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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1918

Page

3

Salvage Work Amid Ocean Wrecks and New Submersible Pumps

A wartime piece details salvage crews facing wrecks and weather, praising new electrically driven submersible pumps that can be fully submerged. It describes pumps in action aboard wrecks, the challenges of salvaging ships, firefighting, and the harsh conditions aboard salvage operations plus notes on overall salvage goals and limits.

S&s Jermane Ferat Atlantic Naasmyth

Intricate Torpedo Design Described In History Text

A historical description explains a torpedo as a fish shaped weapon with integrated machinery. It covers compartments for compressed air, immersion balance, engine, and a buoyancy chamber. Gyroscopy keeps the path true while propellers steer the torpedo through water.

Wonderful Resemblance Among Historic Portraits and Actors

The article notes Tien Boucicault resembling Sir Kenelm Digby, while Douglas Jerrold and Montgoliier might pass as twins. Montagu Williams changed by a black wig to resemble Charles II, Kyron and J L Motley likened by a widow, and Charles MacParlane recalls meeting Shelley in Naples with a statue of Agrippina shown.

Tien Boucicault Diramatist Kenelm Digby Douglas Jerrold Montgoliier Passa Montagu Williams Charles II Peter Lely Kyron J. L. Motley Dutch Republic Charles MacParlane Shelley Royal Burbon Museum Naples Agrippina

Fragmentary Quote From Naples Tale Incoherently Recalled

A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Donaparte family and a Naples scene with a statue and a mother’s fence. It loosely references More Mere, a queen, and remarks about a striking resemblance. Details are unclear and names conflict.

Nere Donaparte More Mere Naples Fine

Tragedy by Wallace Found On Stars Of Matoous Never Produced

A fragmentary note recounts General Wallace drafting a tragedy titled Comme to star Matoous an escaped slave who leads a revolt and seizes Rome before betrayal and death. Lawrence Barrett reportedly praised it as a strong play but it was never staged per the Globe.

Wallace Corumodus Ston Globe

Dawn on trapeze flubs and sly shopkeepers in town

The sher if of the mountain asks why the troupe of trapeze performers act up while the manager at Booty Hones jokes with Walt about their antics. The dialogue hints at local humor and small town mischief within a dawn scene.

Booty Hones Walt Smart Alec

Fair Treatment Fare Joke at Ticket Window

A playful exchange occurs as a young lady asks the clerk for the fare to the fair and receives a witty reply comparing it to the fare to the homely. The moment reads like a light street vignette from a bygone era.

Largest Acreage of Crops Enlists Labor for Harvest Efforts

State and local groups organize volunteers from business, civic clubs, and religious bodies to aid farmers in harvesting wheat and other crops. "Shock troops" and "shock trains" of workers travel from towns to fields, supported by officials and farmers, to ensure prompt harvests amid labor shortages.

Pele Wihlagea Hamvsting Crep Lee Dewn Farmom Asien Howe Department of Agriculture U. 8. Department of Labor State Departments of Labor Chambers of Commerce Houston Wharton Texas Farm Help Specialiat Etoree Banks Kanesaa Mator Board of Public Works Crain Indiana Peter Anietic Club Etibes Eoolette Telie Ehtva JMO Tate Counel Deta Degerinest Anere Cerne Wood

Townfolk Mobilize For War Effort In Agriculture

Citizens across towns are urged to assist farmers in harvesting and processing crops for soldiers and war workers. The nation scales up work or duty, with women and volunteers joining men to organize labor, shift industry classifications, and mobilize idle workers into productive roles to aid farming nationwide.

Wwe Nea Amur Bors U. S United States

Using Persian Insect Powder on Cabbage Plants

Instructions suggest mixing one part fresh Persian Insect powder with four parts alrelated lime and applying dum on cabbage plants at regular intervals for pest control.

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