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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
5
Western Canada dairy and cheese industry is booming due to wartime demand and favorable natural resources. High prices for hogs and feed, abundant land, and cool nights support future growth. Alberta foothills may become major cheese producers, with strong prospects for cattle and dairy markets across the region.
Brouillard, a crooked financier in a ruined city, confronts a moral bind as he wrestles with a proposed wire that could undo his scheme around the dam project. Castner counsels confession, while Brouillard ponders a risky push to avert market ruin and reveal Cartwright’s inside track.
Victor and Amy confront guilt and love on a mountain cabin step above the reclamation site. He admits betraying Cartwright with stock as bribe and vows to end his dishonest life for Amy. She pleads, fearing for their future as the dam project nears intervention and city fate hangs on the mine’s fate.
The largest car ferry links Port Costa and Benicia California under Southern Pacific railroad. The vessel measures 3 feet long with wooden bell and superstructure, using over 2,000,000 feet of lumber, 75 tons of spikes, and can carry 34 freight cars and two engines or 24 passenger cars with two engines. It runs on electric power while an ad promotes La Creole Hair Dressing.
A Pittsburg Post strip comments on a woman described as exceptionally pretty and the reactions it provokes. It notes that many men admire her, some claim they understand women, while others mock the idea of judging beauty or character by appearances.
Brouillard loves Amy and plans to confess all his dishonest speculation. He fears Amy will reject him if she learns his actions and how deeply he is involved.
Fragmentary text suggests a dramatic confrontation involving Amy and Cartwright in Brovilield. References to awakening manhood, a decisive finish, and an extreme water-by-tank metaphor imply a tense, possibly fictional clash. Specific places and clear events are not fully defined in readable content.
A Brooklyn druggist testimonial extols Swamp Root for kidney and liver ailments gathered over seven decades. The letter claims cures for stones, gravel, and inflammation, and notes personal use within a family. Readers are urged to request a sample and booklet from Dr Kilmer Co for ten cents and one dollar bottles.
Fragmentary text describes Limba and Limbe uses in court rooms stages and shores. Mentions bark plasters tik cork wood and flexible frames used for various purposes. Sources imply economical Veeticans and improvised devices from single tree supports.
A garbled OCR snippet promotes scalp cleansing with La Creole Hair Dreselag and mentions stains, prices, and a thread of dialog about a marriage. The text is fragmented with unclear speakers and many misspellings, lacking a coherent news event.
Fragmentary OCR note shows noisy text about levee work and plans. Mentions a group or person named Jerk and references a railway or station area. Details are unclear but indicates preparations and damage control after flood events.
A garbled discussion considers malaria, build up of systems, and baseball gear. It muses on bat materials, helmets, gloves, and the need for equipment tailored to each player.
Disjointed notes recount a remark by James T Fields on Shakespeare and plays, a hair care ad for La Creole stating revival promises, and assorted street chatter from Logisville and a Portland shipbuilding plan. Includes a joke about a neighbor’s lawn mower and a widow in St Louis.
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