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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
7
A fragmented verse rich in archaic tone extols labor and industry. The speaker invokes hands steadied by right and duty to power mines, mills, ships, and foundries, urging toil to brighten the world and sustain national strength through steel, timber, ore, and waterway projects.
A 2,000 year old account recounts labor unrest in Ephesus sparked by Paul's preaching of Christianity. The piece contrasts labor as mental and physical exertion with philosophical debates and notes how Artemis worship fueled public upheaval and a riot at the theater involving traders and craftsmen.
A summary of events from August 30 to September 4, 1914, noting German advances from Amiens to Laon, bombardments on Paris and Antwerp, German and French air engagements over Paris, and early battles in Galicia and the Marne region. A mix of naval actions, troop movements, and political shifts across Europe during the opening year of World War I.
Announcement claims a method to produce soap from sugar abundant in Germany replacing scarce inputs. The new soap is described as fine and durable in salt water, suitable for naval use and laundries. It supposedly cleans without harming silks and enhances colors while reducing wear and tear.
A wartime editorial urges Americans to use Labor Day to study and prepare for long readjustment after Europe’s war. It argues long production and trade changes will shape schedules for households and business, urging readiness, self sufficiency, and sober work ethic to ensure prosperity whether the war lasts long or ends soon.
Canadians widely discuss daylight saving to shift clocks one hour on April 1 each year. Meetings across cities push the issue before federal parliament during the current session. The Malifa committee includes city council, labor, and merchant representatives. A safety note offers a stain removal tip using boiled water and repeated washing.
A passerby comments on a Rayp obelisk drawing noting the pictures are fine but lacking context. The man with faint eri argues the artist should include reading to explain the imagery and purpose of the work.
A fragment advises heating oranges briefly to ease peeling and remove the tough white skin, noting safer fruit for children. It then veers into a garbled note about Switzerland and voter demands, and references a central body and the people for acceptance or rejection in unclear terms.
Fragmented text lists many states and regions with scattered phrases about capitals, parliaments, penalties, executions, and other varied topics. It mentions Wisconsin Minnesota Nevada New York Ohio and several others but lacks coherent events or dates to describe a single news item.
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