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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

2

Nine Pairs Shoes for Pershing Men in Training Briefed

War Department notes supply plans for Pershing’s troops to receive eighteen million pairs of shoes per month for about nine pairs per man per year, with current stocks and contracts guiding future allocations. Reports also detail aviation accident totals, fuel and production efforts, and broader wartime supply adjustments affecting footwear, training, and logistics.

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Spring Blouses and Elegant Georgette Styles Explored

Read about spring blouse trends featuring georgette and voile fabrics. The piece discusses washable finishes, sleeve details, necklines, and patterneers aimed at creating refined, affordable wardrobes.

Cotton Clothes for Little Folks Fashionheads Combed

An advertisement describes charming cotton outfits for young girls ages four to eleven. It highlights yellow tones, white accents, and decorative stitching with simple panel designs, white piping, and bolder color contrasts. Bundles include dresses in gingham and white kindergarten cloth with white collars cuffs and pockets.

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Satin Hats Arrive for Spring Wear

Satin hats have appeared here and there and are poised to be extremely good for spring. These hats are satin through and through with minimal trimming if any. They are all one color and feature simple lines, the prevailing style.

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Capes to Dominate Spring and Summer Fashion

Designers from all sectors forecast capes as the season's top item. Military styled capes are trending, with many women embracing the practical yet stylish look for the coming spring and summer.

Metaphoric Tea Talks Stir War Effort

Martha urges unity for winning the war as Julia Lipman and Sam discuss mobilizing support. The dialogue reflects tension over partisan views and the call to action, with characters debating democracy and public action amid wartime strain.

City Boys Hear Better for Army and Navy Service

Wellington Marine Corps records show only one in five recruits from quiet country neighborhoods passed the ear test, while city youths fared better. Rejections for defective hearing favored city recruits five to one. Surgeons attribute this to ear nerves strengthening in city life versus disuse in rural areas.

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Valuable New Cement From Vienna Metal Alloy

A Vienna copper amalgam cement is described as a copper amalgam formed from mercurous nitrate and water, made by mixing seven parts mercury with three parts precipitated copper powder, then treated with zinc. The alloy adheres to metal parts when heated to 190 199 degrees Fahrenheit and can be hammered rolled shaped or softened in boiling water for casts with good polish.

Vienna

Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad

A vintage patent medicine advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood and nerve tonic. It claims to boost vitality for war readiness and uses herbal ingredients like Blood root and Golden Seal root. The copy emphasizes strength, stamina, and digestive cleansing with suggested usage and pricing.

Dr. Pierce Mr. Pierce

Untitled fragmentreport on a street scene

A garbled OCR fragment describes a tense moment as a boy is told to run away by an angry man. The speaker mentions a father and an unclear location, with disjointed words like Ags tuck and mieter appearing in broken dialogue.

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