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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
2
A readable OCR fragment notes cloak and suit pricing in Rome with figures suggesting a range from 56 to 75 dollars. Details are incomplete but indicate a sale or catalog listing. No additional context or entities are clearly identifiable from the fragment.
An Italian camp school discusses citizenship and why Congress exists while immigrant aid groups like Baron de Hirsch Fund assist newcomers. The piece highlights language learning, laws, and the role of immigrant societies in housing, care, and guidance for arrivals, noting reunions with Uncle Sam and Father Knickerbocker.
Doll clothing patterns and outfits advertised for girls from fourteen to twenty four inches high. Includes a Sunday dress set with hooded Red Riding Hood cloak, a shirtwaist outfit, a cloak set, and outerwear pieces. Prices range from 10 to 50 cents per pattern, with orders to Pass on Communications, New York City.
In Naples at the Royal hotel Prof Mattucci of the Vesuvius observatory dines with Americans as waves crash the embankment and spray fills the sunlit air. He recalls a Neapolitan widow tale where a spirit says he is not in heaven.
The earth is a vast storehouse of wealth with coal iron oil and other minerals fueling fortunes. It traces the source of major riches to mining and resource industries rather than transport or surface holdings. The South stands as a major center of coal iron ore oil sulfur phosphate cement and copper whose future yields could exceed historic fortunes from figures like Rockefeller Carnegie and Krupp.
The Sea of Galilee, also called the Sea of Gennesardt and Sea of Tiberias in Palestine, famed for Christ’s miracles, is profaned by the appearance of a modern steamer that will carry passengers to nearby villages.
A long, humorous tale set in Hoomepalia where a mysterious ad offering cash for cats triggers a citywide craze. The Oriental Cat Company markets live felines at 50 cents each, swelling cat flows, drawing in residents and workers, and even spurring a rat plague that demands a quick cat relie. The scheme ends when authorities shut the rink HQ and the business departs town, leaving behind questions of motive and mock fortune.
An extended advertising piece extols the Multiphone as a monumental music producing machine. It touts mechanical brilliance, lavish design, and broad use in public spaces. It promises high returns to investors, with stock details, prices, and a call for quick action to buy in at a low price.
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