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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
3
Fragmentary report describes a group outing ending near drowning. One person reportedly warned others and a rescue attempt followed as the party drifted toward danger. A spouse is mentioned in connection with the event, with confused names and garbled quotes throughout.
Fragments describe a Cincinnati man marketing a freeze product claimed to remove corns from feet without irritation. Instructions suggest applying a few drops to the corn, drying quickly, and peeling away the skinless corn.
A buying agent tests a pen of frites Affion Attie coll twee Dowd Uiful Stede to gauge speed. The ostriches are examined as they move, with papers noting the pace and a race started by signals. One bird pulls ahead while others trail, the crowd watching as the fastest nears the finish.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a shift from celebrated allure to diminished charm. Mentions a phrase La rede Hatt Drews ing and a price tag of ten billion dollars. Reader guidance limited by damaged source.
Deere of Wealth Of Moralea asserts the greatest threat lies in a future coastal policy debate. He emphasizes prioritizing conservation of the tree treasury and warns against diversions that would undermine long term environmental priorities.
Fragmented excerpts discuss strategies and threats during wartime, mentioning allied supply lines and potential actions against the enemy. Several lines reference economic measures, political commentary, and the Boston Transcript tone. Mixed, unclear content with multiple topics and garbled phrasing.
A fragmented, patriotic call urges all citizens to display determination and devotion while supporting government actions. The text critiques inferior service and urges strength in action, invoking collective national duty during wartime.
Four large Kentucky distilleries announce plans to manufacture alcohol for industrial use rather than whisky. They expect to export substantial quantities of alcohol to Europe, signaling a shift in production away from traditional spirits toward industrial applications amid evolving market demand.
A March election petition seeks to bring saloons to Fort Covington New York with 43 signatures. The document notes 11 signers were illiterate and made their marks witnessed by literate residents, and that the tax details and per cent figures relate to filings and town payments.
Fragmented text describes a contest or pageant with fashion focus and pricing. Mentions dressing and a likely event in a city, with a price around 1.4 thousand. Includes garbled names and unclear participants. readable details point to a public event or competition entry.
Philadelphia reader describes a life changing experience after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat chronic menstrual cramps and pelvic pain. She credits avoiding surgery after starting the remedy, noting improvement after three bottles and endorsing publication to help other women.
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