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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
5
A collage of quotes contrasts slang awareness and language unity with notes on misinterpretation. It cites London and American observers on how new talk appears different yet resembles familiar roots, illustrating linguistic drift and resistance.
A fragmented report describes King Midas turning a hand to gel and notes the mishap as a cautionary tale. The passage hints at misfortune and a peculiar transformation with material loss and confusion.
A Vermont native living in Wisconsin and Mississippi, 108, will cast a ballot in November while also facing a theft case involving her grandson Hervey J. Mullett. She recounts Civil War memories and her late husband’s service, noting she has never before needed legal protection.
An elderly woman described her suspicions and revealed items taken by Harvey, including a boiler and a frame, as she testified. The grandmother vivid in detail recounted finding a note and seeing Harvey near her home, prompting demands for examination and support for her granddaughter.
Lisbon’s extravagant gambling houses once lined the streets in palaces and clubs. After Premier Baptista’s government took office strict enforcement closed the major venues and forced many to shut or disguise as restaurants, with police raids and renewed efforts to reopen met with crackdowns.
A fragmented, inexact report details a political nomination dispute in Muskogee County. It mentions a former soldier and a rent lease issue near the Kansas line, suggesting leases once held are now worth far less. The county attorney’s salary is noted as 200 per year.
Maltese fishermen discovered a complete German signaling apparatus anchored in Melleta Bay at twenty fathoms. The device, with a non functioning mast and parts eight fathoms deep, was recovered by dockyard authorities for examination. The find implies regular signaling with submarines during the war.
A political piece attacks Republican claims against the League of Nations, debunking charges that the league’s structure risks United States sovereignty and war. It insists Article X aligns with the Monroe Doctrine, asserting prudence and peace while refuting five key accusations.
All Honor to Tennessee for ratifying the nineteenth amendment granting woman suffrage. The piece hails Tennessee as a Democratic state that advanced true democracy by eliminating sex distinctions in justice and patriotism, framing the move as a milestone in American political history.
Governor Cox urged veterans to raise their hands to show commitment and asked others in the Indiana audience to finish the job. The piece notes his committee’s push to limit campaign contributions to 1000 while targeting larger donors, portraying Cox’s approach as a right kind of front porch campaign by engaging the people on their own front steps.
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