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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

2

Girl Fire Observer in the Rockies Sees Distant Fires

A girl lookout named Lindsley perched at a forest shelter in the Rockies monitors smoke plumes from a peak overlooking a vast range. Early mornings she signals rangers by telephone as fires are tracked toward the Continental Divide and distant Wyoming and Colorado, with occasional long views of smoke and fire indications.

Gil Otwepmeg Fort Ranger Wyoming Colorado Mins Lindaley

Desert trek ends in rescue as family reunited after long ordeal

In a dramatic desert ordeal near Congress Junction Motaxe County man Kaot and his family faced extreme thirst while wandering from a Little Ranch to Winana County. After days with little water, a search party found them near a water-starved area. The husband and his wife and two children were saved once rations and a safe path to water were secured.

Aliz Pasadena Congress Junction Here Motaxe Rautrean Winaal Wfieet Beac Poe

Unveiled Turkish Women and Angora Attitudes Face Reform Push

Reports describe debates in Angora over unveiled women and traditional dress. Observers note crowds reacting as protesters and workers for freedom for women advocate modern attire while authorities and some clergy enforce customary veiling. Eyewitness accounts detail street scenes, dress codes, and public tensions during the period of national reform.

Ronda Italide Hanum Irenian Asia Minor

Daren't Cut His Hair Says Man With Pigtails in Tale

A 1908 narrative describes a man famed for braided hair down to his waist and a tail like style. Doctors note strength waning and a test of patience as a medical case unfolds amid village gossip and moral scrutiny.

Ile Atrellet Wali Abels

Fifty-Bean Princess Shirley Smoler Gets Mysterious Notes

Shirley Smoler a stenographer at a downtown place receives weekly cryptic letters and unsigned money gifts. The notes include odd lines and dates, sending her a steady stream of $50 cash with no clear sender. She has confided to Attorney Philip Ravis and says she remains curious but not frightened.

Shirley Smoller Pottrman Miss Simpler Shirley Bhireyle Wells Miss Smoler

Frightened Child Fears Snakes During Desert Walk

A frightened child remained unusually quiet during a village party when a rattle drew attention. Crowds directed fear and a tense moment arose as warnings spread and the child’s distress set the scene. The incident paused activities as adults checked the surroundings.

Ancient 700 B.C. coin shown at US exhibit

A 700 B.C. coin, described as one of the oldest and smallest value pieces, was displayed by an American numismatist at a museum exhibit. The piece allegedly originated from Aegina and featured a face value of about one American cent, attracting attention from collectors and scholars.

Reston United States Aegina

Funeral 3,000 Feet in Air Over Leong Setand

A funeral flight at 210 feet over Leong Setand and Charis & Moaleht is reported in New York, detailing the unusual ceremony and its route. Officials note the event drew attention from spectators and local media.

New York Pirtne Leong Setand Charis & Moaleht

Death of Mr Haleht Shocks Widows and Colleagues

The funeral details of Mr Haleht, a renowned insurance official, unfold as his widow and others describe the strange events surrounding his death. Expressions of grief and the aftermath reveal the emotional toll on family and peers.

Mr Haleht

Bust of Caruso Unveiled in Met Opera Foyer

The Italian American sculptor Onette Reetem completed a monumental bust of Enrico Caruso. The sculpture will be erected in the foyer of the Metropolitan Opera House as part of the Allen American Musical League of New York initiative.

Onette Reetem Kars Carnes Metreyettian Levee Uallen American Musical League of New Vort Corce Nortele

France Sees Wallingford Like Figure in Paris Trials

A chaotic tale from Triay chronicles an eighteenth century figure nicknamed Wallingford, amid bankruptcy filings of 21,006,000 francs and postwar politics. The narrative follows legal actions, debts, and suspicions surrounding the Paris economy, with broad references to personalities, factions, and reform efforts shaping France after conflict.

Triay Low France

Praise for relief through vegetable compounds for new mothers

A fragment praises a product named Verd Vegetatee or Vida Ledane for easing postnatal and menstrual discomfort. It claims the remedy strengthens the entire system to help mothers bear healthy children and overcome weakness and sickness. The text urges use for healthier offspring.

Ohio town chosen for five year child health experiment

Washington announces Mansfield in Richland County as the site for a National Child Health council five year program directed by Dr. Walter H H Brown to demonstrate how concerted action can improve the health and strength of the next generation. Rusela bricks used with molasses and resin are noted for paving.

Washington Mansfield Richland National Child Health Council Ohio Walter HH. Brown Health Offeer Bridgeport Conn

Soo Rapids No More A Menace

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Modern engineering has broken the old menace of the Soom pid rapids by new dam and pools revealing rocks once hidden for centuries. Fishermen report clearer waters and expect rainbow and speckled trout to be more easily caught while dawns above the rapids regulate Lake Superior depth for a steady river drift.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Uncle Sam Eater and Pearer Laka Superior

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