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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1914

Page

7

Clover Crops Important In Missouri Cover Cropping

Professor W L Howard of the University of Missouri outlines four main goals for orchard cover crops in Missouri. They improve soil humus, prevent soil burn out, add fertility, and reduce erosion. Sowing typically occurs in June or July, with cowpeas or hairy vetch boosting fertility due to their leguminous nature. Cowpeas are sown in June or early July for full maturity before frost, while vetch can be sown in July or September if needed to withstand wash.

Missouri Ita Uber Middle Bay

Calf Rearing and Orchard Cover Crop Guidance

Agricultural notes discuss winter cover crop strategies for orchards across Missouri and advise on calf rearing using skim milk. It covers cover crops like rye wheat oats and legumes, soil management, and methods to prevent poor fruiting, alongside practical dairy farming tips for raising calves on skim milk and feeding schedules, water needs, and housing conditions.

The Chinch Bug Threat to Missouri Wheat Fields

Missouri farmers face danger as chinch bugs move from wheat fields to other crops when wheat ripens. Early sowing is advised. late sowing worsens the pest. Use a catch strip around fields to trap eggs and destroy them by plowing under later.

Missouri

Pursuit of Pleasure and Forage Crop Profits

A fragment notes pleasure as not life’s end and highlights character growth. It mentions the College of Agriculture at University of Mir and labels clover as the most profitable forage crop for pork production, with rape and core following in profits per acre.

College of Agriculture University of Mir

Real Home for the Hole Get Wireless by Bedspring

An eccentric tale about a hole that claims a home in a suffrage debate and a humorous anecdote from Everett P. Dahlgren. The piece shifts to Cyrus M. Plandreaur describing novel wireless antenna experiments using bed springs, noting signals from Sayville and shortwave stations reach his second-story room.

Everett P. Dahlgren Boston Mr Dahlgren Cyrus M. Plandreaur Peehskill Serville Sayville Peebebil Clington Vanaval Ond Browkiva Sary New Jordon Ton

Rapid Rash Report From Granton Wisconsin

A reader recalls a sister with a deep wet sore spreading across the face and ear, described as an edema that itched and reddened. After two months of worsening symptoms, Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used and the ailment disappeared. The notice promotes Cuticura products with a world-spanning sales claim and includes a sample offer.

Granton, Wis Emma Retzloff Cuticura Dept. L. Boster

Deaf bridegroom answers at Florida church wedding

In a small Georgia country church a groom’s voice declared I will for the deaf bride as the minister paused. A bystander explained the bride is deaf and another groom answered for her, creating a perplexing service moment. Nearby, Benjamin Vance’s body was found near Palo Alto after locating rich ore, with Vance of Tekamah Neb. mentioned as a claimant in the case.

Fiorgia Benjamin Vance Palo Alto Pase J. Vance Tekemah Denver Post

Woman credits Pinkham remedy for recovery from illness

Unionville Missouri resident Martha Smavey says she suffered female trouble until weakness and cramps left her unable to walk without help. After trying many medicines a friend advised Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound, and she improved, becoming well and strong. She urges other women to seek the product and notes its letters are read by the company in confidence.

Unionville Pinkham Pinkham's Vegetable Compound | Had Taken Ao Much Medicine and m) Diciwr Martha Smavey Uvonville Missour Aediene Ie

Tango as Cause of Crime In Youths Suspended Sentence

Two Brooklyn youths pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny and had their sentences suspended by County Judge Fawcett who cited tango and white light as crime incentives. Culver Oliver, 20, and Curtis Chipman, 16, admitted stealing money and jewelry from Adelaide Welton, a rooming house keeper. They vowed to reform. Culver to seek work, Chipman to return home and attend school.

Fawcett Brooklyn Olver Himncock Street Curton Chipman Jefferson Avenue Adelaide W Leton Hoth Chapman Showl Culver New York Sun

Fashion Trends of Women in Early Period Styles

The text discusses curious women’s modes around 17th to 18th centuries, noting dance forms like a tango with dancers forming a V from shoulders, sheer gowns without waist belts, and front slits. Skirts are small and translucent, sandals common, with occasional three cameos on gowns and evolving silhouettes toward crinolines and tall waists as fashion progresses.

Walste Tle

Fragmentary OCR note on druggists and names in garbled text

Incomplete OCR line lists unclear names and actions involving a druggist and several proper nouns. The readable segments mention terms like druggist and a procedure or event but lack coherent facts or identifiable entities to confirm a summary.

Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of quotes and musings

A garbled mix of phrases touches on real estate disputes inquiry about ownership and landlord relations, interspersed with reflections on Turkey literature translations and personal animosity. The text appears as disjointed fragments with no clear narrative or event.

Roassoi

Prose Fragments on Worry and Procrastination

Disjointed lines reveal a dialogue about procrastination worry and a dream of burial. A speaker questions meaning of delaying tasks while another references a tombstone and epitaph. A fragment ends with a suggestion about pumping tires and a doctor’s warning about danger in the countryside.

Ancient Rome water still flows in underground ducts

A reader notes a general belief that the water system in ancient Rome persists in underground passages. A dairyman with well-kept records asserts he can run his business in a steady, orderly way using this information.

Ancient Rome

London Orders Six First Aid Ambulances for City

London finally orders six ambulances to cover the city, replacing the need to rely on commandeered public wagons after accidents. Police previously depended on drivers’ generosity to help transport casualties.

Motoring Banter With a Popular Amateur Motorcyclist

A fragment shows playful banter about a popular amateur motorcyclist and a trick involving an astemobile turn, reflecting a lighthearted exchange during a journey.

P Woetti

Wealthy suitor turns out to be a baron after all

In a sharp twist, Alec Barren notes that the foreign suitor of Ethel's turned out to be Baron Minchausen. The revelation settles a long question about his true title and status.

Ethel Baron Minchausen

Uncertain Health Claims From A Belated Ad Copy

An OCR fragment markets Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healthg Gift as a cure all for sores and ailments, urging readers to trust the remedy while warning against following advisers without examining their own practices. The illegible text includes promotional phrases and a sharp caveat about business advice.

Abalance of Fresh Air in Poultry House Features

Fragmentary OCR text references ventilation and feed in a poultry house. The readable phrases hint at improving air quality and feed efficiency through proper grain and development. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge from the readable portion.

Quinine Flow for Children in FABRILINE Product

An English factory has operated FABRILINE with a 1800 feet per minute process from 9 to 2 each day for over 32 years. The drug is marketed for children who cannot take ordinary quinine, aiming to ease nervousness ringing in the head and general distress while avoiding adverse effects.

Foerre

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