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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
A fragmented historical OCR passage discusses cultivating promptly to improve corn yields. It mixes unrelated garbled text with scattered mentions of farming practices, crop timing, and mentions of agricultural terms and tools, with no clear events or outcomes.
A long readable fragment catalogs desserts and sandwiches with details on ingredients and methods. It mentions Honey and Pecan Sandwiches, Strawberry Sardwichta, and Oriental Sandwiches, plus Cherry Sponge and various cake-like items. The text mixes recipe glimpses, menu ideas, and kitchen notes, reflecting a period bakery or restaurant style.
Telegraph service outlines market reports sent to those requesting it. Describes signals like “starked” and “market stronger” indicating seller confidence and price trends. Notes reports reflect seller views and general market conditions as interpreted by the official market wire.
A garbled OCR inspired ramble gathers odd mentions of people and places, including Viegene Wey, Mee Margaret Carepte Goodmans, and Creston. The text seems to drift through fragmented scenes, references to meals, meetings, and various seemingly unrelated names, with no clear narrative or reportable event.
The readable fragments reference a July 1 start and various local persons and activities. Details are unclear, with partial phrases mentioning a church or community event and names like Mere and Berets. The vandalized text limits precise identification of place, date, or outcome.
A deserter hides in a cave for years after visiting his family. The narrative follows his survival, hunger, and the psychological strain of wartime desertion amid military pursuit. The text notes his wife’s appearance in uniform and references a postwar inquiry into his fate.
Washington reports citizens urged to stay home as Europe travel falters due to shortages of lodging and food. The piece notes typhoid and spotted fevers at borders, rising prices abroad, and anti travel sentiments, while American tourists face limited transport and higher costs. It mentions restrictions and a new device for opening windows.
A reader reports a hen that lays unusually heavy eggs, with a single hen credited for all eight eggs over the past two weeks. The tally shows four large eggs, each near the size of wines, suggesting the same bird repeatedly performs this feat.
A historic shipment hauled 40,008 shingles by boat and train setting a record for the largest load ever shipped by either mode. The event marks a notable milestone in local transport and industry.
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