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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered phrases about a theater scene and an awkward rehearsal. Names and context are unclear, with stray lines mentioning dinner, a printer, and uneven dialogue. The fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or identifiable subjects.
Garbled lines reference aliases and phrases with unclear meaning. The fragment hints at a discussion of names, affiliations, and possibly a registration or publication context but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations.
Warren County grand jury charged the state auditor with irregularities in public funds during his term as county clerk. The indictment alleges misappropriation of public funds, with details of audits and a court case underway. The article notes the auditor’s consent or statement, pending judicial action.
The House considered numerous measures including tax relief proposals, a $1000 bond for a state printing plant, and constitutional revision bills. Representative James Robinson of Osage County urged a special request to boost funding, while proposals to widen exemptions and adjust levy methods drew attention. A state printing plant plan and a three judge commission for the court of appeals were discussed, reflecting reform efforts from the State Bar Association and judges.
Fragmentary text appears to mix references to beer, a 1 SM Margen, and various garbled phrases about testing, supervision, and a mother. It mentions a person named Towis or Tois, a Tedd, and Viper, with unclear actions or outcomes. The overall content is incoherent and lacks a clear event or facts to summarize.
Representative Frank H. Lee introduced a bill in the Missouri House making nepotism a misdemeanor with fines from forty to one thousand dollars and potential jail for any officer who employs relatives on the public payroll. The measure bars appointments of relatives including the third degree to keep close kin off the payroll.
The article details Prohibition era relief efforts led by Arthur J. Divice of the Civic Commercial Association, distributing clothing, medicines, and shoes to needy families. After four months, such aid ceased as supplies remained unclaimed and a shift toward other relief actions ensued.
The only man in town who can prove his good moral character is the saloon keeper.
Mrs Mangauer and Mrs Focuesce box 17 North Haven North Lowell mass report relief using Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Samvive wash after enduring pains and nervous tension during the Change of Life. They urge others with similar symptoms to try the remedies.
The article touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for women's suffering and offers free confidential advice from women at Lydia F. Pinkham Medicine. It references letters received and answered by women, with emphasis on trust and privacy.
A Bolivar Missouri community notice highlights advice from local women endorsing Vapo Rub for children's colds and various inflammations. They describe its vapor action and skin absorption, toutting relief for coughs sore throats fevers and musculoskeletal pains. The piece notes three sizes and a promotional trial program by druggists across the state.
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