S Politics

The passage contrasts Grover Cleveland’s era with modern times, noting how Republican editors once branded him a traitor for a friend’s yacht visit while today the president backs Morgan’s merger with the steel trust, names Morgan’s partner as secretary of state, and appoints Morgan’s son-in-law as secretary of the navy.

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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed

A Baltimore woman describes four years of misery from female ailments and relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad extols its long record curing displacements inflamation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and nervous prostration and invites readers to write for free expert advice.

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Placing Him Papa Inquire Sunday School Incident

A fragmented OCR passage notes a Sunday school scene with May and her father, mentions George Washington, and shifts to a discussion of patent starches, credits new ingredients for strength and sheen in starch products, contrasting them with older brands. The text cites Defance Brarel all forts chotyleals as part of the innovation description.

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Fragmented social chatter echoes through a garbled text

A garbled excerpt blends scattered quotes and muffled names, mentioning Proverb wisdom and a request to play a role. It references individuals like Lewis and Seeger, a factory, and unclear notes on charity, wisdom, and value, all presented in a fragmented, nearly unreadable style.

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