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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1915

Page

2

Dark Hollow Drama Ends In Veiled Conspiracy

A tense confrontation unfolds in Judge Ostrander's house as Mrs Averill plots to prove another man killed her husband. She recruits the judge to aid her quest, revealing secrets, withheld motives, and a planned twilight meeting at the ruin site to expose the truth behind a past trial.

Oliver Ostrander John Lee John Ostrander Mela Olver Folka Thad Bela Tela Ottrander Nuit Hiu Judge O«trander Lfe Oliver

Restless Lodger Complaints at Claymore House

A lodger at the Claymore endures a sleepless night as a constant tramping above his head disrupts his rest. The disturbance, growing from irregular to clockwork rhythm, persists until morning. Mrs Averill, the landlady, remains unaware as her own restlessness hints at shared unease.

Claymoreum

Nonsense to Stay in Rut in Business Life

Text urges readers to break free from complacency and seize opportunities. It argues success comes from awakening, effort, and grasping chances rather than waiting for luck. Emphasizes that hidden power resides in individuals and modesty should yield to merit when it brings money to family.

Hemdramires

Columbia: A Nation’s Future Beyond the United States

John McGovern argues in National Magazine that America is already larger than the United States and could adopt the name Columbia as a grand national identity. He envisions Columbus’s name as fitting a western era, with Columbia becoming the gem of the oceans and guiding a broader American empire.

Rome France Austria Russia Great Britain America United States Veepucius Columbia John McGovern National Magazine

Famous Cyprus products and their names

Cyprus lent its name to copper, the metal the Romans obtained from the island. They called it cyprium, later cyprum. The island also yielded a timber, the Cyprus, used to build Noah's ark, though not the cypress.

Cyprus Tsland

Prohibition Drives War Effort Across Britain

King George orders abstinence in royal houses and spurs talk of total prohibition. Press and public push drastic measures as Glasgow shipyards report sobering effects. Officials weigh economic gains from reduced liquor consumption and lost work days drop to about three per week.

George England Lfnecessary King George Glasgow Great Britain Industral Drinkere Americas Canada

Prohibition Cranks Fight Hur Demons Across the Land

In temperance rhetoric the author laments stubborn liquor harms as communities slowly curb drinks. He laments the beast of bootlegging resists full suppression, urging stronger measures and national resolve, noting calls for a decisive end despite ongoing dialogue and reform.

Pancho Villa Calls For Prohibition In Mexico

Pancho Villa, the Mexican leader, declares for prohibition. He says Mexico will be without liquor when peace comes, arguing drunkenness harms children and the poor, and that saloons are closed in towns his troops enter. He says officers and saloon keepers have faced severe consequences for drinking and selling to soldiers.

Pancho Villa Mexico

Taft and Sons Split Over Prohibition Debates

Ex-President Taft and his two sons differ on prohibition. Robert W Taft published in the Harvard Law Review arguing his father erred in vetoing a prohibition bill. Charles P Taft defended prohibition, noting successes in Maine and Kansas during a Yale debate with Syracuse University freshmen.

Taft Robert W Charles P Robert W Taft Harvard Law Review Charles P Taft Yale Syracuse University Maine Kansas

Distillers Welcome Reform Echoing Russian Leader

A historical note argues American distillers may adopt reform, citing Prince Obolenski's view that eradicating drunkenness is a duty for distillers who will sacrifice for reform. It also suggests economic reasons for saloons hinge on waste-to-wealth proof.

Heather Prince Obolenski Russia

RIGHT MAN FOR THE POSITION

Oliver O Agler recently deceased visited a Cairo hardwood yard with Fred W Upham. Floods mudded planks stored there. Agler prepared crews to wash boiled stock and assign duties. A man was found to hold the hose and the proprietor asked who would take charge. A long black man claimed the work and was paid.

Oliver O. Agler Cairo Fred W Upham Ohio Agler

Professor Sehmite endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills claim

Thomas Okla writes that long standing backache and kidney disease symptoms vanished after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports relief with two bottles and a later total remission for several years, urging others to try the remedy and buy from dealers or Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo, N.Y.

Aug F. W. Sehmite Thomas Okla Wright Dodd Sehinits Dodo Dodd's Medicine Co Puffalo

Harm for Lovers themes in early eighteenth verse

The passage cites George Weston from the Saturday Evening Poet, debating the age of eighteen as a threshold for female virtue and marriage. It frames admiration of beauty and wisdom with warnings about dangerous doctrines and moral risk in relations.

George Weston

Youngest to be decorated with Iron Crown in Germany

Alfonen Koberle, only thirteen and a half, awaits two and a half years before decoration is planned. Iloeton Poet Roberle, son of a laborer, joined volunteer bicycle men due to strong build. He shows agility and skill in port duties and in observing hostile movements.

Germany Alfonen Koberle Roberle

Insomnia Leads To Madness Says Coffee Alternatives

A Topeka woman details relief from insomnia and nervous distress after giving up coffee and switching to Postum. She reports rapid improvement, restored digestion, and peaceful sleep over five years, crediting Postum for her recovery and no longer needing medicines. Postum is offered in two forms with brewing instructions and pricing.

Topeka Pontum Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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