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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
2
A hazy collection from Marble Hill Press covers weather affected drink advice, birdmen chatter, a New York marriage rumor, a toxic coat causing death, alimony debates, a senator with a pipe, a New Jersey yard matter, a chemistry professor stopping a runaway, and a quirky ammonia device for runaway husbands.
Fragmentary text describes wheat from an Egyptian outhouse planted in Colorado. References a couple in a New York divorce case and a note about kisses between spouses. The garbled wording suggests a humorous or mistaken OCR fragment rather than a clear news event.
A terse claim from a local club notes that horses are preferred over automobiles in Omaha sports. Wages are referenced as a substitute term for salaries in the context of the discussion.
A brief note declares the Kaiser's only daughter in her eighteenth year is sunny in disposition and will marry whom she chooses. Other recommendations may be addressed to her father at his Berlin residence.
A New Jersey woman reportedly received an inoculation from a stray bullet said to have passed through a mad dog. The account describes a rapid, unusual chain reaction where the bullet allegedly linked with the dog’s bite.
In Charleston 8 C residents celebrate fifteen tables born in one night. City officials indicate plans to immediately apply for a new campus to serve the community and address growth.
A wife delivered a forceful blow described as a punch in the jaw that left her husband incapacitated for twenty two weeks. The man reported the third vertebra displaced one sixteenth of an inch, signaling a serious back injury.
Philadelphia resident relocates to a new area while Chicago remains in view. The quote from George Ade “Somebody must live here” reflects the lighthearted urban choice. The piece notes travel times between Philadelphia and New York have been shortened to under two hours.
A Chicago doctor states that 60 percent of dogs bite people carry rabies and challenges the common belief that dog bites cause widespread rabies in humans. He notes no rabies epidemic among humans has been reported, refuting sensational claims.
A man in New York famed as an inventive engineer, previously out on bail for larceny, is sentenced to two years and six months in prison. The state may benefit from his captivity as his time behind bars may spur further invention.
The article discusses rumors that Keokuk may build a dam on the Mississippi to conserve water for catfish and claim the city as a new gate to the river. The piece notes the name Gate City is speculative and not confirmed.
A compressed note suggests yawning relates to health and notes that those who habitually yawn may break down from overwork. The terse line hints at links between fatigue, health, and stress in daily routines.
Rain swept from the Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes aiding parched crops in Missouri and across the corn belt. Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Kansas and Nebraska reported substantial falls with Kalispell Duluth and Beatrice noting notable totals. Farmers expect a later warm spell with continued showers to boost corn growth.
Berlin reports four Germans killed at Puebla and unrest in Hai and Ven Haiti. criticizes German naval presence in U S waters. Only the cruiser Bremes on station, acknowledged as inadequate. Semiofficial Taegeblatt welcomes sending one or two cruisers to America.
The Wisconsin State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution opposing the Boy Scout movement. An appropriation of $100 was made to help defend the McNamara brothers. A bid to unseat Secretary Fred Brockhausen by barring manufacturers from office failed.
Aetna Standard Sheet Mill in Bridgeport reopens under open shop terms after a two year shutdown caused by a plate strike. Plant warned a closed shop would not be tolerated and notice to reopen was received.
In Chidad Juarez Mexico a clash between city police and insurgent soldiers ends with one man dead another fatally wounded and a third shot in two places. Authorities report a violent confrontation as insurgents attempted to assault police forces.
A fragmentary remains and a section of a gold watch chain engraved “J. R. Bell” were found on the main deck near the Maine’s captain’s cabin, part of ongoing recovery of artifacts from the vessel wreck.
Washington reports the American Red Cross contributed 2500 dollars for forest fire victims in Ontario Canada and an equal amount to aid those deprived of their means of livelihood.
In Washington Senator Boies Penrose stated he supported Hopkins first and Lorimer last to ensure a Republican from Illinois. Testimony by C F Wiehe tied the Hines Lumber company to McCormick and Taft contributions, while questions about funding and solicitations arose. Missouri reports describe a general but light rain easing drought effects. Missouri corn prospects improved slightly but soil remains dry below the surface, requiring more moisture.
Attorney General Wickersham's bid to indict the American Smelting and Refining Company and the Guggenheim smelting trust in New York has failed. District Attorney Wise announced the federal grand jury examining interstate commerce violations disclosed the case.
New York City reports James Croft and his Pommeranian spaniel were inspected at the dock. Customs inspectors assessed an import tax on the pups prompting Croft to appeal and fueling a growing customs dispute.
Explosions aboard torpedo destroyer off Bleachy Head in London kill two sailors and injure one other. The blasts struck two warships during operations, prompting inquiries and warnings of further danger to vessels nearby.
