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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1919

Page

2

Big Cities Wrestle At Mee Amid Murky Notes

Fragmented OCR text details a cloudy wrestling event at Mee with references to Prines Priggess Joachim Murst and various participants. It mentions a Fire UAE T8159, Safes Perea, and scattered names like Pen, Vette, and Arter, in a chaotic historical page snippet.

Prines Priggess Joachim Murst Petts Murate Uae Perea Anil Aiwal Ma & Napedeen Trey Daweli Tate Vetere Jeter

Wishes and Fears Shape City Transit Reform Plan

The article outlines a proposed city plan to reform streetcar service funded by a new tax levy. It argues for centralized operation within Lenn by a single provider and promises lower fares funded by the levy. Proponents claim evenings and hours would improve as the system expands citywide within ten years/ten years.

Mass Willites Lye Mayer Natit Seart Peter Witt Lori Puretiar Halle Lysis Lenn Cory Lynn

Daughter Plays Joke on Chicago Policewoman

A chaotic tale from Chicago reports Mrs. Foubel and her daughter Ruth Sabre? plotting elopement schemes involving Morrows and a naval aviation recruit. The plan unraveled when a minister wed Ruth to Charles Morrow, prompting Mrs. Foubel to confront officers and threaten arrest before quiet settled over North Western Avenue.

Chicago Hicagh Alice Clement Cheage Elopers Ruth Sermett Fouhel Rath Torried Foubel Marrow Chicaen Mpeni Reet Peetie Charles Cotty Huth Weekenaw Avenue Rich Faubel Charles CO. Morrow Netter Ruth

John Anderson the man who broke Sitting Bull's heart

John Anderson, a former slave and Civil War veteran, has moved to a soldiers home near Los Angeles. Widely known in Montana as the man who killed Sitting Bull's son during a gold expedition near Rosebud, his dark past and the brutal cruelties suffered in Oklahoma are detailed as part of his life story.

Zeman Mont Montana Los Angeles Cal John Andere Anderson Sitting Bull Oklahoma Slivery Boxeman Porcupine Creek Rosebud Frank Grounds Bozeman Yellowstone Custer Lite Sitting Bull Andesquy Belgium France

Railroad Control Debate Faces Federal Settlement After War

A lengthy discussion argues whether railroads should return to private control after a five year federal management period. Proponents warn that lingering confusion and slow improvements could disrupt transport, while opponents fear private ownership undermines wartime gains and national planning. The piece cites economic and political stakes, worker interests, and the need for stable legislation before a postwar settlement.

McAdoo Amerion

Salute Duty Mentioned by Officer in Dysfunctional Rant

A chaotic quotation attributed to Main Clarence H Edwarts critiques a Northern department’s failure to salute, arguing that a salute expresses self respect and defends against disrespect. The fragmentary text blends odd phrases about bathing and Bathing Salute with unclear context and garbled names.

Clarence H Edwarts Northenstemn Edwards Caid

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Thick Glossy Waves

A tampered ad claims Danderine hair tonic makes hair thick and glossy while removing dandruff stopping itch and hair loss. It touts attractive results with a dramatic testimonial of transformed hair texture and fullness, urging readers to try the product for a noticeable beauty boost.

Fragmented notice of unclear event in reading

The text is garbled with impossible phrases and names. No coherent event, date, or participants can be identified to form a proper news item or summary.

Green's August Flower claims health aid from era texts

A garbled 19th century style note touts Green's August Flower as a gentle digestive remedy. It is described as aiding digestion, easing stomach discomfort, and supporting liver function to promote bile flow, with claims of cooling the nerves and soothing overall weakness.

Our Delayed Evening Transcript Fragment

A fragment from an Evening Transcript note appears to reference editing of a poem titled Our Dealiy. The text shows garbled phrases about taste and wheal, suggesting an unfinished or corrupted draft and an intended oct call.

Unclear text about cooking and anger in kitchen

The fragment mentions not fighting until the dish is cooked and heated, using archaic phrasing. It seems to be a badly garbled tip or proverb without a clear event, person, or place to anchor a news-like summary.

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