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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

3

Lane Faces Veto on Water Power Bill Debate Rages

Washington Secretary of the Interior Lane backs conservation measures but faces a likely presidential veto on the water power provision. Congress appears poised to pass a bill granting broad federal control over water power, with advocates arguing compensation terms favor the public and critics warning the plan overreaches. The navy and defense sections also loom as Congress considers battleship funding and merchant marine growth linked to the Panama Canal era.

Washington Lane Congress United States Secretary of the Interior Senate Walter Power Roosevelt White House House Naval Committee Manaina Canal Panama Canal Legant Atroneth

Tuberculosis Hygiene and Precautions for Infected Persons

Guidance warns against spreading tuberculosis urging strict sanitary measures. Sputum must be collected in cups with five percent glycol solution or carbolic acid, milk of magnesia cups may be used and burned later. Soiled fabrics should soak in five percent glycol or carbolic acid, then boil. Patients should have exclusive dishes kept by medics and boiled after meals. Tuberculosis is preventable only with strict, basic precautions.

Seater aes Mise Genteteb and the Tooth Pulling Habit

A fragmentary note mentions Mrs Marich-OR and Stastorg Chaparral in a curious scene. It cites a husband who is a gust lover of the esthetic and takes one every time he has a tooth pulled. The text reads as garbled OCR with unclear context and no clear event or names to anchor a fuller summary.

Washington Verhapa Priv Geo Albert L. Mille Militia Affairs War Department Karry C. Hale Seventeenth Infantry Milla Weat Pojuot First Cavalry Mills Santiago Weat Point First United States Cavalry Adjutant General of Volunteers Aga Reault Millis Gooner Milla West Potot Academy Marich Stastorg Chaparral

Get After Summer Pests in Cleaning Campaign

The article urges cleaning to curb flies and mosquitoes as warm season approaches. It highlights the danger of filth hosting pests and disease carriers, notes spring flies are active, and stresses using household tools like brooms and kerosene can to prevent a later infestation.

Eho Tever

Oldest Welshman Mr Thomas Morris 120 in America

Thomas Morris born January 18 1794 in Berriew Montgomeryshire, now American citizen living in Weatervlle Net. At age 126 he recalls Great Britain Ireland union, Lincoln assassination, first Atlantic cable. Former agricultural laborer and cobbler by trade. Still walks with a stick and wears spectacles, enjoys tea or coffee at meals.

Thomas Morris Weatervlle Net George Tl Berriew Montgomeryshire Morris Anoerton Great Drivain Ireland Lincoln Atlantic Daily Express

London Rail Station Installs Ticket Machines

A London rail station now offers penny-operated machines for buying tickets to accompany companions to the platform. A bystander comments that the price is too low and jokes about paying more to allow friends to leave town.

London Patrice

Castorilia Care Mentioned for Infant Safety

Important to Mothers checks every bottle of CASTORILIA for safety and claims a long history of use over 30 years. The notice urges ensuring the remedy bears the proper signature and states it is trusted for infants and children.

Lear Fletcher

Literary Talk Candlestick Dialogue Sparks Time Quip

A playful exchange features a candlestick atop a clock prompting William Henry to quip that the lamp is ahead of time. The banter showcases a witty misinterpretation of pace and era in a humorous exchange.

Willam Henry

Seeing and Believing in the Uplift Movement

Miss Jones remarks on Sally Collins's belief in the uplift movement noting her confident stance as she boards a streetcar suggesting faith in the cause and public progress.

Mine Brown Sally Collins Miss Jones

Ladies Wear and Poison Powder for Dancing Shoes

Fragmentary ad copy promoting a blend for foot comfort in dance shoes. Mentions powder to shake into leather piping and notes on tightening and freeing shoes. Includes an address line reading Allen 8 Uitte' Lolog and a brand or product tag PRED tra.

Mysteries of Complexion Revealed in Folklore Verse

A brief curios a fragmentary note on complexion mysteries. The quoted lines claim a woman has a fine completion and that she grants every man a glimpse of desire, presented in a wry, archaic voice.

Dr Thomas Middleton consecrated bishop of Calcutta in London

A century ago Dr Thomas Middleton was consecrated as bishop of Calcutta. He laid the foundation for the Bishops' College in Calcutta in 1820 and established a consistory court before dying in 1822. Christian faith efforts in India continued, with Christian population about one percent yet influential beyond its numbers.

Thomas ‘Anshawe Middleton Calcutta London Dia Bishops’ College City India Great East Empire

SUCCEEDS IN CANADA FARMER LEW PALMER MAKES FORTUNE

An American farmer from Staveley named Lew Palmer passed through the city. He came from Duluth Minnesota ten years ago with four cows and three horses, homesteaded in Staveley district, and now owns 18 acres of onions, 12 acres of potatoes, 6,000 bushels of oats, 4 bushels of wheat, 2400 worth of tinements, and 3 Percheron horses. His farm and stock total about 20000, and he attributes his success to ten years of hard work.

Lew Palmer Staveley Palmer Duluth Mton

Sometimes Faster Patience in a Quiet Paper Card

A reflective line compares heartbeats to patience, noting a man seated may beat zero times a minute depending on who sits beside him. The remark blends humor with social observation about presence and tempo.

Hen Cackle Riddle Sparks Curious Exchange

A playful exchange questions why a hen cackles when she makes a sound. The reply notes the egg cowling mechanism and hints at a humorous misunderstanding, reflecting a lighthearted domestic scene.

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