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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
7
Central and northern Missouri farmers use cornfield undergrowth for sheep feed. Practice helps lamn feed and cowpeas yield varies with weather. delaying corn planting may improve pea growth. Sheep raking corn continues if crop exists. bred ewes and rams provide solid income, with lambs returning value by July and ewe fleece profits supporting farm economics.
An early 20th century notice discusses sheep farming in Missouri, emphasizing feed costs and market volatility. It notes lamb growth, pasture use, and the advantage of western feed sources. The piece highlights husbandry practices, seasonal feeding, and regional stock yards in Kansas City and St. Joseph as key to profit and supply.
A fragmented 1920s style piece discusses poultry house construction emphasizing ventilation durability and cleanliness. It covers width and height guidelines with suggested dimensions for flocks, light penetration from south facing walls, and the practicality of larger widths for efficiency. It also touches on motor tractors as future farm aids and notes the prevalence of wooden dwellings in New South Wales.
Mogadore Ohio resident Mee Loe Anges recalls severe female troubles before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three bottles her health improved, she avoided surgery and now has two healthy children. The letter promotes the remedy for displacements, inflammation and related ailments and invites confidential advice from Lydia Pinkham Medical Co.
An eclectic mix of stray quotes and anecdotes from a vaudeville venue and a French sewing machine invention sparks reflections on work and play. The piece weaves overheard chatter about performances, a critique of a poor act, and curious tech ideas like a piano sewing machine for hands-free stitching.
In a humorous courtroom exchange, Judge records Tommy’s reluctance to reimburse Mamma- Tommy after Titewadd handed over a penny, with Tommy exclaiming he is too surprised to pay.
A fragment reflects a bleak line of thought about a miser’s suicide, hinting at financial despair and weariness with endless spending. The lines suggest guilt or self-reproach tied to hoarding wealth and the burden of life.
A clipped urban note reports Dean's Men and the launch of several new bus lines with women set to serve as conductors. The piece mentions a remarkable coal mining record last year, totaling 84,500,000 short tons.
A telegram sparks panic in a merchant’s office as wavering resolve meets urgent clues. A wife’s letter to James reveals a missing trunk and a plea to pack a wallet without wrinkling it, hinting at a hidden heartbreak and a looming threat to their livelihood.
A garbled clipping mentions a strange incident with a bridge and an odd term about an investment. Names and clearer details are missing, leaving readers puzzled by what happened and who was involved.
A fragment shows a miner asking why he should economize for a minute and noting a record mine last year of over 3.45 million units. The lines are incomplete and no clear entities or events are fully identifiable.
A fragmentary script excerpt shows a couple's argument about who has the last word and willingness to compromise, with narrative lines indicating a heated exchange lingering as a ship metaphor passes. The readable text lacks concrete names, dates, or places.
An OCR fragment promotes Groves General Tonic as tasteless and effective for malaria fever debility and loss of appetite. It lists Quin ine and Tron as active ingredients and claims benefits for nursing mothers and pale sickly children while urging use. A separate recipe suggests cleaning woolens with cornmeal borax and soap.
Hands reddened and rough can be softened white in a single night with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Soak in hot water, dry, apply the ointment, and wear simple gloves to seal healing. The ad claims global availability and offers a free sample with a skin care booklet from Cuticura.
The remark portrays Dobbs as a decisive speaker who relies on gestures and practical sense in argument, claiming he surpasses others in common sense and action. The comment highlights his confrontational style and emphasis on tangible results.
Boeton Evening Tran script notes a wry line about Kate and her late husband and hints at limitations in fortune seeking after loss. The fragment suggests social commentary on marriage and wealth in a local historical context.
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