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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage references bread shortages and bakery operations in a region, mentioning months of operation, local bakeries, funds inquiry, and unclear figures. It hints at a statewide search for funds related to bakeries but lacks clear names or dates.
Fragmentary text mentions Armenians and Turks amid territorial tensions. It references Newrtjann and East te nomin ote niece, with notes on prohibition and seating arrangements involving orpiant-Kivrian. Overall, scene hints at a border dispute and ethnic strife without clear actions.
The text describes Armenian, Assyrian, Jewish and Christian children rescued from fear of the Turk. They are cared for in American supported orphanages and shelters. It notes starvation, exposure, and need for ongoing care as new waves of children arrive, with Americans urged to support and house them through extended relief efforts.
The notice announces a paper titled The Matte Thon Pursts published weekly on Tuesdays by Chandler and Company. It lists Dean B. Hil as manager and notes the paper entered at the mail as second class matter.
The readable text fragments reference notices of meetings and settlements, legal rates, and scattered phrases about advertising, bank statements, and promotions. It mentions a champagne offer and a hotel in Prague, with garbled names and unclear dates or places.
A fragmentary scene shows Miss Cayenne speaking on voting rights and women wearing outfits, urging women to feel empowered and exercise their duty as part of a local civic moment, though details are unclear.
Lutesville News reports visitors from Charleston Grassy Gravel Hill Ellis West Louisville and surrounding areas. notes include social visits church events quarterly conference and message about knowledges of the Odd Fellows lodge. references to local families, farming life, and upcoming sermons and campus travel.
A dense OCR fragment describes a rural sale and domestic training program linked to a Red Cross style peace initiative. It notes times, places, and a long list of household items for sale, with a cash and credit terms section and references to women’s education and sewing circles within a Amalgamated health and home economy movement.
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