John Bteller, an Evaneville man whose wife allegedly deserted him after coercing half his property transfer, specified that only men may attend his funeral, a declaration prompted by his claim of becoming a man hater. The report notes his motive and the unusual funeral directive amid a contested marriage.
The U S court convicted three men in New York for using the mails to commit fraud tied to fake medical statutes as part of a broader government crusade against mailing deceit.
Key Myron W. Bruce aged 22 pastor of Pleasant View Church near Jamestown had been living under the name Ainsworth. His father Rev. Byron Bruce Ainsworth pastor at Franklin Indiana traveled to take body to Allisonville Ontario for burial.
An American aboard the steam yacht at Hayt defends refugees as rebels seize public buildings in Cape Mayden. He threatens to use rapid fire to protect Americans, while seeking release from bonds and coordinating with Washington to safeguard U S nationals. The episode follows the Metrel’s departure and local disorder.
Information indicates the Vatican plans to appoint an American cardinal this fall to balance perceptions of Rome dominance. Archbishop James F. Quigley of Chicago is the likely appointee, with a second American prelate named as duollor.
Washington DC senate privileges and elections committee voted to refer the question of investigating Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin to a five member sub-committee for study. The move directs further scrutiny while preserving partisan oversight.
Two men died instantly and two children were fatally injured when a touring car driven by Alexander Aikman, a restaurateur, overturned near Puente, Los Angeles, California.
Geo Golden a Wickboro shoe dealer shot and killed his wife Nora believing a burglar was present in their home. The incident occurred in Wickboro near Kittanning. Local authorities are investigating the shooting as a possible homicide.
Ferdinand Pinney Earle reportedly wed again in New York, claiming a third soul mate. The bride is said to be honeymooning in Germany, with letters he wrote to friends cited as source.
Denise Moore an American aviator residing in Algiers died at Henry Parman's aviation school in Mourmelon after plunging 120 feet to instant death. A French investigation was reported with no further details available.
Governor Wilson, amid a presidential boom, sidestepped serving as judge at Asbury Park’s baby show, quipping, I know nothing about babies. The remark reflects his cautious approach to local ceremonial duties.
A frightened keeper reported a dramatic incident at the New York front enclosure where a large boa constrictor attempted to feed on infant snakes. The male constrictor reportedly tried to seize the newborns as staff intervened. The featured event drew attention to animal care procedures and the dangers of handling large reptiles in captivity.
Tunis France reports Donnie Moore died after a 40 foot fall while testing a Firman biplane. He was en route to hospital when the accident occurred.
The Maccabees of Detroit reelected D Markey as supreme commander along with EB Sister as supreme recorder and the full board of supreme trustees at a World event. The gathering reaffirmed leadership across the organization and set plans for continued oversight.
The Chilean government refused American offers to build dreadnought battle ships citing high prices and will accept a contract from an English firm. The statement clarifies the decision and the chosen contractor.
Indianapolis Indiana Gov Marshall states he is not an avowed candidate for the Democratic nomination for president. He confirms this in one letter to William J Bryan and answers a number of questions from reporters.
An old advertisement touts Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as a cure and preventive for sore throat. It claims cleansing and germicidal effects when used as a gargle with water, and offers boxes for 75 cents plus mailing, plus a free sample from The Paxton Toilet Co. Hooston, Mass.
The passage mocks gender roles and fashion advice with comic asides about disguises and starch tests. It references a character named George and the idea of trying starch on both hot and cold settings to judge quality, ending with a money back promise from grocers.
A fragment from a historical text questions a purchased bat and its perceived value. The lines reference reduction and a prior sign or slogan tied to the object, implying a debate about its quality or price. The garbled OCR preserves the inquiry and the notion of preface wording.
Arthur Atherton twenty four marries Mandie Stockley nineteen at Municipal Judge John R Newcomer’s city hall ceremony. Atherton stands one foot high and weighs thirty eight pounds while Stockley weighs one hundred twenty six pounds in Chicago Daily News style brief.
The boy scouts movement reaches the Malay Peninsula and Singapore is set to host a fine organization under the governor and chief justice patronage. It is seen as beneficial for military training and civic fairs, aiming to become a permanent, popular institution of the region. Across the Nundah colonies, similar youth groups are forming.
In a strained exchange, a husband confesses fear after a horse thief prowled the district last week. Mrs Peckem questions the accusation with a haughty tone, noting thefts of wages, before she departs quickly.
A Carthage Missouri teacher describes chronic hunger and health decline, aided by a diet of Grape Nuts and Postum. She details nervousness, weight loss, constipation, and headaches that vanished after adopting the cereal and beverage, crediting her recovery to Grape Nuts.
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