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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
6
A garbled collection of dish instructions and preserve tips notes various foods and methods. Mentions pred meke, blueberry pethal, squinter 8, braised tongue, cherry olives in vinegar, potato salad, and corn left over. Readable items describe roasting, baking, simmering, and canning steps with uncertain wording and fragmented phrases.
A household advice piece on budgeting and frugality stresses watching small daily expenses to avoid large month end losses. It urges women to train in marketing and thrift, tailor spending to income, and build small savings to weather misfortune, noting individuality in family budgets and the need for prudent daily choices.
The article reviews a recent fashion show by the American League of America praising domestic design and independence from foreign trends. It describes a standout gown named Iaphien with green and grid metal bodice, grey tulle, extensive tulle layers, and a backless silhouette. Another gown, "Gorgeens," features black satin, jet embroidery, and a long beaded veil, illustrating a bold, couture approach by a famous designer.
A fashion note surveys summer millinery trends with hats in taffeta silk and georgette crepe. It highlights pale shell shades, navy and white, and white on white, plus two unusual designs featuring wide brims, georgette overlays, ribbons, and ostrich feather trims.
The vest for salt wear remains popular and magnificent. Brocaded materials add brightness, with broad flowered ribbons and brocade ribons adorning the ribbon collars, enhancing the ornate look of the vest.
A garbled OCR snippet references Delman and Cape with unclear context. The fragment suggests a sports or event note about defending a title, but specific names, dates, teams, places, or outcomes are not readable.
A whimsical tale following Mr and Mrs Peacock and their daughter Sally. Creatures discuss beauty, color, and the value of appearance in a playful school setting. The parents praise elegance while Sally is set to join a show focused on beauty.
A dramatic scene at the Wailing Place depicts Jewish mourners and Arab onlookers as reports of massacres in Lemberg unfold. An American Red Cross doctor observes a fellow Jew amid prayers while warnings of further atrocities spread through the crowd.
A fragmented diary passage reveals a narrator discussing a private matter and a weekly allowance. Amid hesitation and coded dialogue, references to payments, a wife’s secret, and a wary exchange hint at a strained domestic situation and concealed finances. The text reads like overheard notes from a mid century personal record.
The readable text shows a garbled sample with incomplete phrases about language and history, referencing Indem history and literary terms. It mentions years and a person named Gialert and a general sense of tracing a history. The passage is too fragmentary to determine a clear event or subject.
A 200 feet scaffold around a concrete grain elevator was destroyed in a collapse. Workmen on the finished portion about 100 feet high were marooned but rescued by the local fire department using extension ladders.
A chalkboard exchange features a pupil asked to interpret the phrase wheat to a hireling. The teacher queries the meaning, the student pauses, and replies I don’t know. The provoking dialogue continues as the lesson unfolds.
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