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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1914

Page

7

Heroines of the Revolution at Valley Forge remembered

A long, fragmented account honors the women who aided the Valley Forge camp during the 1777 78 winter. It highlights Lady Stirling and her daughter Catherine, Kitty Stirling, Nanny Browne, and other Pennsylvania women who provided food, clothing, lint, and medical care, while James Monroe and General Washington receive passing mentions. The piece laments lack of public records for these efforts and notes personal stories of sacrifice, charity, and courtships tied to the camp.

Valley Yorge Pennsylvania Moody Conway Valley Worge Lord Braddock New York New Jervey Washington Georle Maskingwidge New Jersey Totheese Valley Force Sear Pradelphia Ceners Valley Perce Lon Stirling Livingston Rmacor Houdeoq Livingston Howe Atirling Therine Peonerivania Stirling General Washington Pela Enoch Fdwants Philadelphia Todas Kitty Mies Nanny Stroene Hrockal Valley Forge Lady Stirling St. John's Red Cross le Margulies de Lafaretta James Mortow Cecerale Enos Greene Morristown N J Livingston Manor Mr. Irving Comforter Inchle James Monroe Nanny Browne van Horne Nelly Custis Carlisle John Armstrong Ireland John Aull Lord Howe Bossand Gener Knog Porter Tin Lady Kitt Wik Mam Duer

Women in Railway Work Clash Over Roles

In a brief exchange, Mrs Platte argues women can be employed on railways while Doakemen and bagacemen note mixed views. The dialogue claims no inherent reason women should be barred from braking and handling railway duties, reflecting early 20th century gender role debates.

Minstrel Show Costumes Stir Controversy

A quoted exchange describes a man preparing for a minstrel show with his face darkened. The blunt remark highlights race rooted performance and public discomfort around blackface portrayal in entertainment.

Tariff Works Well With Ample Revenue For Nation

The new tariff bill yields more revenue than expected. Congressman Hainey Illinois notes duties up to June 1 nearly reach July 1 targets, with forecasts suggesting around 200 to 270 million dollars in revenue. Other tax sources offset any losses, showing the tariff’s impact on the budget.

House of Representatives Hainey Illnois Prague Alvrich Bt Toderwoood

Trade dullness and tariff foes in The New York Sun

The New York Sun attacks the Uoderwood tariff amid a seven month adverse trade balance blamed on export declines not tariff effects. It cites a $23,000,000 import rise as negligible to domestic production and notes steel and wool industries show little tariff impact. The piece also covers GOP fissures and hints Roosevelt may seek the presidency, while Democratic leaders grow uneasy at Republican criticism of the administration.

New York Sun Watt Suger United States

Bull Moose Party Sees Health Boost for Senator Minn

Rumors say Senator Minn has recovered enough to undertake major work including boring two tunnels under the Fast River in New York. The news could boost the Bull Moose vote and influence Progressive prospects as 1812 era talk resurfaces about a relapse and reengagement with party goals.

Minn Fast River New York

Wilson predicts historic business boom after anti trust reform

President Wilson told Virginia editors at the White House that the United States is set for its greatest business revival once anti trust legislation is passed. He argued the administration’s program, including currency reform, will remove doubts and unleash a lasting boom across the country. He urged steady action, saying delaying the program would breed agitation and continued uncertainty for business.

Washington United States Wilson Virginia White House Congress Werton Trust Freerom Friends of Business

Speedy Success and Odd Promises in a Fragmented Note

A fragmented OCR item mentions a daughter securing a position as an etonographer in a large office and receiving three marriage offers. It also references a golfer's stance as he drives off and questions whether he is golfing or dancing. The text is garbled and lacks coherent structure or clear events.

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