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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
3
The passage urges gardeners and citizens to grow and protect the national food supply to cut living costs and ensure a victorious peace. It frames food production as a vital duty affecting every person.
A chaotic long-form piece argues cats are villains tormenting humans and prey, tracing feline history from ancient Egypt to modern times. It cites experts from the United States Agriculture Department and presses a fearsome portrayal of cats as a menace spreading disease and mischief.
The article discusses wartime taxation as a means to raise revenue without crippling industry. It argues for heavy taxes on luxury items and stamps, stressing expert advice and a plan that can be readily continued after the emergency ends. The piece notes stamp duties deserve attention as a recurring revenue source.
A Petrograd correspondent for a German newspaper surveys two years of unrest in New Russia. The writer notes rising patriotism and calls for social reform, highlighting workers’ and farmers’ roles, church participation, and public sentiment toward national salvation. The piece mentions protests, food shortages, and debates over bread sales and social order.
A fragmentary report presents Mr Prank Coe of New York as the Algonquin hotel manager who recalls a party or visit. He faces questions about a pricing dispute and social pressure, mentioning a boy and a request to sell items amid a crowd.
A historical notice discusses memorializing Congress about prohibition. It notes support from conservative sectors and prominent figures across academia and industry, urging joint action by Congress and the country. The document cites Harvard and other universities, engineers, and scientists endorsing the memorial.
A damaged OCR passage describes safety measures and liability amid ads for saloon offerings. It notes employers installing safety components and "safety compulsory" systems to prevent alcohol related incidents, referencing liability and costs of injuries and enforcement by authorities.
A Scott item from Cole’s Review argues prohibition harms multiple businesses and roles connected to saloons. It claims it hurts loafing and drunkards’ enterprises, saloonkeepers, bawdy houses, and even spouses facing abuse on Saturday nights.
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