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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
7
Readable fragments discuss growing catch crops and forage crops. Mentions wheat, clover, pasture, hay, and silage. Notes timing through summer into July and potential frost risks. References Missouri farmland practices and adaptation to weather. Includes notes on cattle, sheep, and pasture management.
An article by C. E Brashear from the University of Missouri extols dry farming in drought years. It explains dust mulches, soil packing, and shallow cultivation to conserve moisture, noting three inch mulch depth as most effective while deeper plowing harms corn roots. Also mentions fraud at Naples Bank with counterfeit checks in Italy.
A Chicago university professor after exhaustive research identifies ten types of lie including the fantasy or fairy tale lie the vainglorious lie the defensive lie and the heroic lie. He discusses stacked wheat being hotter in quality than clocked wheat due to exposure and the sweating process in stacks under favorable conditions. The text critiques open society ethics as yielding no real bread of life.
A letter from Mrs Anna Hassem of Esmond Rhode Island reports relief from bearing down pains irregular menses and low spirits after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims rapid improvement and renewed energy enabling her to perform daily work and care for her boarding house.
A Hing ham estate faced a fox destroying poultry. A fox killed young on a deck near a grave? The mother fox dragged prey to air, then nearby workers reported the fox dead mothers and pups. A woman caretaker blamed the fox for the tragedy.
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as purifying gentle emollients for babies skin and hair. It claims relief from minor irritations redness roughness and itching and touts economical use and worldwide availability. Free samples offered via address postcard.
A garbled OCR note lists names and actions in a disjointed way leaving readers with an unreadable event. It references people and potential incidents but provides no clear date location or outcome.
A Nevada tale reports the long vanished Cinnabar mine near Mina reappearing after a 30 year search by George Keough. Claims were staked as ore samples indicated quicksilver potential, prompting a regional rush and a trekker’s misadventures through the desert before a New Boston base camp was reached.
A garbled report describes two Abernathy men who passed through Indianapolis on a motorcycle en route to New York. The text mentions a boy, a tense scene, and a plea or prayer, with disrupted names and unclear details about events surrounding the journey.
A fragmented 19th century style tale centers on a mill worker Peters and a drawn out legal affair involving an attorney. The scene depicts a tense office moment about a train road crime and a question of fees with the partner asking how long it took and proposing a $1 charge.
The readable text recalls a heated debate over debt and lending values with mentions of a coat of tan and a line about borrowing a dollar. Names, places, and clear events are scarce, leaving a mosaic of clipped phrases and garbled dialogue.
An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a fast acting remedy to fever weakness and indigestion. It asserts cooling effects for malarial symptoms, appetite restoration, and nervous unrest, promising steadier strength and better health for adults and children alike.
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