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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
7
The article highlights women's roles in the tuberculosis campaign, noting millions of literature pieces distributed, tens of thousands of lectures given, and funds raised to aid needy cases. It describes traveling campaigns, local chapters, and the spread of preventive work across the United States, emphasizing education and care led by women.
The sweet crisp food is universally liked by children and provides a wholesome relish for mothers as a reliable snack choice.
Fragmented state race data indicate Republicans and Democrats split seats with varying margins. Figures show percentage splits among major candidates, with notes on key offices including treasurer and superintendent. Voter totals imply shifts in regional support and evolving party strength.
A garbled OCR piece discusses dairy industry work and payment for mileage fees. It mentions Holsteins, sugar and dairy topics, and references to various places and figures in a period newspaper tone. The fragment includes terms like mile, fees, and references to figures and obligations.
Fragmented report details an insanity case and an arrest linked to a teen era crime. Names and locations are garbled but reference to a 2024 or earlier trial appears, with mentions of Missouri and Pacatona state. The text is unreadable and partially corrupted.
Lebanon reports the Laclede County Teachers association held a two day session with about 10 teachers attending under county superintendent EW Plager. Sprinfield State Normal leader W oT Dar tington and Drury College president Gworke addressed the institute during the sixty fifth session. The Wyaconda Baptist association met at Mount Salem and adjourned after a two day mission with next gathering planned for La Sratge in August 1911. A drowning incident occurred in Jefferson City when Miss Maria Becen, 22, daughter of Frank Fegen, died after falling into a half barrel of water.
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for urinary issues and aches, claiming quick relief after other options failed. The ad cites milky secretions, back pain, and dizziness, with a testimonial from a user and pricing details.
A dubious 1908 testimonial spacer touts Cuticura remedies as life saving for eczema and malaria like a miracle cure. It recounts severe skin flares, suicidal thoughts, and eventual relapse after doctor visits, then credits Cuticura with dramatic improvement after baths and treatments.
The readable fragments refer to a person named Chev Jand Leader and a money transaction. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or place to anchor a concise news item. Unable to determine a definite incident or outcome from the fragment.
A clipped dialogue reads like a social aside with a husband strategizing amid a strained dinner invitation. Names and clear actions are scarce, but the tone hints at domestic tension and miscommunication.
In a small town a man who begins to think he would amount to much soon realizes limits of ambition. The piece contrasts small town restraint with the perception of larger urban prospects.
An unclear weather notice describes a poor forecast and a disrupted schedule. The fragment mentions Mr JinkgeeSo and a 7 This weather is awful hinting at worsening conditions and possible delays.
The passage mixes comic sketches and conversational vignettes as a narrator recalls scenes from a past era. It mentions a bald headed gentleman, an innocent Kitty, a Mr Harriman gathering railroad men, and a witty exchange about photographs and portraits, all embedded in a stream of humorous asides and literary references.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a cryptic tale set around a waning hour, a keeper, and a dining moment. Names and places are unclear, but the piece evokes tension over a selfless act and an impending outcome within a bleak setting.
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