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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1920

Page

2

Crow Kills Chickens and Destroys Eggs in Rural Tale

A vivid account describes a crow’s behavior as both foe and intelligent predator. It notes the bird preys on young chickens and eggs while also gathering knowledge from humans and weathering wind and threat, with discussions of how fields and grain are affected. The piece weaves observations on crow tactics, nesting, and interactions with farms, alongside a local spelling contest report and community notes.

Washington Gieorse Fo Morte Columbus

Snake incident at event shocks Swiss venue crowd

A chaotic performance ends with a dangerous scene as a trained trainer is attacked by a snake in VENCE. Spectators witnessed the trainer collapse while staff and a manager attempted to control the animal. Authorities opened an investigation as attendees reacted with shock and curiosity.

Heingarion Girrevo Cire Clee Serpin

Crow Over the Doctors Huntington Obituary Note

A fragment reports Margueringie, daughter of BW Stoller and wife of Wo Va, dying after a long illness. Physicians saw no hope of recovery and she was eaten by illness, with a water method mentioned as what he had swallowed. a belief in no return followed.

Huntington

Lawrence county tale from Indiana river cabin visit

Fragmentary item recounts an individual named Moore in Indiana about a river and cabin, with garbled phrases suggesting a journey toward New Orleans or nearby river area. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but mention of a westward movement and personal intent appears.

Oceanic hydrophone hailed as fleet aiding invention

Reports describe a new government controlled hydrophone system tested on a destroyer. The device purportedly explains sea mysteries, guides navigation through fog and icebergs, and could reduce harbor hazards by detecting submerged dangers via reflected ship propeller sounds.

Hoc. Pines Swarthmore College von Stegben Ovenstor

Man Mauled in Bear Pit at Bern Zoo Garden

Angust Kabler, a medical student in Berne, Switzerland, fell into a bear pit while feeding the bears with carrots. He was mauled severely with his left arm and leg torn away and was taken to the hospital in serious condition.

Angust Kabler Berne Switzerland Zoological Gardens

None Dies in This Town Crannidte Cal Health Claim

Crannidte in Cal claims to be the healthiest town in the state by noting no deaths since 1863. The town asserts its safety record despite residents dying elsewhere, highlighting a remarkable contrast with other areas.

Crannidte Cal Crirnmore

NEW REVOLT LOOMS IN POMERANIA AMID KAPP SUPPORTERS

Reports from Stettin and Noblesville indicate rising unrest as former War Minister Reinhardt tightens control with raided Junker headquarters and a strengthened militarized police. Farm laborers are described as mercenaries aiding nobles while workmen oppose them. In Indiana, Rosa Davis won $8000 against Central Indiana Railroad for her husband Charles F. E. Davin’s death after cross examination of witnesses.

Stettin Pomerania Reinhardt Junker Belotewehr Kapp Newi Workmen Noblesville Int Rosa Davis Central Indiana Railroad Company Charles FE. Davin

Revival of the Cave Theatre to Stage Pilgrim Play

A century after the idea arose, Mrs Yorke Stevenson plans a new theater near Malibu California to present a living dramatic cycle. The project envisions a three hour performance tracing the life of a saint with unaltered scripture, staged as a single annual summer event in a canyon setting. The effort invites public support and reflects postwar cultural renewal.

Angeles Ateerics California Hollywood Loe Angelee Theater of Water Mra W. Yorke Stevenson Miiladelpha Sane Cine Trey Felighens Laywen

So Much Feminine Beauty Is Dangerous

A chaotic scene unfolds on South Amendewn street as a dispute over a soft drink bar escalates. Neighbors describe heated exchanges and loud accusations while ambulances arrive to tend the injured. Affected sisters, Antal Helte and Mire IW Pine, are among those drawn into the disturbance.

Josephing Theresa Abereen

Universal language fails as lovers seek lawful marriage at sea

In a moonlit crossing from Havre to New York aboard La Savoie, Signor Raspa of Brooklyn and Mile Romeus arranged to marry after a meeting at Forty-fifth Street Travelers' Aid Society. Romeus confessed to not loving rival suitor Sergeant Hewlet, who pursued the union and contacted her parents by cable.

EW Tork Milo Koishetine Hemeuf Ofleine Prete Nicola Raspa Brooklyn la Savoie Havre New York Dle Henry Travelers’ Ald Society Lax Theton Mveone Am Forty-fifth Street Signor Haspa Ety Adpmne Athenry Ray Hewlet Tallinn Signer Naspa Sergeant Hewlet Mile Romeus

Winds of the Continental Divide Stop Denver Flight

Denver aviator Walter M. Ainslie and mechanic Harold Park endured a violent gusting over the Continental Divide while trying a Denver to Glenwood Springs flight. They were forced to land near Golden after two hours of battling wind and lost an air motor, describing multiple hose dives and tail spins as the plane was driven from 14 000 feet down to 11 000 repeatedly.

ENVER Colorado Rockies Continental Divide Front Range Estes Park Long's Peak Denver Glenwood Springs Amd Curties Walter M. Ainstie Colorado Aviation Corporation Golden Harold Park Ainslie

Healing ointment promises relief from ulcers

A letter from Medina NY touts Peterson Ciniment as curing a stubborn ulcer after nine days of pain. The writer claims the treatment healed the wound, restored walking ability, and praises its powerful healing properties without drugging effects.

Cape Peteroen Peterson Medina NX. Y

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