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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
7
President Wilson’s inaugural address appeals for a restoration of national life to the standards set at the start. He argues for justice, reduced private influence on government, and a shift from partisan triumph to human progress, urging honest, forward-looking citizens to support his administration.
A fragmented editorial essay extols Western Canada as more rapidly developed than any civilized country, highlighting vast cultivable land in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, rising wheat output, and large immigrant inflows from the United States. It argues American capital and farming knowhow bolster growth and questions continued expansion amid rich mineral and forest wealth.
In the Hoston Transcript a humorous note claims Hetty did not marry a Jord. Instead the piece jokes that he wed a man who drinks heavily, equating the situation with the name Jord. The item precedes a medical advert for Hierce’s Pleasant Pellets, described as a stomach and liver aid in candy-like granules.
A scientist claims the bassoonist is always cranky while the drummer often lacks humor, reflecting a quirky, humorous aside about musicians and their personalities.
A terse exchange between a friend and a rector centers on a sermon. The friend asks about the sermon’s reception and notes the congregation did not respond. the rector quips that she merely snored during it.
A bustling town swirls with rumors repeating every whisper and half heard tale. Residents caution that gossip travels fast, often altering facts as it moves between conversations.
A Virginia farmer driving a tractable cow along a road encounters a creasted obstacle. The cow refuses to follow the driver’s directions, causing a tense moment. A bystander, identified as a negro, speaks to the cow, prompting a curious exchange. The scene ends with the cow continuing on its way as the driver reacts to the unexpected behavior.
Beat owners and farmers adopt clipping horses in spring and winter to reduce sweat, speed drying, and ease milking. Clipped horses stay clean, gain better feed efficiency, and are ready for work quicker. Modern clipping machines cut process time dramatically compared to older hand clippers, while routine clipping of flanks and lips keeps milking dirt-free.
Fragmentary OCR text notes attempts at noiseless wheels and mentions curing in six to ten days. References to Patong and Miles in buildings appear garbled. Overall, the readable fragments imply a discussional tone about inventions failing to deliver noiseless wheels and buyer refunds.
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