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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
2
A column of eccentric snippets from Marble Hill Press in AROLE HILL MISSOURI covers misheard phrases, jokes on aging, aviation mishaps, and curiosities. It mentions a Grand Rapids death by a roll of print paper, a peanut farmer joke, and notes on tides, travel, and the earth’s motion alongside humorous quips about fashion and newspapers.
Deposed forest official Calla accuses cabinet officer of waging a political attack as he challenges charges amid a conservation dispute. The dispute centers on dismissal actions and public statements by opponents.
Pinchot accuses Ballinger of harming conservation and disloyalty to the president while Salinger counters that Pinchot tried to deceive and that his statements are false. The exchange centers on alleged mendacious aspirations and conduct.
Washington hearing reveals sharp exchanges as Oliver Pinchot accuses Secretary Ballinger of deceiving the president and betraying trust. Ballinger replies he will present his full account to the Senate House committee, asserting no deception toward the public or the committee.
Prices of meat advanced once more as cold weather is blamed for driving higher costs across all kinds of meat. Retailers report continued pressure on supplies and consumer profit margins amid ongoing price adjustments.
Retail meat prices jump across St Louis and other cities as shortages persist. Grass-fed cattle delayed by cold weather signals no relief until midsummer while pork cuts hit new records at East St Louis stockyards. Dealers warn further increases despite some sellers maintaining old charges.
Winter column repeats a nostrum recipe claiming to cure cola dislike. The instructions call for glycerine, concentrated pine compound, and whiskey mixed in a bottle. Readers are advised to obtain genuine Concentrated Pine from druggists or wholesalers and to avoid inferior pine extracts that cause nausea.
In Crimson Gulch the girl and boy argue about fairness as a horse thief case nears trial. Three Fingered Bam defends the local jury’s independence while noting Pill runs the county’s only undertaking buslines, hinting at potential prejudice.
Nineteen hundred and ten meats much to club wotred for another biennial convention of the Central Federation of Women's clubs with membership of $00,000 will be best in Cincinnati, Ohio. If May, bringing together women with a common purpose from the four corners of the world.
A Southern Illinois Press Association committee led by Major John T. Galbraith and Hi. G. Maxey met Gen. James B. Smith and Chester Business Club officials to finalize plans for the annual meeting in Chester on May 20 and 21. The program features a penitentiary dinner, a Chester citizens banquet, and river trips to Kaskaskia Fort Gage and other historic sites.
After a three day blockade by snow near Leadville, several heavily loaded passenger trains arrived in Denver on the Colorado Midland railroad. Passengers report food and fuel shortages, some taking to their beds to stay warm while parties traveled miles for provisions. The large drifts finally stop the snow plow work.
An old advertisement promotes Pettit's Eye Salve for eye inflammation itching and aches. Claims soothe inflamed eyes and defective vision, urging use for numerous eye problems. Mentions merchants Howard Brow Judalo New York and urges excellence as a path to success. Includes generic promotional lines and Shakespearean quotation.
President Madriz dispatched a message to governors denying US intervention in Nicaragua. The United States is described as neutral on the domestic crisis, urging an end to demonstrations against the government. In Australia, the Victorian Government railway accepts Lorain Steel Co. bid for steel rails and sheets valued at $500,000.
In Missoula Montana six people perished in a snowslide in the Root mountains on Thursday. Four bodies have been recovered while sixty section hands search for the remaining two, one of whom is a woman. Denies beef bribery attempt. Chicago attorney Thomas Kehoe for Armour & Co. ridicules the Jersey City bribery story as mock serious.
Walter Rifenberns, convict of Joseph Davis’s murder, was sentenced to be hanged on June 17. A former regular army soldier, he was convicted last Tuesday in Ainsworth Nebraska.
A. C. Conlin, an Arkansan who escaped from Hot Springs prison Wednesday night, was captured here on Friday after a swift pursuit. He sustained serious wounds, with injuries described as potentially fatal, as law enforcement recaptured him.
Representative O Connell of Massachusetts has introduced a bill requiring that all government vessels that go out of sight of land be equipped with wireless apparatus. The proposal aims to improve communication at sea and ensure distress signals and coordination in remote waters.
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