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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
2
A historical agricultural notice outlines an affordable back yard poultry shelter. It details a sloped roof, ventilated rear, stone or dirt floor, proper drainage, and roost support. Instructions cover dropping boards, wall protection, and keeping the coop dry for hen welfare.
The text notes USDA investigations show early market years produced weak prices and inferior apples. It argues that profitable marketing depends on improved grades, packaging, and enforcement of grading laws to stabilize apple markets.
A New York farmer notes that packaging and wrapping in paper improves perceived value and helps fetch a better price for produce like potatoes. The ad suggests methods to enhance trade and profitability through presentation.
During the year ending June 20, 1920 the United States Department of Agriculture tested 20 688 seed samples for farmers preliminary to planting Of these 16442 were tested in Washington and 18 106 at the five branches Under the seed importation net 69 000 000 pounds of seed were permitted entry during the fiscal year which was more than the total for the previous three years Nearly 5 000 000 pounds were held at port more than half of which was reclaimed and the balance ordered destroyed or exported Red clover and alfalfa crimson cover rape seed and alseke were among the leading seeds imported.
A father recounts a tale where two children explore a vine covered house and uncover a grim world of untruths. They meet vine bound children who long for freedom and reveal how storytellers shaped perceptions of good and bad until the vines are removed and the captives freed.
A Quaker minister known as Uncle Parker credits Tanlac with restoring health after years of nervous indigestion loss of appetite and fatigue. He reports improved appetite weight gain and better sleep after starting Tanlac and recommends it to others suffering from similar digestive and energy issues.
An eccentric scene unfolds as a host’s son drinks coffee from a cup, prompting the father to admonish him to save his coffee. The exchange, filled with old fashioned manners, reveals tensions over education, tradition, and proper behavior at the table. Nearby, Mrs Jones contemplates naming a baby amid a lively discussion on initials and expectations.
A message reports an intruder in an apartment area, noting that the suspect fingerprinted himself on the window panes. Police investigate as neighbors express concern. No injuries or arrests cited in the readable text.
A neighbor recounts the Christmas shopping crush and how the crowd made it hard to reach Mask & Mank’s. The Roeatun Transcript notes the speaker’s struggle to exit quickly and frustrations over long lines.
A garbled exchange shows Mr Merkiton replying to a question about tobacco use. The fragment mentions Heorietta catching someone smoking in a hot setting, signaling a casual, misread conversation in a local scene.
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