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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
2
A collage of humorous and curious notes touches on Russian theatre and U.S. labor, with remarks on vaccines, dental mold, and aging. It mockingly contrasts travel discomfort in Europe with domestic worries, hints at weather folly, and remarks on cheese, milk, and sun’s rays. The piece blends jokes, stray phrases, and brief opinions across diverse topics.
President warns Mexico about harming American citizens and outlines neutrality policy. He urges orderly withdrawal of civilians, mediating plans, and humanitarian aid while awaiting a peaceful resolution. The speech details consented terms for mediation, gun export bans, and a path to free elections under international oversight.
The Lebo Star questions why Be chose to drown in a cistern rather than jump into the river. The Kansas City Star notes the tragedy as a caution about wasting valuable water and laments the senseless death.
In Jamaica a curious detail of sponge boats is noted. Every vessel used in the sponge trade reportedly has a pane of grase or waiter grase fixed in the bottom of a bucket to reveal sponges. The practice aims to aid detection of sponges during loading and inspection.
A statement from General Carranza outlines aims to restore order in the United States and hold free elections. Dr. Henry Allen Tupper and Captain Atterbury presented the message, declaring a peace initiative backed by Constitutionalist leaders and the International Space Forum to seek wartime restraint and foreign injury responsibility.
Jotn Lind, a U S special envoy, waits at the Terminal hotel in Vera Cruz Mexico for guidance. He contemplates returning to Washington or continuing to Mexico City as he weighs Gamboa statement about reopening talks, while Huerta has not asked for his departure.
A motion picture firm mails notices claiming stocks of 10000 feet of architecture 30000 feet of science and 6000 feet of geography The World's Work discusses man and his ego and a paradox that ego can make a man appear as a pinhead
Bethlehem New Hampshire banquet honors Richard Mackie of Philadelphia described as the oldest attendee among 25 feverites. Mackie, aged seven decades, has suffered hay fever for many years and attended the event with fellow sufferers in the community gathering.
Fragmentary text references date control, Dunnes statement, and a wide range of topics from defense to American policy. It mentions protection of Americans abroad, naval power, and discussions of federal and state actions. Names, places, and exact events are garbled, but the page hints at a presidential or national policy address and international concerns.
A fragmentary account discusses tariff evils and reform sentiments, noting moral concerns among senators and citizens. It mentions the American people, leaders, and petitions, with references to political contention and legislative responses as the public weighs the issue.
A stalled move in Washington to raise duties on income from large fortunes faces a potential turn after a ruling that a new levy would be needed. Officials weigh a heavier tax on high earners to cover deficits as lawmakers seek fiscal balance and relief measures.
William Flynn and William Fiyan, noted leaders from Pennsylvania, are under observation following a major operation. Reports indicate improving general condition and hopeful prognosis as observers monitor their recovery.
Two French phwal clans declare Insomata is a toxin produced inside the body and pledge to develop and prepare an antitoxin to treat the condition. They emphasize indigenous knowledge and promise clinical trials to validate effectiveness.
Secret Service agents disclose a dangerous twenty dollar certificate as a treasury department warning. Bryan avoids political topics in a Chautauqua lecture in Ken Hope Pa. He declines to discuss the Mexican situation or tariff questions, remarking that everything will be adjusted and come out all right.
Bhierbrooke Quebec notes Roger Thotapeon the New Tore Chauffeur who whirled Harry K Thawn away from Matteawan in an automobile, admitted to bail of $500 by Police Magistrate Mulvern.
Fragmented OCR text shows a heated discussion on tariffs, farmer interests, and industrial policy. References appear to Wilton Underwood, Warren, and Democratic strategy to win farmer votes, with emphasis on protectionism and the economic heartland argued in a period newspaper voice.
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