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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment discusses lemons as sunburn lotions and a potion mixing Oribert White with water to create a tan product. The text is corrupted and unreadable in places but centers on a DIY cosmetic tonic and vague instructions or claims.
A fragmentary OCR read yields scattered terms and names, lacking clear events or persons. The readable pieces offer limited context, making a definite summary difficult. The record notes assorted alphabetic tokens with no discernible story or date.
A fragmented article notes a community effort to raise funds and awareness for kidney donations. It mentions a tote bag sale, support from local groups, and a proposed event at a central venue to promote organ donation and education. The text references dates, locations, and organizers but remains unclear in details.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic now comes in tablet form alongside the familiar syrup. The tablets named GROVE'S chill TONIC TABLETS offer exactly the same medicinal properties and results as the bottled syrup, priced at 60c for either form, catering to travelers and tablet-preferring customers.
Old style advertisement warns hot weather worsens stomach and bowel trouble. It touts FATONIC/EATONIC tablets as a quick remedy, claiming immediate relief and the ability to eat what you like. No refunds but a money back offer and mail order details follow.
United States Department of Agriculture promotes cooperative buying and shared use of farm implements to boost productivity. Photographs in Farmers' Bulletin 8 illustrate how larger equipment and power can double or more work, allowing farmers to expand acreage and better use favorable weather.
Fragmented OCR text discusses plates, peat ore, and a river journey. Mentions a dissenting event, a plan to point toward a center, and references a committee and department investigation. Details are unclear due to garbled phrasing and missing context.
Fragmented OCR text discusses forms, committees, and farmer tasks. Mentions preparing an estimate, meters, and erection of a well or fod use. Details are garbled with unclear names and steps, making precise meaning difficult.
The Bureau of Crop Estimates says maple sugar and sirup values increased to five times the cranberry crop share of 17, one third of sorghum and wheat outputs, and one quarter of beets. Production centers extend from New York to Vermont and Maine, with spreads into Maryland, Virginia, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Indiana. Weeds demand much labor on farms and drive routine harvests.
A fragmented note discusses attempts by local raiders to obtain funds for a youth meet and questions why a young person would be drawn to such behavior. The text references the need for caution and evaluation of temptations and consequences.
Rat migrations likely driven by food conditions, say USDA investigators. After years of relative pest scarcity in a rural area, rats suddenly become more mobile, moving to nearby neighborhoods in search of meals.
The notice describes thinning practices to reduce thickness in rows and control dense growth. It emphasizes removing excess vegetation to improve ground visibility and health. The guidance covers timing and careful cutting to achieve maximum results from thinning.
Plan outlines early season actions to build suitable farm storage cellars or barns at low cost. It notes wintering honey comb and cellar setups, with an eight frame hive as a commonly preferred method.
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