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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
6
A wild collection of quirky notes and snippets spans aviation jargon weather jokes and social curiosities. The column mentions King Manuel Americas Panama clubs and a nod to a patent for aviation insurance and a sugar burial tale. Various wry observations on women wealth dungeons of smuggling and upcoming plans for petroleum Atlantic crossings pepper the piece with a playful editorial voice.
A New York court states a husband is not obliged to support his wife's mother in law, noting a man does not marry his wife's entire family. The article adds a wry aside that an average wife may claim family beauty is inherited from her own side of the house.
Gook County voters deliver several state office wins while preserving key congressional seats. Democrats claim multiple gains as results confirm party strength in the region.
Complete returns show Democrats winning a broad victory with gains in Illinois state offices and several congressional districts. Illinois gains four Democratic congressmen while Republicans lose seats. national results reflect a dramatic Democratic surge altering the balance in the House and Senate.
Salt Lake City Utah Republicans sweep 12 seats in the Utah Legislature securing party control and setting up a Republican successor to Sutherland The American party carried Salt Lake City by a 400 vote plurality.
St Paul and statewide results show Republicans elected a complete state ticket with strong indicators that several Republicans and one Democrat will advance to key offices. The outcome signals a decisive party advantage and potential shifts in state leadership.
Sioux Falls returns show Veaney and Wood neck and neck in early results. Heavy Republican counties remain unheard from, expected to push Veskey into a strong lead.
Baltimore reports indications that Democrats will hold three congression al districts and gain two from Republicans, resulting in five Democrats and one Republican in the House. A heavy voter turnout was reported.
Kansas report from Topeka notes Governor W R Brubbs Republican appears to have won reelection, though by a smaller majority over challenger George Hodges. Hodges conceded as results from the state show Brubbs securing another term in office.
Santa Fe New Mexico report says the state constitutional convention rejected by a large margin the proposal to empower future legislatures to implement a direct primary system.
Pennsylvania voters backed a Republican governor and sent a broad Republican majority to the Legislature while also supporting a strong GOP tilt in congressional representation.
In Cheyenne Wyoming fourteen of four hundred fifty six precincts report results with Carey the Democrat at 155 and Mullen the Republican at an uncertain figure. For Congress Mondell the Hep candidate 128 Hose the Democrat 107.
Missouri election returns show James A. Reed of Kansas City elected U S senator over D R Francis by about 13 000 in a wave that defeats prohibition and sweeps away ten constitutional amendments. Republicans and Democrats both claim gains in house and state offices as officers are decided and a Democratic Senate pick emerges to succeed Governor Stephenson.
Governor Dahlman leads in Omaha and Douglas County as 14 of 51 counties report. Aldrich trails with Republican majorities widespread though not yet complete. Hitchcock conceded by party leaders. overall result suggests a Democratic state legislature and mixed congressional outcome with three Democrats, two Republicans, and one uncertain.
Partial returns from Memphis indicate DW Hooper as Republican winner in Tennessee governor race with at least a 15000 vote majority. Final result pending. victory margin favors Hooper in the Memphis area and statewide.
Late returns indicate Simeon K. Baldwin defeats Charles A. Goodwin for governor by about 5,000 to 6,000 votes. Democratic state chairman C. W. Comstock cites Baldwin’s lead of at least 6,000, with initial city tallies showing Baldwin ahead by 6,100 in major towns. Counted towns total 102 of 368, Baldwin 42,42. Goodwin 40,487.
A London Titbits report describes a nine year old spectator at a Blackburn Revere versus Olympic match who endorses violent play. He urges players to rush, clatter, and mow opponents down, while a parent claps a forward. An observer warns the boy may be killed before the game ends, but the child remains proud of his harsh view.
A mother from Litchfield Connecticut recounts her year and a half old baby's severe skin sores that worsened despite two doctors. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the child healed within months and has had no sores since. She emphasizes professional nursing and urges others to use Cuticura products.
A torn remnant describes Mr Toenltt Wrigh-lus and Miss Kidder-Ah in a fragmentary scene where an unspecified tear or squall caused damage to a piece of fabric or clothing. The legible words point to a disrupted event and damaged material.
In a fragmented scene a young boy laments that his birthday will arrive after his baby siblings and sister Adelaide detective insists that no one can change his birthday even his mother can’t. The garbled text shows a tense moment about birthdays and family dynamics with a detective involved. The dialogue hints at emotional strain and the child’s fixation on being first to celebrate.
The text argues kidney and bladder diseases stem from poor water intake and recommends drinking plenty of water along with a medicinal mixture. It prescribes Plaid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Rarsaparilia with instructions to take doses after meals and at night, emphasizing water throughout.
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