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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

3

Wheat prizes awarded in Western Canada farming contest

In a regional wheat competition a Western Canada farming prize was awarded with details on yields, costs, and profits per acre. Mrs. Lar Comin of Hirtle, Manitoba, won notable honors including the legacy prize for outstanding farming efficiency, amid discussion of land values, soil quality, and potential returns for grain crops in the area. The piece also touches on weather, market prospects, and investment in Western Canadian agriculture, referencing land purchases and the broader profitability compared to U.S. districts.

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German Plot in Congress Astounds Nation

Congress and officials reel from Secretary Lansing’s disclosures about Count von Bernstorff’s prewar plan to pay up to fifty thousand dollars to influence U.S. lawmakers and sway public opinion toward Germany. The letter to Berlin and subsequent testimony reveal German propaganda funds, questioning loyalty, with calls to expel suspected conspirators and root out German influence.

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Age of Youth In War Time Rations and Gossip

Fragmented text appears to mock wartime rules and social norms. It references liquor control in Bermuda and curfew times, mentions soldiers and officers, and contains garbled dialogue about appearance and daily life. The piece seems to be a collage of overheard conversations and newspaper satire.

Ambitious Collegian Contemplates Return to Civilians Life

An opaque dreamlike monologue follows a figure named Dobbin through altered states and surreal images. The piece references Crocs magazine, King, and a transition from power to ordinary life as the narrator questions the hero’s future. Contemplation centers on spring, memory, and the hope of a simple, human reunion.

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A Wee Orang-Outang Prof Willum to Merusiie the TOtAd Final

Fragmented OCR narrative describes a chimpanzee training scene with a professor and keeper in a cage. It details attempts to perform tasks, a moment of testing the ape, and observers noting reactions and a contested outcome in a zoo-like setting. The excerpt is heavily garbled but centers on an ape learning behavior under human tutelage.

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