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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

3

Germans Take RoVe French Win Soissons

Germans advance on the Somme front and seize positions at RoVe while French forces recapture trenches at Soissons. Allied forces mass troops at Arras and renew flank movements as Crown Prince is pushed north from Argone. President Poincare heads toward the front to address troops as French gains are reported near Ruse and Toul.

Soissons Paria Somme Oise Hivere le Leas Woevre Alrica von Kluck Poincare Arras Aitch Bern Lees Tholem Ancre Vite Rotemune Worere Aprement de Meuse

Four Men Killed in Montana Riots

Fragmented report describes killings along northern rail towns including Great Falls and Wolf Point in Montana amid clashes involving the Workers of the World. A railroad car robbery attempt near Chelonen left a civil engineer and two band members dead, with a citizen injured at Wolf Point.

Montana Ihelesea Wolf Point Great Northern Railway Great Falle Networth Currene Todurchial Workers of the World Chelonen

In Sterling Lives a Girl

Sterling Conn Miss BenTon A PreLoguts describes monthly fainting weakness and female troubles relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A separate letter from Miss Visa Mynes Massena NY praises the remedy for anemia exhaustion pimples and prolonged illness urging others to seek restoration through the product.

Sterling, Conn Miss BenTon A. PreLoguts Massena N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Miss Visa Mynes Box 74 Massena, N.Y

Plague Reappears in New Orleans After Evacuation

A New Orleans plague scare returns as the city reports a reemergence four hours after a patient, King Yun Choe, was admitted to the isolation hospital. A four year old named John Karter was reportedly broken or injured in the incident.

Sete Yun Choe Iwlation Boepital John Kearter Brickon

Poems Stirred by Small Wars and Epic Dreams

The piece argues that great poetry rises from small wars and warlike acts, citing The Iliad and Chevy Chase as examples. It notes Kipling’s imperial muse shines when depicting petty warfare among distant tribes and warns that while true empire threats can forge epic verse, they also ground poetry in common realities.

Chevy Chase Kipling Atame Liston

Mysterious Death Reported In Vincennes at Bridgeport

Vincennes police are investigating the death of John St Cobb 24 of Lima Ohio, a machinist at Ohio Oil Bridgeport. He either fell or was thrown from a second story window, details unavailable.

Washington cancels third international peace conference

The State Department announced that all plans for holding the third international peace conference in The Hague next year have been abandoned due to unspecified reasons.

Washington The Hague Beinn State Department

Open Convention by Wireless in Wichita Telegraphic Start

President Wilson will open the International Wartime Congress in Wichita Kansas by wire on October 7. A tragedy is reported as Mary tents aged years and Heulah Lente were shot to death by their father James F Lentz at their home. Lents then killed himself.

Nordeaux Poincare France Prenier Vincent Alwander Mierstid Will Po Joffre Washington Wilson Wichita Kan Onektober Mary Heulah James F. Lentz

Rev Edmund Heslop and Dodds Kidney Pills Cure

Reverend Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered dropey and swollen limbs for a year. After using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills his swelling subsided and he regained strength. He praised the remedy and requested correspondence with Heslop about it. Free household hints music and recipes advertised.

Edmund Heslop Wigton Dodde Medicine Co Buffalo N.Y

Naptha Explosion Kills Man in Valparie Factory

In Valparie Indiana a naptha explosion at a paint factory killed Miver Smith and injured Umar Wheeter. Reports indicate about 1000 gallons of naptha erupted, causing a deadly blast and significant damage. Authorities are investigating the cause and assessing the site for safety.

Valparie Ind Miver Smith Valparive Umar Wheeter

Dog Retrieves Body From River in Rescue Effort

A flood rescue in the Floyd River area ends tragically as a dog pulls from the water a raw package containing the body of a child. Authorities describe the find as part of ongoing river recovery efforts.

