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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
2
A crime plot unfolds with voices plotting a heist involving a South American revolution fund. Suspicion falls on Gearse, a Chilean contact, as talk shifts to money, gunrunning, and a potential double cross. A Jersey murder adds urgency.
An undercover operative, Wil, decodes a sealed note from a Russian Jewish associate named Waldron and links the missing coin to Harris and a London hatched scheme. Costigan explains Waldron’s anarchist aims while Krantz Kraonw and allies close in. The messenger Severn calls from the McAlpin as the plot thickens.
Randall Parrish portrays a tense scene in a hotel lobby where a woman identifies the narrator as Philip Severn. A private, dangerous request follows as their conversation hints at a hidden bond and looming peril, with the pair separated by intrigue and secrecy.
The United States faces ongoing timber demand despite substitutes. Forester W. B. Greeley reports primeval forests largely gone and only a small fraction of old growth remains west of the Great Lakes. He urges reforestation and policies to keep forest land productive, noting abundant land but idle, and calls for incentives, sensible regulations, and public help to prevent waste, fires, and double taxation on forests.
An agricultural extension piece urges city girls to earn their own money and outlines options like office or factory work, poultry, dairy, and garden tasks. It stresses parental guidance, industry knowledge, and independent family standing, referencing U.S. Department of Agriculture cooperation and state colleges.
Fowls work under trash in the garden to clear the fruit worm infestation. Hand picking is old method, with hens turning the crop into compost after fruit is picked. The region notes this practice as a way to halt worm damage and tidy the patch.
The United States Department of Agriculture identifies a short term fly repellent for livestock. Prepare by mixing one gallon ash oil two cures pine tar ten cures oil of pennyroyal and half pint kerosene. Apply thoroughly to cages and shedding to protect cattle and calves from flies.
The article advocates using turkeys and guineas as insect eating birds to control grasshopper outbreaks in Weet areas. It suggests farmers buy, rent, or import these breeds rather than poisoning the bugs. The piece promotes practical, natural pest control via poultry.
A fragmented antique notice speaks of a strange appeal involving a farmer and a mare of uncertain origin. The cryptic text hints at a tense moment during a local event and mentions a peculiar term Blood-Perhenge without clear context or resolution.
An obscure warning raises questions about the Bayer aspirin name on genuine packaging. The piece recounts a public misunderstanding tied to a noted health claim and cites a Morning Post reader anecdote about aspirin safety and labeling, highlighting consumer confusion and trust in pharmaceutical branding.
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