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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
6
A fragmented OCR story details a criminal case with multiple names and locations, mentioning Prairie, New Teweirnwed, and Cirnad Crossing. It describes a group action, the crime scene, and subsequent tasks, with monetary figures and suspect behavior, but many words are garbled and hard to parse.
Fragmented OCR style text with numerous nonstandard phrases and jumbled words. Reads like a garbled field note or column draft with intermittent references to water, weather, people, places, and activities but no coherent narrative or clear event.
An inquest into a Nebraska case reveals that nineteen year old Woo Maidke died of strychnine poisoning administered by her father after conflict over an upcoming Lutheran college marriage. The long inquiry tracked the motive and timeline, noting weeks of testimony and a formal verdict of death by poison.
After years of wandering and amassing a fortune, Wilihim Zien senhene travels back to Cripple Creek to reunite with his wife and son. He learns of his wife’s second marriage and, after a tense reunion, both agree no wedding ceremony is needed as they were married years ago.
New York reports a proposed harbor expansion to build wide piers and warehouses along Bear, Newburgh, and New York waterways. The project, part of La Guardia’s waterfront plan, calls for long term spending to install electric cranes and rapid handling gear, with docks to extend up to 2000 feet and new street alignments to serve freight trade.
The document describes Ovocietian rulers facing widespread discontent as edicts fail to curb inflation. Citizens resist with a boycott targeting price hikes on staples, including aluminum goods, copper wares, and household items. Officials warn of consequences while prices surge from 40 to 1,000 percent above prewar levels.
Shirley Burlingame testified before Superior Judge John J. Von Nostrand that his wife Edna Burlingame barred him from playing checkers with his brother, ending a game at home after eight years of marriage. The judge observed the husband bore facial injuries and granted the divorce.
In Muscatine Rev. J Doden acting superintendent of the German Lutheran Orphans home was fatally gored while trying to adjust a halter on a young bull. He died 15 minutes later. Doden had served 27 years as pastor of the Lutheran church at Witton and earlier taught at Mascatine parochial school. Wireless courtship ends in marriage in Pittsburgh. Burton F P Williams and Marion Carson wed after a wireless proposal and courtship. both hold first class operator licenses.
Fulton Missouri reports a family reunion at Toonville near Hel Wing. The event marked the first return to the area in years for Mr Back, who slept in the bed of his youth and found mementos still in the home now occupied by Mr and Mrs Koh Back. Missouri relatives attended.
Dan Daly resigns from the Marine Corps Reserve noting his wartime feats and medals. The veteran, renowned for World War I bravery and Kort Rowe, is described as a storied figure in the Marines with a long career and celebrated acts.
Fragmentary report describes workers discovering a 100 year old cache in Newark New Jersey. Amid debris a large jar of facility items and a stone inscription reading New Tertford Nom, ST were found. About two gallons of a substance believed to be alcohol were located in a rug.
A visitor to the Hive Bills reservation in Poncopog, Massachusetts, witnessed a large rattlesnake family including 12 offspring and a mother. The mother reportedly fought for her young before being killed, after which the caretaker disposed of the offspring, prompting concern over the unusual gathering of snakes.
Two thousand former American soldiers drift in Paris with little work and rising crime. Many live in Apache quarters as thieves and accomplices to crooks, while American Legion officers call for military police to curb the decline.
A Boston banker traveling through rural Canada and the United States reflects on wheat wealth, the Great Northwestern Wheat Belt, and prospects for development in the prairie provinces. The piece discusses agriculture, regional prosperity, and economic futures tied to grain production and cooperative growth, referencing civic and provincial policy interests.
In a clipped Courier Journal item the tone hints at strong statements from Louville about government spending and homeland tensions. The fragment mentions Ger Thet as a leader figure tied to parmac huted hornb and brewer s, with questions about country and expense. The readable bits imply critique of policy and expense.
An antiseptic and fragrant Cat Taicuin Powder promises a convenient economical skin care for cats and humans, marketed alongside Cuticura Toilet Trio products. The ad mentions Perfume and Perivetsne as part of a mix of beauty items.
An ex soldier wearing an American Legion badge and a youth with a city library backdrop share a terse exchange about art. The veteran dismisses the Louvre as a mere department store while recounting a heavy travel tale and brushes off the idea of art as Emereot painte lt. The other youth questions his view and signals a casual nearby observer.
The fragment promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for nasal catarrh or colds in the head. It claims the product strengthens the blood and helps the body resist colds, urging readers to use Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a treatment option. The snippet cites J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as the supplier.
Boston Transcript quotes Hope Go discussing a new play about rent profit eering and hopes it brings down the house. The remark hints at provocative themes and audience appeal as the newspaper notes her theatrical ambition.
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