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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
4
A garbled excerpt shows scattered phrases about gratitude, power, and global topics with many unreadable names and potential references, yielding no clear incident, date, or location from the readable portions.
A heartfelt plea to raise civic spirit amid a wave of brutal crimes near Farmington and beyond. The text condemns violence, praises reform efforts, and laments moral decline while noting police actions and confessions in recent cases. The piece urges community education and better values to restore social order.
The St Joseph Observer editorializes on alleged fraud in congressional franking and the so called hunger for office. It notes limited press focus on filling subordinate posts as the new administration begins and asserts the public seeks good government over office-seeking.
A historical note details slate pencil production with slate quarries in Penna, including machinery that sawns slate rocks into panes and emery wheels finishing pencils. The article contrasts American and German imports, describes packing in woolen cases, and notes pencils vary in softness and color. It also touches on broader reflections by Walley Maupin.
A debate centers on the privilege and cost of government campaigns and the use of public funds for political materials. It notes that $20,000,000 might fund tatters if not spent, with $3,250,000 paid toward political aid and a potential $1,000,000 deficit avoided by curbing expenses. The piece contrasts Democrat control and calls for frank action to end discredited distributions.
A garbled Rural Society fragment from The Commoner by M. Maupin mentions a tree at Gare timbe and a discussion of attire and propriety. The excerpt references Shame, wet wool, and a vague event possibly tied to Belanand, with question about value and wear.
The essay argues Germany and Seelind drift toward war, citing poverty and high prices as signs of strain. It notes dog meat in Berlin stalls as proof of deprivation and critiques a society burdened by war preparations and idle wealth.
A garbled broadcast of a theater or portrait satire features a performer named Tay Jurstire and Abe Salsner as the VINK Paseimeer presenting to the American public. The mangled text hints at a satirical sketch or roving act with caricatures and family involvement, urging readers to send in clippings for a year’s subscription to a Dayton, Ohio outlet.
Fragmentary lines discuss fall spending in Detig weeds and concerns about snow blockades in water. Mentions road minhing and tear business with unclear meaning. No clear persons organizations places or events to identify.
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