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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
7
Historical breeding guide details selecting brood sows from the best female stock, favoring gentle, well-structured sows with strong, fertile bodies. It emphasizes traits like foreheads, necks, rib depth, and udder quality, plus the need to cull nonproductive animals and maintain herd vigor for future litters.
A Missouri agricultural note endorses growing poultry as farm income. It cites Plymouth Rock as common, compares whole grain fattening to shelled corn feeding, and reports Penn State experiments from 1911 showing gains, costs, and crate fattening methods. It details a 15–25 bird crate design for Missouri farmers, with ventilation and feeding practices for efficient fattening.
In a courtroom a witness recalls a debate where Cart led a defender to mock women rights while Chapman Catt ridiculed the idea that women should govern. The exchange hints at a broader domestic trouble and a presidential decree court case about honesty and punishment.
An advertisement recounts a man from Genesee Ave Bagina Michigan who suffered nine months of severe facial pimples. After trying Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment from a free sample and buying a cake, his skin healed in about ten days with the face clear of sores.
A quirky tale features a diproraniac as the lead character in a legible, entertaining piece for Fummers magazine. The excerpt promises a lively narrative with sharp wit and bold storytelling.
A fragment shows Mrs Chugene asking when her husband will be home and another replies he is running his own motor car. The exchange conveys household uncertainty and a modest domestic scene.
A brief, terse exchange appears to be from the Boston Transcript with a line about a wife being away or nowhere. The fragment suggests dialogue rather than a full article, offering limited context on persons or events.
Seldom Are. Ad you attend that terrible play I diam And was i I as immoral as you had been led to hope?
In a rural setting a man and woman await a homebound trolley. A passerby questions if the car will run soon as they discuss timing. The exchange highlights a long wait with no immediate service and a neighbor confirming plans, underscoring transit delays in the countryside.
A young couple married in a simple Scottish fashion stopping near women where a marriage could not be conducted in the usual way. They presented a signed document witnessed by two men and agreed to become husband and wife after a brief ceremony. The scene included an exchange and a cautious approach to formalizing their vows.
Teor discusses men wearing certain pine patterns and attire. The note reflects on appearance norms and potential stylistic expectations among men.
Advert says women nearing menopause face hot flashes dizziness headaches and anxiety and that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps during this critical period. It cites testimonials from Cadiz Ohio Fleetwood Pa Munford Ala praising relief and improved health after use.
A garbled narrative from a draper’s shop recounts a customer demanding muslin while a frightened clerk and passerby alert a constable. Amid misread titles and currency talk, the piece riffs on Wall Street and a bumbling stenographer, noting currency officials and a wobbling copy in a shabby, chaotic vignette.
An old notice urges careful use of CAETORIA with the Castoria signature used for over 30 years. The piece mentions Fletcher's Castoria as an easy winner and includes a satirical remark by Senator Ker Pittman about two lobbyists quarreling in Tonopah. It notes a street confrontation between Blue and Stuff with a brisk line about who had the start.
A dispute includes a crude insult about a girl named Smith. Bystanders recall one speaker calling her dumb and the other agreeing that her speech reveals it. The report notes the exchange as part of a larger incident without detailing any consequences.
Notice warns that neglecting a cold risks complications like pneumonia and declares Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops aid in easing symptoms at druggists.
A fragment suggests a character dismisses moonshine amid a starlit night mood. The line conveys a curt, witty exchange as tension and atmosphere hinge on the moonlit setting.
A reader asks if honesty is truly best in minor issues while others argue for pragmatic lying. The exchange highlights varying ethical stances and practical concerns in everyday decisions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 1 pm meeting with unclear names and phrases. The readable items reference Hicks and Wicks discussing plans, with garbled surrounding words that do not form a coherent event or date. Further context is needed to extract a solid news item.
A fragment from a local notice reports questions about a new school project. Readers note uncertainty over whether a new facility exists, with phrases suggesting inquiry into educational plans and community impact.
A garbled clipping suggests a curious tale about a hat worn at a wedding and a woman dedicating her life to a crusade. The fragment mentions a rambling judge and a transition into public charity. The read appears as scattered notes from a gossip column.
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