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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR style text referencing political figures and events with numerous garbled words. Contents mention Sikes, Pew, Bet Pen, and references to a senate or governance context. Overall indicates a disjointed note rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dialogue about counterfeit money and flattery. The text mentions a critic asking a person to warn someone about age and a reference to a letter exchange and advertising charges. The overall fragmentary source provides minimal coherent facts and names.
Fragmented text describes corn removal and soothing effects, claiming a painless result using over the counter treatment. It mentions drug stores and quick relief, with garbled aside about related products and authorities. Contains multiple unclear phrases and misread names, offering generic warnings and a few stray names.
Cuticura is advertised as effective for itching and skin relief with a soap and a patent topical formula. The ad promises free samples and a Boston mailing address for the offer. A separate clipped quotation features a minister arguing his case with stark rhetoric about surgeons and life.
An old ad touts In Creole Hair Devs ing promising restoration of hair with gray streaks or harsh conditions. The copy presents garbled pros with such lines as a widow’s chant and a man awakened by his wife’s dream, underscoring the era’s sensational pitch.
Missouri officials weigh a proposed three cent intercity fare as railroads press the Public Service Commission for higher rates on interstate travel. Governors and agencies scramble to respond with testimony and policy proposals amid court rulings and a national conversation about fare structures.
A conference on waterway improvement was held with principal speakers including Senator Hatchedell of Louisiana and Samuel A Thompson of Washington. Other notable attendees included James A Hooke and Charles F. Smith, representing various organizations and cities.
Secretary of War Baker will appoint Adjt Gen A B Donnelly as federal disbursing agent in Missouri. Governor wired support for Donnelly. New Capitol Open June 1 with offices moving. dedication delayed until completion. Capitol to be lavishly furnished inside and out.
A 1917 style wartime report outlines Missouri’s emergency measures, detailing draft support, militia buildup, and state officials’ roles. Governor Gardner recommends mobilization, Major Craven named to oversee select forces, and pay rules for the state board of education contested. The piece notes enlistments, payroll, and legal opinions on board salaries amid escalating war efforts.
Fragmentary text contains disjointed phrases and names, rendering a coherent event or person unclear. The readable bits mention possible references to people, places, and dates but lack structure to form a definite summary.
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