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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
2
The article recounts Thanksgiving origins linked to Pilgrims at Plymouth and Leyden, detailing feasts, tobacco and seafood, Hudson's voyage, and Dutch support. It contrasts Irving’s chronology and praises Pilgrim dining, then shifts to native contributions, the cranberry, and modern reflections on Native peoples and enduring industry.
A playful verse depicts a Thanksgiving heraldic shield with pumpkin hues and cranberry lozenges. The scene lists foods like roasted turkey potato mash celery apples and crullers with a tablecloth and a bold top legend reading Thanksgiving attributed to Minsna Irving in the New York Sun.
A quirky social note describes Parisian and Frauen women forming a club to wear green ribbons seeking husbands. The plan hinges on public dating events, a mating ritual, and a competition to attract potential spouses amid wartime surplus women. The piece blends satire with social commentary on marriages and fate in a crowded urban scene.
Fragmented report outlines a plan to establish for old boys a college or fraternity aid program tied to theater activities. It discusses entry of students, funding, recruitment, and a potential emergency refuge, with unclear details and several garbled phrases. Named entities are not clear due to the damaged text.
A garbled report describes a presidential rally honoring the First Lady as she attends a White House event. The scene mentions President and Mrs Charlee, a crowd at the executive office, and a reception amid the pageant of duties and official success.
The fragmentary OCR mentions Washington and a water-related event with a recovery theme. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text, but it points to a college level incident or schedule involving a draft or intake. No clear date, place, or person can be reliably identified from the readable parts.
Disjointed OCR fragment details a chaotic episode involving Mark, German life and political intrigue, with mentions of deception, treachery, and a figure named Gerry amid a broader scandal. Names, dates, and places are obscured, but the narrative hints at a dramatic demise, a presidency, and foreign influences shaping events.
In Newfane Vermont Windham County combines jail and hotel under one roof. The same keeper administers both, a practical plan with known advantages. The two story white hotel faces the visitor and includes a desk, register, and a guarded entry across from the jail section. The jailer oversees inmate care, while county authorities handle detainees.
Henry Singer arrived from New York with funds and bought a church in Venice to provide a place to curse. His wife testified in Judge Haltscomn’s court defending a suit by Ben Lotter on a promissory note. Singer was declared insolvent and the wife is guarding.
A farmer named F Peel in Likton claims a world record for potato growing after weighing 124 pounds 6 ounces from just one pound of seed. The event drew a large crowd as Peel demonstrated the yield from a single pound of seed potatoes.
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