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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
A mixed item presents sewing pattern notes for a ladies frock in sizes 14 18 and 18 with yardage for different fabrics and a Pattern Department address. It also includes a short gossip-like note about Ella Gayboy's divorce and a domestic role guidance paragraph stressing keeping a husband content with household manners.
Fragmentary OCR lines show garbled phrases and missing context about a reported incident. Key names and details are unreadable, preventing a definite event or outcome. The readable bits hint at a dialogue or accusation but lack coherence for a factual summary.
A controversial public figure denounces currency reform and the dangers of artificial disturbances in a candid broadcast. He argues that beneficiaries of privilege may push industrial and financial sectors to resist reform, warning opponents of hidden interests and urging immediate action on booking and credit questions.
A fragmentary 1912 style analysis argues the tariff bill must fund legitimate revenue without empowering special interests. It notes Democratic leaders strive to steer the party through factional pressure while criticizing Republican meddling and the era’s corporate campaign financing.
A Chippewa Falls Wisconsin woman testifies she suffered backache and leg pain from standing, found relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and says she would not be without it. She works in a factory and does housework, and gives permission to share her testimony.
A transit accident report recalls a passenger train colliding with a truck laden with dynamite, the truck lifting the engine pilot and a driver saving passengers’ lives by leaping clear. Nearby a 37 pound meteorite in Johannesburg is linked to platinum content and dramatic discovery.
An assortment of quirky snippets on how to boil eggs precisely, Italian mathematics, and social observations. The piece weaves kitchen tips with chatter about public notices, antique collecting, and a theatrical teapot gag, all in a lively early 20th century voice.
A historic note describes a proposed five story Coca Cola Company building in New York near a major station. The plan includes extensive ironwork and stone detailing, marble corridors, and a prominent white plaster finish. The structure features a wide ground footprint with ample interior working space and substantial material requirements.
A fragmented OCR passage hints at English football history and archival records. It mentions Southamprom Hog, possible references to creem, and summer gatherings, but the text is garbled with missing words and unclear names.
A 19th century claim asserts Castaria lowers infant death rates in civilized countries and criticizes narcotic syrups for children. It argues opium and morphine in drops and soothing preparations cause harm while Castoria allegedly improves circulation and remedies fever, endorsing Fletcher Castoria with a branded signature.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a difficulty and trouble train of thought with random names and phrases. It references a bad thing beginning a tow tide and hints at incomplete sentences about suffragists women and a weather tent. The text is unreadable and lacks clear events or dates.
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