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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
7
A garbled collection of lyrical quotes and light humor snippets. It references a declaration of love amid dramatic emotion, masked by broken prose and stray lines about marriage proposals, summer plans, and a boxing-like sports banter. Included are comic snippets from periodicals.
Report notes a prolonged, frustrated search for bootleg sugar ends without success as investigators review leads and check locales. The writeup records limited progress and mentions ongoing questioning of witnesses and routine checks of markets and transit points.
A long, illustrated analysis from the United States Department of Agriculture extols cooperative marketing of surplus farm produce. It argues that organized groups can stabilize prices, reduce costs, and improve access to markets, while noting the need for farmer trust, training, and standardized grading and shipping practices to maximize benefits.
Agricultural practices promote stable fly breeding in manure piles near stables. Loose straw piles, field thrashing residues, and moist hay masses invite large fly populations. Barnyard areas around stables and feeding pens harbor maggots, making cleanliness a key defense.
The text outlines productive periods for hens, noting the first second and third years as key, influenced by breezing conditions and heavier fractions. It mentions breeds like Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds as examples and suggests profitability spans two to three years depending on care.
A colonial era crop note highlights using arsenate spray for pests on silage crops and notes a drop in potato and bean plantings while worms may be controlled by clover mulch. It mentions scattering to a game area and praises the fast growth wild cucumber vine for trellises or covering unsightly spots.
A vintage advertisement urges vigorous treatment for catarrh using sprays atomizers and douches. It touts a bottle of a tonic claimed to cure catarrh for decades, offers free medical advice, and lists Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, urging readers to obtain the product and begin cure promptly.
A garbled advertisement extolls Swamp-Root for kidney ailments with strange phrasing and numerous misspellings. It mentions a start treatment time at seven and a dubious promise of rapid relief, naming locations and distorted names as it touts the remedy’s benefits.
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