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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
3
A jumbled OCR page shows ads for aluminum products including sprays a few hairdressing items. It promotes Hale Dressing for natural gray hair coverage and discusses aluminum's durability and paint retention for car surfaces. It mentions prices like 1.00 and hints at automotive uses.
A garbled excerpt shows an interested friend asking about a habit and tone while a best girl sends men for cider or Christmas goods. The writer mentions boxes already received and a tote of merchandise returned for lack of benefit, noting prior supply of similar material.
Francis Lynde era tale follows Montague Smith a Lawrenceville cashier accused of dishonesty by Warren Dunham. He flees then resurfaces at a camp in the Rockies as John Smith, earning trust, joining the Midh company staff, and navigates loyal allies, a perilous romance with Corona Baldwin, and a high-stakes scheme linked to Brewster gold mines under Colonel Baldwin and Peter fields.
John Smith takes decisive action as the scheme by Eastern capitalists to compel a legal dispute with original owners unfolds in the upcoming installment.
A fragment shows a conversation about early schooling and gifts. The girl asks for attention and presents, the father replies about not pushing too hard and letting her focus on studies. The dialogue hints at parental guidance and modest expectations after school.
A readable fragment shows Charlotte at a family dinner where a three year old disrupts the meal by shouting a garbled phrase. The text hints at a child’s mispronunciation and a domestic setting without further detail or outcome.
The read text is garbled and incomplete about driving tolerance and building up the system. It mentions a hellfire line and a temperate tone with phrases like yo Ker ine wet treman and the sren crun, offering no clear events or names.
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