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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment discusses clothing and affection with lines about love growing cold. It references preparations and questions about someone’s wellbeing in a stray, unfinished format. The text lacks clear names or events to anchor a fuller summary.
An odd ad promises free Cuticure samples claiming relief for scalp troubles and dandruff. It urges readers to request “Cuticera, Dept. X. Reston” by mail with a 2 percent Beep Olotment and unspecified terms.
A garbled OCR sample mentions a Chinese merchant, delicate china, and water effects. It references a person named F. Cooney and a December date, with unclear context and many misspellings. The readable items suggest a disrupted public notice or legal line from a historic page segment.
A garbled narrator describes a departing figure and a night scene near a large room. A janitor nearby notes workers and voices, hinting at fear and tension as someone plans to escape or observe. The piece conveys a tense, claustrophobic mood.
A fragment describes Mr Viewen at one end of a breakfast table. Mrs Brown questions daylight saving and a mill owner, James Perkins of Polewater toll at Keanoebankport Maine, discusses tide schedules and water flow on the Menses river. He follows the tide and ignores clocks, with a daylight plan questioned.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses proper flag handling and display in public events. It emphasizes raising the flag quickly and with dignity, keeping it from touching the ground, avoiding draping over chairs, and not placing it over speakers tables or ice water. It warns against hanging flags at doorways and arches and notes distress signals for inverted flags and the need for separate staffs during multiple flags.
Mike Hogan, machinist by trade, earned a spring tryout with John McGraw after the Giants president noted his name. Hogan, a relative unknown, traveled from Meridan to Marlin for a chance in the strongest minor league, thanks to a name that impressed Megan Megraw.
A garbled wartime style recipe collection lists mashed potatoes and bread mixtures, multiple potato and onion dishes, and a potato bread style bake. It names steps like boil, mash, mix with fat, salt, pepper, and milk, then shape into coins and bake briefly. It also hints at meat and vegetable gravies and care with water warmth and fat, all in a fragmented, OCR’d format.
The shea or butter tree is gaining notice for its nuts and vegetable butter. It already exports to Europe where artificial batter makers use it. The tree bears at fifteen and peaks at twenty five, with potential for chocolate, candy, and soap production.
A quirky aphorism set explores jealousy as a flaw, a shady character disrupting calm, love during courtship in darkness, genius men profiting a talent, singers chasing balance yet miss success, and risk aversion leading to defeat, all in punchy, paradoxical lines.
The 1920 census may push fifteen American cities past half a million, with New York Chicago and Philadelphia leading. The fourth place contender could be Baltimore Detroit or another large city, amid speculation on future growth and migration patterns.
Disjointed quotes reveal strained conversations touching on marriage, loyalty to figures, and political figures. A Senator laments miscommunication, while references to a lion tamer and a potential interview suggest a chaotic scene with blurred motives and personal conflict.
The piece notes 100000 troops described as a corporal’s guard, contrasting with larger historic forces. It compares Grant Meade’s Army of the Potomac at Gettysburg and Chattanooga scales, and mentions Sherman from Atlanta and Napoleon at Waterloo, detailing relative army sizes and crises.
An advertisement extols a corn removal product promising painless relief. Claims that a few cents buys a bottle that softens corns and facilitates lifting them away with little discomfort. The text uses marketing pseudo humor and exaggerated assurances of effectiveness.
A garbled text fragment discusses medical procedure, kidneys, and warnings. It mentions a person named Giak Wier and references ailments, treatments, and potential dangers. The readable portions suggest a discussion of organ questions and health system issues without clear narrative.
Text fragment discusses German origins and a vague vigilante motif. It mentions Hormmus Vietar Pomdarling and Good Brida with unclear actions. The passage includes garbled names and phrases, offering no clear event or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms.
An article notes farmers work harder using their feet to power tools, boosting efficiency. The piece mentions Avon’s Forte Base and a Camhers etary product, with a 2-Act reference, and discusses fatigue and productivity issues among workers.
An old time health tonic advertisement touts a blood cleansing remedy for general weakness paleness and fatigue. It lists ingredients such as Biowd rot Gale eo Steel root and Queen's het with a long mis-spelled lineup and claims relief for poor appetite and weakness, presenting a period style product pitch amid ornate wording.
An advertisement claims EATONIC tablets instantly curb excess stomach acid after meals, aiding digestion and preventing sour distress. It promotes BATYONIC as a remedy for indigestion and promises refunds if relief fails. available in 30 cent bottles from Ratente remedy Co. in Chicago.
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