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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
7
The article argues democratic gains depend on party cohesion while recalling the New Jersey special election and New York City developments. It questions how reform momentum will endure and whether Republicans can halt Democratic advance across states.
A political jeremiad argues for equal rights for all, repeal of old special privilege laws, and a tariff reduction. It condemns Republican dominance and warns that the Democratic party was elected to end extortion, curb protectionism, and place power with the people. The speaker urges unity and trust in the populace.
It is gratifying to learn that the president will also seek to transfer the end and third class postmasterships to the classified service. It seems foolish to burden the president with minor posts and wasting his time on petty wrangles over political appointments.
In New York a writer recalls Cape Cod windmills as aged landmarks once powering flour mills and salt water pumping. They survive in Harwichport, Norwester, Chatham, Yarmouthport, Nantucket, and more, with a few operable on a site in Brewster under owner Henry Hopking. These vanished from daily use but attract interest as enduring relics.
Sedalia Missouri native Misa Mary Harrison aged 23 died in a Kansas City hotel after reportedly weeping herself to death. Deputy Coroner Jib Spangler examined the body and said she died about half an hour before her mother Mrs Harrison and uncle T W Robbins returned from a brief trip to Leavesworth to visit a friend.
An odd scene at a village auction sees Mr Rowley managing bids on cattle as Lieutenant Governor Wood’s ranch herd is brought to town. Offers rise and fall for white and black stock, with rejected bids and a focus on pure breed stock and commercial beef.
Frederic the Great shaped operatic style by dictating cantabile arias and vocal pacing. In the era’s logic, arie varied by character with dramatic emphasis and emotional pathos, while castrations of time and repertoire governed the secular roles and interlude structures.
An advertisement touts a scalp treatment claimed to curb itching redness and dandruff, promote hair growth, and restore hair fullness using a routine with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The notice includes purchase details and mentions a sample offer and a Boston address.
A Better Bites headlines a playful quip about luck and cards as a man considers happiness from a queen by the hand versus four queens in play, prompting witty banter on fortune and romance.
Physicians and medical authorities favor Castoria citing its harmlessness and benefits. It calms stomach pains and nerves, aids digestion, and serves as a safe substitute for castor oil with no opiate effects. The journal urges safe child care and health benefits without sedation.
A hazy fond vignette recalls a quirky night in which a party of travelers experiences peculiar events near a carter, with mentions of a wall, a stranger, and a wish to find a cooler. The narrative evokes long drive stumbles and odd, almost dreamlike incidents across a humid evening.
A fragmentary line reflects teen slang and dating sentiment with playful tone. It hints at contrasting paths of affection and bold confidence among girls. The text reads as a lighthearted social observation from an era with informal spellings.
An advertisement touts Groves General Tonic as a potent remedy for nervousness liver health and general weakness. It asserts fast relief and claims free samples from a Dr Tyree in Washington. Also mentions skin inflammation powder and a bland note about cooler summer.
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