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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
7
A humorous tale shows a sister avoiding cooking while well read. A suitor courts the sister, promises meals, but the brother in law arrangement leads him to marry the practical woman who can cook, teaching that you must Catch your Hare before you Cook.
A satirical tale follows a discerning woman who probes men’s politics and habits only to realize a man can be uniquely peculiar. Her sharp knowledge proves misleading as she encounters a sisterly warning and a rival with strong views on currency. The piece ends with a cautionary moral about appearances and perception.
A cartoon dialogue shows a man blaming his liquor habit on his parents while a teacher and a boy named Johnny Rinks discuss arithmetic. The exchange highlights failing home instruction and Johnny’s poor math, noting bowling scores and batting averages as the only math the man knows.
A theater producer famed for dramatic shows showed off during a rehearsal for The Holy City. He demanded 12 more stagehands after a manager correctly identified the 12 disciples in a large scene, revealing his need for prominence.
A self written testimonial from George Miller recounts a severe facial infection starting as a pimple that itched and burned. After failing with two salves, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting rapid relief and a full cure in twenty days. Supplies advertised with free samples offered.
A garbled fragment suggests a discussion of New York dance trends and social scenes with references to individuals and a restaurant proprietor. The text mentions a long established family business and a sequence of disjointed remarks, ending with a perceived insult and a Princeton Tiger reference.
The writer reports Western Canada improves. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta show strong crops, rising plowing, and steady seeding. Farms expand into hay, cattle, hogs, and sheep with new buildings and alfalfa. Montana Oregon and Washington farmers migrate, Panama Exposition trips via Canadian West. Panama Exposition travel via three main railways to view prairie, wood, and mountain scenery.
In Kelsey v Retuzaini the Connecticut Supreme Court held a broken fence and failure to repair not the proximate cause of cattle deaths after livestock wandered into a sprayed area. The ruling touched negligence assumptions and foreseeability in a plant spraying incident.
Dialogue shows Patber and Tommie debating choices between attending a show with no money or splitting wood. Father weighs in, noting the irony and uncertainty of a cure. The scene centers on a household decision amid a cold day.
The passage sketches a frightened scene with a child named Tammie and his mother discussing fear during a storm. Vague dialogue hints at faith, danger, and a shoreline perhaps near a famous cascade. The text also mentions a tourist amid riverbed explorations and a man who cannot alter the world with self-reproach.
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