06 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
1
An old ad urges readers to buy Prince Albert tobacco for immediate enjoyment in pipes or homemade cigarettes, promising a remarkable, satisfying experience.
Prince Albert tobacco claims comfort and ease for pipe and cigarette smokers. The ad asserts men who doubt smoking can succeed with Prince Albert and promises enjoyment once they purchase a supply. From R J Reynolds Tobacco Co, Winston Salem NC.
A Sullivan County audience enjoyed an annual Children’s Day program at Liberty Church, featuring a choir led by Frank L. Burk and a strong turnout across age groups. Local clergy Rev David J Davis supports woman suffrage, with trustees McN Kinder and J A Burk among officers. The clipping also notes road-improvement boosts and Farmers' Bulletin notes on transport efficiency in several states.
A long excerpt describes hauling wire along unimproved roads, with a two mule team moving 3 000 pounds of wire and four miles of travel. It notes farm land values rising from 7 to 15 dollars per acre and selling prices from 15 to 25 dollars per acre, reflecting supply and demand effects. It mentions road improvements, local farming activity, and community notices about church events and local personalities along with political commentary from a Missouri newspaper.
A historical Public Health Service text links wages to health outcomes and rural sanitation. It notes 75 percent of rural homes in a county lack sanitary conveniences and warns diseases like cholera typhoid fever scarlet fever and hookworm affect Americans annually. The piece emphasizes preventive health as a form of national wealth.
In a Missouri College of Agriculture bulletin, H L Kempster offers July poultry advice. He stresses proper chick care, feed quality, and housing to reduce losses. He warns against poor feed, neglect, and overcrowding while recommending wet crumbles, sunflower planting, and careful culling practices.
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