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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
5
Marble Hill and surrounding area residents are mentioned visiting kin, attending picnics, church events, and weddings. Mentions include Fay Hope of Noble Lake Arkansas visiting relatives, Miss Ruby and Hazel Grimeley at Sikeston, and several local residents visiting family at Marble Hill and nearby towns. A large community picnic drew many attendees and featured speeches, music, and flying machine displays.
In vivid promotion the seller touts silk caps for durability and color, notes a preseason buy to beat price rises, and offers a range of economical knitted ties and shirts. It urges customers to refresh wardrobe essentials with affordable, fashioned pieces.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions specials and seating at a celebration event with unclear names and times. No clear persons, places, or organizations are readable enough to identify. Unable to determine concrete details beyond a festive sale or performance context.
The notice promotes printed Georgettes and crepes in varied patterns, touting good values for stocks and drapes. It emphasizes quality, seasonable appeal, and affordable prices with examples of colors and finishes, inviting readers to compare with other sellers.
Readable fragments describe decorative lace points and trims for summer wear. Mentions beige tones and pretty prints, with references to Selina and various craft details.
A 22 year old son of Noah and Agnes Burns drowned Sunday July 4 1920 in a mill race near Caney Creek station while swimming with a crowd of boys. Born February 19 1898 in Sikeston Mo he lived most of his life at Glen Allen. The body was brought to Glen Allen and buried in the local cemetery amid many relatives and friends. A stray line notes sugar consumption and a non sequitur about American sweetness.
Alpha Delta Sigma a national advertising fraternity founded at the University of Missouri in 1915 granted a charter for a chapter at Georgetown College Kentucky. It was the first national advertising fraternity and promotes scientific advertising and ethics in the profession.
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