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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1922

Page

2

Farming distress and hoped lift from cheap land and crops

The piece laments agricultural depression and notes hopes tied to cheap land and bountiful crops. It references rising costs, tax burdens, and market volatility while detailing farmer experiences in Western Canada and the impact on incomes, rents, and profits. Fields, farms, and prices are discussed with emphasis on shifts in rice and wheat markets and government moves.

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Pan American Conference of Women Opens in Washington

The Pan American Conference of Women gathers in Washington with delegates from the United States and Latin American nations. Highlights include round table sessions on leadership among women, education, women in industry, and child welfare, plus a banquet and concurrent meetings of the National League of Women Voters.

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Trevor Simpkins Seems Worn by Doctor’s Advice

The text hints Trevor Simpkins ending ufairs after a doctor’s warning, noting he is run down. It reads as a brief update on his health affecting his plans. More details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.

Simpkins Trevor Shi Hoctor

Long Sight and the Vast Reach of Human Vision

The passage muses on the vastness of human vision, noting guesses of a forty five mile radius and calculations tying distance to Mount Everest. It argues horizons only limit earlier estimates while asserting vision extends to the farthest Star, with a luminous impression on the heavens and a span of many millions of miles by a modest estimate.

Mount Everest Son

Skater Strays One Mile From Home In Snowbound Creek Branch

A skating outing ends in a strange misdirection as the writer skates from near home, finds the wrong creek branch, and becomes about a mile from home in heavy snowfall. The tale, recounted in reflective tone, notes the oddity of the journey and the distance reached before returning.

Niles Heme

Nature Looks After That It Has Been Estimated

The passage warns that at current consumption rates the world’s green plants would exhaust carbon dioxide in about thirty years unless CO2 is constantly replaced by plant growth and other processes. It emphasizes the balance between human use of resources and nature’s capacity to renew the atmosphere.

Nature

For Women Only Bold Baltimore Wife Solves Ancient Problem

A Baltimore woman who shoved her obstreperous husband into a trunk and discarded the key appears to have solved the age old domestic riddle. The terse act, recounted with the confidence of a firm resolve, signals a dramatic break from prior patterns and hints at a clear, untroubled path forward for the household. Authorities say no further action is anticipated as the couple’s status remains under local review.

Baltimore

Woman in Carter's Creek credits Pinkham remedy

Mrs Galloway, a farmer's wife in Carter's Creek Tennessee, says she spent years in bed due to a female ailment. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health and energy. She urges other women to try the remedy to overcome similar troubles and regain work ability.

Farmer Lydia E. Pinkham Carter's Creek Tenn Pinkham Lydia Eh Pickham Galloway

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