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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

6

Back to the soil colonists head west after Brooklyn bid

A Brooklyn led group promotes Idaho colony land settlement, detailing a 128 40 acre parcels project near Jarbidge with irrigation from Cedar Creek reservoir. Plans include 125 an acre with water rights, advance supervision by Idaho Agricultural College, and a caravan journey with 120 acres per tract claiming robust crops and a nine year town growth. The venture attracts Governor Davis support and railroad and road links to the new colony. The caravan tours through Chicago and toward Cheyenne with Yellowstone stopovers.

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Diamonds and a Diamantina Myth of Theft and Trade

A long, fragmentary reminiscence by Harry A. Pronek in Century Magazine discusses a Diamantina mining town culture where theft of the town’s diamonds is a social stigma. It describes diamond handling, a local jewelry shop, and an atmosphere of rare stones sold or traded amid rough, improvised settings along a road to the railroad, with a focus on community judgments and mythic tales rather than clear events or dates.

Diamantina Bazillan Harry A. Pronek Meryone Peeret Cena Corelemnens Eoagh Crean

Dehydration Schemes Hit Urban Market Stalls in Meaiean Quarters

An Alleges scheme by federal agents targets dehydration of fruit and vegetables in Meaiean quarters. Dealers show activists how to dry produce behind houses along a street, with a shady new practice described as a "friet with wore" in Camp Ate.

Wheagh Elperte United Tes Deperteen Agriveltere

Unclear transcription from Kansasity Star page

Fragmented OCR text describes a local figure named Cyras Masp and phrases about public denouncements and theft. The degraded passage mentions a person named Messier of Vetania and references to frelbereanf and Potters with alleged percentages. No clear event date or location is established.

Cyras Messier Vetania Meedee Kansasity Star

Marvel of Loop Antenna in Parla Report

The Scientific American describes a loop antenna marvel with a one meter key antenna and four special lith receiving elements delivering remarkable results in Parla. Low power transmitters produced faint tones, while photographs show signals on tape amid widespread static from commercial mills. twelve tubes for the receiver detect amplify and alter signals to weed out static and parasitic disturbances.

Parla Scientific American Milla

The Cost of Furs and Education Costs Examined

Former United States Commissioner of Education J P Claxton notes that 200 million dollars paid for care in the United States to 192? exceeds twice the cost of all higher education including colleges universities and professional and technical schools whether tax supported or endowed Our Dumb Animals

United States J. P Claxton

Archaeology on the March in Asia Minor

Greek troops in Asia Minor uncover an ancient cemetery near Kutaia. They find marble columns and inscribed tablets from a Roman era structure. The excavation, part of ongoing march through the region, highlights archaeological yields from the site.

Asia Minor Kutaia Scientific American

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California Fig Syrup Ad Cautions Mothers About Child Health

A garbled old-time ad copy warns mothers about giving California Fig Syrup to children. It touts the product as fruity and soothing while urging caution and noting its use across ages. The text imitates a period tone and emphasizes cleaning and safe administration.

Wurry Mather Etyild Frey

Fragmented quote hints at hidden UMing identity

Readable fragment shows a teary speaker referencing UMing identity and a possible attempt to seek out. The text is garbled, but suggests an emotional moment and search for recognition within an unnamed context.

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