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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
2
A compact period piece urges better care for good health while noting how bad health is pampered. It contrasts treating good health harshly with soothing bad health, then shifts to a short promotional note praising Defiance Starch and describing proper starching to improve laundered fabrics.
A witty exchange notes Miss Gaddle lives in others’ affairs. The line implies she runs through public matters, yet keeps scandal at arm’s length, a comic toast to a busybody.
The Independence League wavers as Tamany Hall tightens control of New York City politics. Hearst aims to run on an independent ticket with fusion hopes in Manhattan and New York County, while resisting campaign funding pressures and outside donors. Reports note party leaders Luther, Bannard, Parsons, Woodruff and others shaping funds, with Republicans having influenced Hearst’s nomination in the mass meeting.
Marehalltown officials Mayor O L Ingeleda Assistant Chief Michael Clark Deputy Sheriff Charles J Nason and other city officers were arrested by United States Marshals on conspiracy to prevent a federal officer from performing duty Also arrested were saloonkeepers Bam Wenger Frite Wenger bartenders Leo McNamara and Beott Jones in connection with a September 25 incident involving federal officers accused of turning liquor evidence against a local liquor sale to an Indian.
The government named a court of ten, five military and five civil officials, to try the Port Arthur fortification engineers after an official inquiry found they accepted large sums of money and did little or failed to improve defenses. Friends of Gen Stoessel contend the findings exonerate him.
The Burlington main line west of Lincoln was halted for ten hours after two grain elevators burned in Denton, causing a major disruption to traffic in Lancaster County Nebraska.
Oklahoma reports a $2,064,971.88 gain in individual deposits across state banks for the period June 23 to September 1. Commissioner A. M. Young released the statement detailing the increase.
Aged Missourian Robert Macher of Lynn was found at Union Depot with injuries after being slugged by two men who lured him on a walk near the freighthouse. Fire at Central hotel caused damage and prompted a $1750 claim for a hat loss and time. Census scheduling notes and a civil engineer from St Louis, Q Lyman, resigned from city duties after disputes over contracted work in the area.
A series of grim notices spans several towns: a fatal derailment near Hillerd injuring three, a man in Kingstoo committing suicide by hanging after marrying days earlier, and a Georgian resident living locally for over fifty years. Additional items note a $80 post office robbery near Ashland, a pair killed crossing a railroad in Scotland county, a Roosevelt gift to Col Rob Blackwood, and a farmer’s failed self-harm attempt. Police shootout in Chaffee ends with officer Frank Black wounded.
The faculty Board announced new policy at William Jewell College that financial assistance will be withdrawn from spinisterial students who smoke, signaling a move to curb smoking and reduce funding support for affected students.
A garbled dialogue fragment discusses origins of the word bible from Latin and Greek roots, papyrus as writing material, and a mid century Christian text. It then shifts to a light exchange about a parrot and learning swear words, with stilted humor and misused phrases throughout.
A fragmented OCR reads like a local blurb about Chamberlais and a Loch Magere drug store. Mentions Geraldine and a vague fortune color phrase. The text is garbled with unclear names and details, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR shows a courtroom or probate scene with names like Howard lle, Bailala New York, and Smith-So The will was read while a man’s wife is described as entitling sympathy. The text contains garbled phrases about relief, salve, and wind, making exact facts unclear.
Readers debate the proper age for sending American children abroad to Europe. Arguments cover humiliation, independence, and whether four to five years is ideal for travel, with opinions on language learning and maturity before placement in Paris or other cities.
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