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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
2
In Brewster, Linth confronts moral collapse as he confesses near murder to Corony High Line and plans to trap enemies. He describes abducting Jibbey to a deserted mine while Corony urges courage and warns of cowardice as they race to avert danger.
Smith leads a battered Jibbey from the Red Hutte mine into the night. In a desperate plan, Smith vows safety for Jibbey while revealing Verda Richlander’s stance, then drives toward Brewster as the two men confront an uncertain fate.
A special Outlook correspondence analyzes how coal production responds to wartime demand. Author Lewte T. Theres argues only sharply higher output can curb price rises, citing factors like the draft and immigrant labor limits. He compares White Coal Co data from 1914 showing output changes over three months and predicts continued pressure on prices without increased production.
Professors from Tennessee and Zurich condemn student beer drinking as a national evil harming intellect and ethics. They warn that German academic youth show vulgarity and retrogression in culture due to beer consumption, reflecting broader concerns about student behavior.
The annual report of state grain inspector B D Jarhoe shows barley predation rising in Washington after Prohibition. He notes 1916 barley diggings from July 1 to November 1 totaled 73,719 bushels, up from 115, for the same period, despite liquor production demand being halted in all Northwestern states.
The white ribbon chapter of the United States WCTU sends an ambulance to the battle front in France funded by the group. The driver is a member of the New York Young People's branch.
Maine enacted its first statewide prohibitory law in 1851. Since that time it has elected 27 different governors, 22 of whom have favored the law.
An old testimonial-style notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women with back and abdominal pain. It asserts doctors offer surgery but claims the product provides relief, inviting readers to request a free medical letter and sample.
A garbled OCR page from a rural newspaper features scattered names, places, and phrases. The text resembles a historical ledger with references to farmers, lawyers, telegraph terms, and local figures, but lacks coherent narrative or event. The legible bits hint at community life, property, and communication amid a fog of misspellings and misreads.
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