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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
3
The Red River Potato King Salzer Seed Co offers guidance on growing potatoes and other vegetables. The catalog promotes early crop advice, assorted seeds and packets, and highlights Salzer Seed Co products with prices and mail order details.
The text presents a fractured exchange between a couple, with phrases implying marital tension and possible manipulation. The speakers exchange evasive remarks and insinuations, suggesting underlying conflict and emotional strain within their relationship.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a way to darken gray hair. It promises natural color restoration, a glossy look, and relief for dry itchy scalp with simple application via comb or brush.
A judge questions a defendant about remarks while a child testifies, denying that the judge asserted certain accusations. The exchange includes the child James insisting he did not intend to claim wrongdoing, reflecting a tense courtroom moment with unclear assertions.
A vintage advertisement describes using Cuticura Soap for shaving, lathering twice, applying Cuticura Ointment to shaved areas and scalp if needed, then washing with the soap and hot water for a complete cleansing routine. It claims velvet for sensitive skin, germs removed, and offers free samples by postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston.
Gen Villa orders immediate opening of a campaign against Tampico with troops under his personal command. Reports say railways to Colima and the eastern seaport are opening while Colima is occupied and forces move from Monterey toward Tampico to facilitate an eastward advance.
In Terre Haute Indiana a girl seeks court permission to take her father’s name Willagi Howe Tiel Jr as she inherits his estate. The petition claims the father lacks a son and wishes his daughter to bear his name to inherit property tied to a large chattel mortgage loan and estate in the YoungEeT social set.
New York City reports more than 150 000 tons of food of all kinds sent to Belgium. The semimonthly tally shows strict limits with 116 837 tons of the total consisting of wheat. In Tokio, Japan and China reach a cached pact on the Shantung question. A separate note says Mateburia will be considered anew.
Paria A, the French cruiser, has intercepted the American steamer Dacia in the English Channel and transported her to Brest. An official Berlin notice confirms the action and reports the seizure. The German commander on the eastern front, Field Marshal von Hinder, has been decorated with the Pour le Morte order by the emperor.
A tragic incident in a Haller suburb ended with a woman fatally burned when her clothes caught fire while attempting to burn the erase off a field near the Haller home. Authorities reported the accident occurred as the victim tried to start a fire and was unable to escape the flames.
London dispatch says two German aviators were rescued from the North Sea after clinging to their wrecked aircraft for two days. The motor trawler New Roe landed the prisoners. In Indiana a crash near Jewel killed two girls and seriously injured a woman when Pennsylvania train No 15 struck an automobile four miles north of the city.
As a result of the war, the receipts of the exposition have amounted to only 2,000,000 free while expenditures have amounted nearly double the same. Lords with it required will make no, the deficit.
An old verse touts WRIGLEY'S as beneficial for teeth gums appetite and digestion. The ad appeals to parents claiming the product keeps children trim at a small cost, credited to WM. WRIGLEY JR. COC. in Chicago.
A readable fragment presents a couple discussing loyalty marriage and sacrifice with odd phrasing and garbled lines. One hints at helping by assisting a needy person through an automobile project while references to grandmothers knitting and quilts appear. The text is broken and hard to parse but centers on mutual care and a charitable aim.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick overnight cleanse for the liver and bowels. It promises removal of sour food, toxins, and constipation with no griping, costing 10 cents a box. It targets both men and women, urging nightly use and claiming widespread reliance.
A distorted OCR fragment shows a man deriding women while masking it as a compliment. The garbled text references a belief in male superiority and the perceived powers of the fair sex, with incomplete phrases suggesting sarcasm or misread content.
A Wahler Kentucky resident suffers kidney and bladder pain for ten months with backache sleeplessness and eye swelling. After poor relief from a physician he uses Dodd's Kidney Pills and reports permanent cure. Box price shown and dealer references included.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event, names, or location to summarize into a factual news item. No discernible people, organizations, dates, or actions are extractable for a credible headline and teaser.
An ad announces Wim Wrigley Jr Co offering the 28 page beautifully colored Mother Goose Jingle Book mailed free to all readers of this paper. The note ends with a saying about a woman lacking faith in her husband and consolation with a fortune teller.
The fragment presents stray phrases about law and liberty, with garbled wording and no coherent events or entities to anchor a summary. It does not identify people places organizations or dates beyond general terms.
A fragmented notice reports a local event near Alpalpa and the canal with coverage of a meeting held on a Saturday in August. The item notes involvement of the Alaska Commodities Co and a figure named Ras Kas in the community scene.
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