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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary note discusses timing and decision making about a ride and bill. Reads as garbled guidance on whether to defer a payment or act now. The passage lacks clear named entities or concrete events.
Fragmentary OCR describes a dye product labeled Damon Dyes Color Card offering 16 rich colors. Claims include simple use for women, dyeing old garments and textiles like wool silk linen cotton. No concrete dates, prices, or company names verifiable in available text.
A garbled note describes visitors being entertained by Newvombes and their furniture exhibit. It notes attention shown during the reception and hints at a nearby festival or event context, with emphasis on social interaction and hospitality.
The text touts Green's August Flower as a reliable digestive remedy for indigestion nervous disorders and related symptoms. It claims decades of use in thousands of households and presents the product as a gentle laxative with broad health benefits. An advertisement style note ends with a stray line about a collision and depreciation in a railing stock, reflecting fragmented OCR.
New safeguards for entering plants and plant products were enacted August 1, covering prohibited and restricted imports arriving at U S ports. Captains must report cargo, origin, arrival details, and steps to prevent insect or disease escape. inspectors may direct destruction or removal at ports and territorial waters if needed.
The notice claims pimples and skin blemishes signal skin diseases, urging treatment with S.8.3. and directing readers to write to Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, 152 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, for free guidance. It emphasizes blood as the source and discourages local remedies.
Eradicate poison ivy from fences and trees by cutting below soil and saturating soil with strong salt brine. Wear heavy gloves, handle contaminated clothing with care, and spray above-ground parts with brine to kill growth. A safer method is to cut deeply and saturate root zones with salt solution, with guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture.
A roughage-focused note discusses straw as usable roughage for wintering cattle and sheep, highlighting poor hay supply and the role of straw in rations. It notes farm culture and practical feeding considerations, stressing value of the straw’s fiber content for livestock.
Instruction urges farmers to cull all fowls that show weakness or dullness. Identify old or young birds with drooping tails or rough plumage and exclude those not suitable for breeding. Focus on hens that moult early and only keep strong vigorous males and those with desirable pure bloodlines.
A Market Reporter article discusses the cottonseed meal market as the United States Department of Agriculture notes. A New Jersey association delayed a purchase after reading the piece, illustrating how timely market information influences buying decisions. The Market Reporter, a weekly bulletin, covers prices, stocks, and movement of live stock, meats, dairy, fruits, vegetables, nuts, cotton, grain, hay, and feeds, compiled from primary market centers and railroad reports.
In a clipped message the exiet Minnseriy outlines a plan involving crabs and a Keely. Deputy Leweet questions the suitability of the girl, signaling a dispute over eligibility or suitability.
Old advertisement copy urges using AW exquisitely scented talcum with skin care benefits. It touts a refined fragrance, gentle powder, and perfume components as essential for daily toilette. Aims to position Cuticura as a leading cosmetic option.
A narrator recalls a tense exchange near a corner shop where a failed loan and a demand for payment sparked a verbal confrontation. A bystander mentions a quick reaction, a shouted line, and warnings about consequences as the scene unfolds by a busy urban street.
The United States Department of Agriculture analyzes how 100 pounds of hogs compare to bushels of corn in price. Variations show the corn belt higher values and New England lower, with a narrow current spread. The department expects hog prices to rise faster than corn over the next year or corn to fall relative to hogs.
Careful preparation of the seed for sorghin and saving the best for seed. Grass should be allowed to cure partly before it is shocked. There are tows thin 90,000 motor trucks of America s 000,000 ferma.
A fragmentary OCR jot notes a difficult phrase about effort and something omitted. The text is incomplete and unreadable in parts, offering no clear event, person, or place to anchor a concise news item. The readable portion hints at a failed or stubborn task but lacks specifics.
A garbled OCR style notice touts Pape's Diapepsin as a stomach aid promising rapid relief from indigestion. It claims immediate effect and long term stomach comfort, with references to physicians, manufacturers, and yearly sales but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Amateur OCR notes discuss dairy and meat production, mentioning leptin and grain energy in cattle diets. The text hints at public science awareness and a monthly science theme, with emphasis on energy efficiency and feed budgets.
The readable lines show garbled text with possible names and actions but no clear event, date, or location. It mentions a peek of a cigar and a person named Lin wood trey, but content is largely indecipherable.
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