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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1918

Page

3

Rosario Argentina Its Growth And Port Commerce Detail

Rosario sits on a level plain along the Parana with widening avenues and parks, facing port growth. The English water company supplies domestic water from Parana reservoirs via 220 miles of pipes. sewerage is modern and expanding with 3 percent dividend to stockholders in 1914.

Santo Pelo Ome Kanes Iowa Rosario Nosarin Buenos Aires United States Noerria Tee Baer Sociedad Anesina Rallea Sid Mederniging Noxarte Ain Hocerico Suerez Paraguay Alto Marana Piermara Hermejo Rowarto Ie Parana

The Color Line Race prejedice te ahifriing Frew America over to the battlefields

An oblique, highly garbled historical clipping describes racial prejudice and mobilization in wartime America. It references Germans, Americans, and civil rights themes amid a chaotic mix of names, dates, and places, with fragmented mentions of recruitment, soldiers, and public tensions.

America Rane Carter Grerg Coventry Tim le Eprradiog Aloe Bert

Tank riding becomes London society fad

London society notes a new craze called tank riding as fashionable as ballooning once was. Lady Hamilton of Dalsell reportedly sat in a tank named Julian while it demolished some old buildings just for practice demonstrations.

London Hamilton of Dalsell Julian

Fragmented Irish War Memoir Fragment Highlights Volunteers

The text lists Irish figures and places connected to wartime support, naming Lon Antes and Major William Redmond among others. It notes the Shamrock Fund, Kingston Countess, and various Irish leaders, reflecting on national roles and sacrifice during the war and the Sinn Fein debate.

St Be Lont Antes Meath Marcons Kingston Ireland Lon Puisany Innlekilling Fusiliers Lon Puneane William Redmond Tom Kettle National University Poebiin Lieutenant Kettle Louvain Kettle Sinn Fein Snewer Iain Kettle Countess of Kingston Shamrock Funde

The Appeal to Fear and its Cold Sweat Terror

A German professor argues fear preserves social order by making others fearful, noting Teutonic belief in terror as a social weapon. He compares primitive medicine men to modern bullies, claiming Prussian fear hinges on convincing rivals they must also fear.

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Health of the Nation Tied to Clean Stores in War Time

A long article argues clean sanitary food shops are essential for public health during wartime. It discusses dirty stores spreading disease, the value of bright well lit shops, and state city efforts to improve cleanliness via color placards indicating sanitation levels and through cooperation among federal state and local officials.

Dimleul Sidre Ube Beth Dettetel Eben Lie Mtthdale Elores

Help Clean Up Stores After Towed Items Reported

Women and others urge cleanup of stores and streets after towed items report. Officials say proper sanitation steps are in place and storekeepers can improve standards by enforcing cleanup, appointing stewards, and coordinating with local teams.

Leaves Make Good Bedding In Food Crisis

Leaves make good bedding and can reduce dependence on straw for animal bedding. In many areas leaves are cheaper than straw, and the practice is common in southern woods. Sand over time has built fertility, and leaves provide humus to soil when other materials are scarce.

Winter Exercise and Flock Health in Wintering

Winter eye production considerations suggest exercise is not essential for wintering flocks. Some flocks lay well with little activity, yet long term production and mortality depend on proper management later in winter. Late fall garden cleanup reduces insect pests, aiding flock health.

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