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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
A chaotic account describes reptiles as highly intelligent with acute senses. Notes on tongues flavoring taste, nerves, and a chef-like remark about water-dwelling serpents illustrate sensational claims from a lecture or diner talk. A witness, Ander Hfittem, recounts a venomous snake display and a water snake scene involving a water horse on top of water.
Weehawken New Jersey man Christian Beck, 42, of North Bergen, collapsed from indigestion after finishing a grave he dug for someone else. He died near the funeral cortege at the cemetery gate as the coffin of Mrs. Mary Bruggmann was lowered. Beck was a Spanish American War veteran and formerly part of Chaned Hoosevett's Hoag Hitters.
The readable lines describe a convoluted text about life, amphibians, and moral aims. It mentions creatures like frogs and toads, with a focus on kindness and clarity. A dinner quote hints at fear of snakes and public sentiment.
A program funded by the Americans Association and Italian authorities offers summer study in Italy for American students. Courses cover language, literature, culture, and economic conditions with access to Rome university resources. Professors exchange and scholarships are arranged by the association and Rome’s Royal University.
Experiments by the national advisory committee for aeronautics under Dr. Joseph S. Ames describe an aircraft engine using heavy fuel oil instead of gasoline to reduce in-flight fires. The new engine, a high speed wing, and testing device aim to prevent disasters like the Roma incident where only three of forty five escaped. The oil engine lacks valves, uses long pistons for compression, and feeds gummy oil under high pressure. it could also power automobiles.
In Scutari Albania two insurgents hanged were clothed in pajamas labeled Gift of the American people. Albanian authorities ignored the oddity as the garments matched what relief workers distribute. Nearby in Gettysburg John McDonnell reports a black Minorca flock laying 16 eggs with two forming a joined pair.
Fragmentary advertisement discusses Cullcura Soap for shaving and skin care. Vague claims mention purity and skin health, with scattered phrases about efficiency and suitability for all skin types. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
A garbled report notes a speech with the governor and party members about future actions at a forum. The text describes tense exchanges, caution from the senate, and concerns about political danger and public perception.
Fragmented text describes ladies at a theater amid a chaotic performance with innuendo and gossip. It references fortunes, wartime era chatter, and social observers, noting interruptions, propriety debates, and the ladies’ supposed clever remarks. The piece context seems satirical and experimental.
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled phrases and repeated lines. It mentions barred out, a trea? facility, and a speaker asking about fear and a salute. No clear persons, places, events, or dates are discernible.
The provided OCR fragment is unreadable and incomplete, offering no clear persons or events to summarize into a coherent news card.
A garbled OCR passage presents a jumble of phrases and names with no coherent narrative. It mentions time, citizens, carriages, a death or danger context, and multiple garbled names, but lacks a clear event, place, or date to report.
The fragmentary OCR note mentions SHER pan Lops and a fee query. Details are unclear but imply a financial adjustment or charges to be reviewed. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed.
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