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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
3
Thousands of families are urged to eat Quaker Oats daily for thirty days in November. The campaign promises better health and vigor by replacing meat and grease with oats. Carried in regular and large family packs to support regular consumption for the month.
A harsh critique of President Taft and Western Republicans on tariff reform. The piece argues party solidarity blocks meaningful tariff revision, cites Payne-Aldrich and protectionist factions, and claims insiders profit while workers suffer as wages and hours shift following tariff actions. It notes Ballinger’s stance on conservation and corporate influence.
Rev T J West reports Missouri Baptiste Fe neral season shows 179 workers including pastors and chapel carers with 600 candidates for tremtorship. The plan requests $60,000 for mission work in the coming year and notes experience of $45,000 for the past year.
Rolla reports nine carloads of brick firn from the United River government hatchery, marking the ninth shipment since June. The bricks, over five inches long, were placed in the Little Jiew Ford wine yard, the largest so far received. In Chillicothe, a family driving to Wraymoor suffered a fatal crash when a runaway horse struck and killed one borest and wounded the other amid the mayhem surrounding the incident.
Jefferson City governor Hadley returned to his desk after meeting with the launlerstron commission down Garrett River. He voiced concern about undeveloped emotion in Missouri and proposed state action to regulate the oil industry. The plan includes supply control and regulatory measures, with criticism of current waste and calls for legislative action. The speech touched on energy policy, finances, and potential amendments by lawmakers.
A patient reports years of severe itching and painful swellings that broke and healed poorly. After trying doctors without relief, Cure for itching is claimed, with mention of Cuticura remedy and dramatic general health observations from 1908.
Jumbled OCR text appears to mock a courtly tale with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a judge giving strange advice, a patient, a government, a rescue, and odd dialogue about life, eternity, and help, all tangled in a surreal, incoherent monologue.
Delile proclaims maple trees top quality as he showcases a broad catalog of fit trees ornamentals and related items. Mr Burbank admires displays in Stark Street while a capable man demonstrates the latest offerings.
Fragmented ad style text touts Pettit's Eye Salve and Winston's Soothing Syrup as cures and remedies. It references various products with garbled phrases and no clear events, dates, or destinations, but presents a landscape of patent medicine claims.
A fragmented reminiscence references a social gathering with coffee and roasting, mentioning a third party observer and hints at a tense or uncertain scene. The text weaves names and phrases without a clear sequence, suggesting a memoir style or stray notes from a larger piece.
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