Floyd Tere

Fire kills woman and three children on Arkansas farm

A fire on a farm ten miles south of here buried a woman and three children. Four members of the family were saved by a 10 year old boy. Reporter notes a separate shooting in Maude and a Louisville comptroller's prison sentence amid a year of automotive license increases and bond appropriations.

Hammond, Tod Here

Youthful classroom quip on soup speed by Janie

A teacher asks why it is best to eat soup fast when very hungry. Pupils stare as Janie offers a blunt rule from his experience that you can cut it down faster.

Janie

Senator Humphrey Dies In Illinois Legislative Career

Former Illinois state senator John Humphrey, age 7 years old, died in Liverpool while traveling in Europe. Humphrey served in the Illinois legislature for 206 years as a Republican.

Humphrey Chicago John Humphrey Liverpool England Europe

Picked Out The Right Time

A group of girls plans to make cutie candy but finds no chocolate. They order a mysterious "Aspecka" chocolate as a joke prompting Mary to call stores. She endures failed calls and returns in fury, sparking a brief rift in the group.

Mary Hitago Tribune

Echoes Board Story Of Loyal Schoolboy And Medals

A popular echoe board member recounts a tale of a schoolboy who spent 11 years at one school without absence or disciplinary issues. He earned medals, and when the eleventh was awarded the mother was asked about inheritable diseases. she quips that the boy only missed during holidays, underscoring his steady attendance and pride in achievements.

Echoe

Pimples Ruin Complexion Prompts Home Remedy

Charley F. McGinn of Olney Illinois writes of a week long pimples outbreak that ruined his complexion. He tried a commercial cream without relief, then used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, washing with the soap and applying the ointment, reporting complete recovery in two weeks.

Avo Olney Chas FE McGinn Poatecard “Cuticura

Penitentiary visit sparks tale of piano theft

Speaking offered as part of a dialogue Franklin ti Lane recalls an afternoon at the penitentiary when an elderly visitor questioned an inmate about stealing a piano. The inmate admitted the crime and described the judge's leniency as weakness, prompting further remarks about strength.

Franklin Ti Lane Secretary of the Interior

Fragmented OCR reveals wartime crowd chant in Havre report

The excerpt describes a crowd on a Havre dock with soldiers singing in English about the King and a reference to Macaw town and Helgians. It notes General Hingham and a rising belief in a long war to Tipperary as part of a transgressor story amid the Brotherhood of Man chatter.

Havre England Gardoecot Massie Fiscetts Hingham Tipperary

Fashion Note Brings Jibe At War Time French Styles

A leading club woman quips that the war will spare us from invading sebucking French fashions. At a club dinner a fashion writer agrees the foreign modes are caricatures and mockingly suggests calling them ta ke offs.

Fragmentary OCR Notation on Land Tax and Personal Courage

The readable text mentions taxed land area in Japan and residential shares, then shifts to fragments about fishing, staying home, and a woman's scornful look. No clear events or persons emerge beyond generic phrases and misread words.

Japan

How Europeans Get Our Gold

A fragmented recollection describes how Europe allegedly acquired $126.00 in American gold through selling American bonds and exchanging them via brokers. The text weaves odd anecdotes about exchanges, the treasury, and strangers, ending with a confused note on gardening and secrecy.

Europe Amercan Gol United States Evers New York

Unclear prompt text regarding a teacher and war attention

Fragmentary input mentions a teacher named Johnny and references excuses, wartime attention, and a student, but details are too incomplete to identify events, entities, or a clear news item for a proper summary.

Heavy Cost of Bad Weather in England Delays Work

A report notes continued frost or snow in England leads to mass idle days, with an estimated one million workers idle as a consequence. The tally highlights economic disruption from winter conditions affecting productivity and daily labor.

England

New Jersey 1912 Mineral Production Value Revealed

New Jersey's mineral production for 1912 was valued at 715,061 dollars. The data highlights the state's mining activity, with various mineral outputs contributing to the total sum.

New Jersey

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