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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
6
The fragmentary text mentions Bellen Z Del Be Joseph Rae and variations on names with speculation about a bowl event. The readable portions reference a person and a potential bowl context but lack clear facts or dates. The item reads as a damaged note or citation fragment rather than a full news report.
A movement in the Armidale district plans a barrier fence along the eastern side of Central New England to prevent rabbits from spreading westward. The goal is to link existing rabbit-proof fences from Waicha to Glen Innes and keep them from the rough tableland edges where rabbits are thick.
Aboard a vessel tension rises as a subordinate officer secretly receives rent intended for the captain’s wife. A spirited dinner table quarrel escalates with a harsh kick aimed at a wary mate, provoking a grim, whispered exchange about the captain’s absence and the voyage.
A fragmented inquiry asks about two kinds of taal fees, contrasting scenarios where fees are extended to people versus paid in cash. The wording is nonstandard and incomplete, but the gist concerns whether extending credit versus cash payment applies to different groups.
A quirky note ponders whether oysters possess brains and how they respond to sound. It playfully asks if they can hear and when they might stay quiet, reflecting a lighthearted curiosity about marine life.
A minister credits Grape Nuts with easing chronic indigestion and aiding sleep after Sunday duties. He notes nerves calm, restful sleep, and says the cereal is a staple at their table and even their children will eat it when other foods fail. The statement is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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