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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
4
An exchange of garbled phrases shows townsfolk debating a trolley issue and local concerns. Residents including Mr Wiles and others voice mixed opinions about transport, safety, and future plans amid a chaotic transcription.
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Classified notice seeking men with families to take charge of about seven sections of land and a drained creek bottom with 1000 acres available for corn ground on easy terms next year. Also advertises 100 laborers to clear land and operate a sawmill at 2.40 to 3 dollars per day. Mail to 1. 1. Griffin box 165 Fornfelt Mo. Osteopath Dr Meehan opens office in Lutesville near Bollinger County Bank offering free consultation and literature.
A fragment of a Thanksgiving poem evokes fading light and a path guided by enchantment. The speaker feels God’s love and gives thanks as the world feels alive and luminous at dusk.
The text discusses leadership, progress, and civic responsibility, urging individuals to balance personal views with neighbor welfare. It reflects on communal advancement, warnings against self overreach, and the need to work with others for societal betterment.
A landlady speaks at a Thanksgiving dinner about gratitude for small mercies during Boulder cooking moments with a small turkey. The scene captures modest hospitality and a reflective mood on appreciation in daily life.
The garbled text references a Lincoln era Thanksgiving proclamation urging national unity and victory over civil strife. It alludes to peace, liberty, and the nation’s difficult war years, mentioning Washington and the idea of observing Thanksgiving. The imperfect wording obscures exact dates and full sentences.
A playful community scene celebrates sharing food and warmth as neighbors thank the season. People express gratitude for pork chops beans coal and sturdy company while a chorus notes everyone is facing winter together.
The turkey was domesticated by Southwest aborigines and Aztecs centuries before Europeans arrived. The Vincentan variety was tamed by Indians, giving rise to about ten varieties, with possible admixture from Northern wild turkeys. Aztec feather cloth of ocellated turkey feathers linked to Madrid palace examples. similar garments appear in Mesa Verde and other Southwest sites.
A child voice expresses thanks for being alive at age ten, play outside with kin and a kitten, pumpkins and pumpkins lanterns, a cozy wood, Grandma’s sweet treats, and the turkey on Thanksgiving. The piece closes with gratitude for family moments and simple pleasures.
Fragmented wartime prose laments day after D day and calls for sacrifice. The piece mourns lost futures and urges devotion, reflecting on fathers and sons serving the country. It names duty, sacrifice, and longing, lamenting fear and urging resilience.
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