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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
7
The Democratic platform emphasizes fiscal prudence and efficient state management, pledging support for legal aid, education, primary elections, and immigration policy. It advocates stronger government services, public works, and civil protections while upholding party principles and local governance. The document names key party officers and outlines plans for legislative action and state administration.
A narrative praises Captain Pulaski of the forest rangers for saving thirty five of his crew during a deadly fire in Coeur d'Alene. He shielded men from flames in a mined shaft, using blankets and a revolver to deter panicked sailors. Though blinded and burned, he saved most of his party at great cost.
A chairman addresses a meeting to acknowledge the secretary's absence, joking about the vacant chair and face as a light moment. The remark reflects a collegial tone and a sense of camaraderie among attendees.
James Watkins, jailed in Searchlight Nevada for allegedly stealing lace curtains, broke out at night and trekked forty miles across the desert to feed his pet cats. Deputies tracked him down the next day with a motor car and found him milk feeding the cats at his cabin. The pursuing authorities prepared to disclose the accusation details.
A fragment describes foreign beliefs about weddings and witch fears. It notes rules about appearance, mirrors, hair, candles, and bed positions. It mentions blonde hair as linked to witches and a practice of placing charms in a bag at the neck.
Weetrow Wilson, during a recent trip to Atlantic City, humorously referenced a barely legible note claiming Horace Greeley once quoted Shakespeare in a leading article. He quipped about the misread line and noted how the next day’s text appeared with various misprints.
Harry Junke recalls a year ago a severe left arm burn that ulcerated and ached badly. After trying salves with no relief he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment on a linen bandage, which brought first relief and healed the arm, enabling a swift return to work. He notes he would have avoided much suffering had he used Cuticura first.
Bridegrooms in Australia last year ranged from sixteen to ninety-nine years. The records show the youngest bride was fifteen and the oldest eighty two. One man of seventy seven married a girl of eighteen. More marriages were reported from the country than ever before. The world is full of the sort of friends who take to the woods when trouble shows up.
A fragmented remark envisions rapid progress for woman suffrage, declaring it unhampered and ready to advance with giant strides. The quote mentions discarding restrictive fashion once linked to the movement.
Julia, ten, attends Sunday school where a teacher discusses entertaining angels. Alone at home she confesses she gave fifty cents she’d saved to a man at the back door, saying she thought he might be God, prompting a mother’s stern response. Kansas City Star
A reader asks about hotel plans for a stay in Waal, unsure whether it was on the American or European plan, and suspects a quick gerich style option. The note reflects confusion over lodging terms and local offerings in the area.
Malai Hafid the excultan of Moro co visits Vichy France and goes to Les Ardoisieres where the Matin notes he relaxed in Napoleon style. Three young sisters approach him asking for autographs. Hafid agrees if each sings. Two perform well and he writes on their cards claiming a NapoleonLike visit with praise for Paulette and Clo tilde while Gabrielle’s name is added after a sister sings for her.
A New Zealand and Australis competition highlights wood chopping and sawing events. The content notes that championships rely on American tools, and experts working for prizes would not consider other kinds.
A pen vacuum cleaner uses water power from a stock or bathtub to drive two suction pumps via a water wheel and a collection chamber for dust, which is washed away by waste water.
A political figure who previously sought office expresses doubt that the world is growing wiser. The remark suggests skepticism about societal progress and governance. The quote highlights concern over current political dynamics and public judgment.
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