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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
3
Jefferson City dispatch reports the Missouri crop bureau's estimates for October 1 highlight gains in corn and oats but a price drop, with wheat and potatoes declining. The note covers state figures for yields and prices, plus penitentiary labor changes, revenue shifts, and public service complaints.
A garbled dialogue shows a tense evening scene with references to a detective or absence of a doctor and a misheard exchange about questions of legality, urging restraint as family members argue about approval and conduct. The fragment hints at a paused moment of questioning authority and social norms.
A fragmentary remark about a baseball tame prompts questions about naming and tradition. The line echoes a casual, era voice, hinting at local sports lore and the social chatter surrounding nicknames and events.
Odd ad fragment touts a hair dressing product claiming it makes the user look younger by ten years within a minute. It references terms like Creole Hair Dressing and mentions a housefly with vibrating wings as part of the bizarre description.
An old advertisement claims a reader recovered from back pain nerves and dizziness after using Dodd's Kidney Pills produced by Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo New York. It promotes other products and free household hints and music lore.
A department clerk, overwhelmed by a striking young woman, lets her buy a large bill of dry goods on credit without providing a name. When asked who to charge the purchase to, the clerk stammers and cannot recall her name, muttering misc company terms. The scene ends with the boss cutting in sarcastically.
An astronomer speculates that Hal Cate pus in the southern Argo constellation is an immense star far beyond familiar scales. It lies at a staggering distance of 50 light years, with a volume about 40,000 times that of Earth’s seas and brightness around 45,000 times greater.
A brief, fragmented historical text references mushrooms near dashed dialogue. The readable lines show a quirk of spelling and an inquiry about whether mushrooms appear beyond a distant horizon, signaling an incomplete correspondence.
A fragmented line appears to depict a quarrel or cryptic statement about a wife, a feverish condition, and unclear personal sentiment. The text is garbled and offers few concrete details, leaving the broader context and participants uncertain.
The readable fragment advertises La Crnole Hair line with a price of $1.00. It mentions restoring beauty and gloss to streaked hair and references a booth in charts. unreadable portions prevent full details.
An old style ad fragment promotes La Cre oe Plate Dhrrasing as a natural hair dye solution. The copy jokes about gray hairs and a man with an omelet, using playful phrasing to attract readers.
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