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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
A dialogue fragment shows Mr. Moree and Mia in a sentimental scene as he prepares to catch a train. Mia asks if he will remember her daily while away. He reassures with a vow to make a memorandum to do so.
A letter from Mia F Ruefenacht of Bakersfield California (June 26 to July 20 1906) praises Culicura Remedies for curing a sick child after three weeks of nightly nursing and shows gratitude for a complete cure. The item also notes an ancient canoe discovery, a midwest railroad fare list, and travel rates from St Louis to western cities with various destinations and prices.
Woodbury Moore, 14, of Kendall, earned bounty on ten coyote pelts and trapped additional wildlife this winter. He collected ten badgers, 60 muskrats, 12 skunks, and about 50 dollars worth of mink furs, trapping independently with no adult guidance.
A fragmentary read mentions sweating feet and a waiting moment at a location named Toun with elusive names like Seale and Allen. The garbled text resembles a brief local item or notice.
A reflective quote from Joseph Parker notes that yesterday forms life character and gives force and meaning to present deeds, framing how past and present actions interlink. The assertion emphasizes memory as a driver of current conduct.
A partisan heated argument critiques Republican leaders and big trust protection in tariff policy. It claims Democrats seek reform to reduce trust prices and revenue-focused schedules, while Republicans allegedly protect steel and wool trusts for cash from Carnegie and other financiers. It questions voters’ comfort with further tariff protection.
The passage quotes Hon. John Sharp Williams, Democratic leader in the House, declaring the party’s tariff position as anti-protectionist yet not free trade, aiming to remove protection wherever it exists as soon as safely possible. It contrasts this with Republican claims meant to mislead voters and preserve trust protection.
Fragmented editorial voice rails at Republicans for alleged anti Filipino sentiment and claims of national disunity in the Philippines while condemning the Senate’s push to lower Philippine tariff barriers. It accuses Taft and the administration of hollow advocacy amid sugar trust influence and unequal Cuban sugar policy.
A fragmentary report notes a person claiming gravel stones passed during a gravel attack and other kidney symptoms. A box of 14 stones is mentioned, with the claim that this is less than a quarter of the total. The piece references Water-Milburn Co of Buffalo selling a remedy at 50 cents a box.
A farmer recalls building his first house and reporting 80 acres in wheat 20 in oats and 16 in oats with yields of 860 and 865 bushels respectively, plus feed grain. He lists farm liabilities, land value, a frame house, and notes about low railway rates for free homestead lands in Western Canada. Also mentions a Dublin confirmation ceremony for nearly a thousand children with temperance pledges.
A San Francisco contractor bought obsolete smoothbore cannons from a local yard. Plans to ship them to the city included drilling and blasting to break them open. Some cannons, part of a warship armament from 1912, resisted breakage attempts.
A vintage patent medicine blurb touts Compound Kargon Byro bp as a home remedy to cleanse urinary systems. It claims the mixture, taken after meals and at bedtime, will force kidneys to normal function and expel uric acid and poisons via urine, restoring balance.
Reports say a bellringer's wife heard a midnight curfew note at Magnus Cathedral, a ghostly helper appeared as rope and tree mischief followed. The city, lit by moonless night, watched as damage occurred by 1 am while police investigate. Nearby items note wartime photo albums for Japanese officers and Maine's Kate Wilson, a rare female lobster catcher.
A Midwestern woman credits Postum with alleviating years of nervousness and prostration after coffee caused health problems. She reports improved sleep, appetite, color, and energy within a month, and success inspiring a friend to switch as well. The notice cites the Postum Company in Battle Creek, Mich, and mentions the booklet The Road to Wellville.
A breakfast table exchange features Mr Bilnits and Mr Blinks discussing a forthcoming delegation of women suffragettes visiting the country. The dialogue hints at expectations of a Washington appearance and a presidential speech, with playful banter about understanding and wisdom.
The passage discusses vertebrate diversity, noting a total of about 184 000 known animal species with 16 300 backboned varieties. It highlights how backbones relate to strength and evolutionary advantage, and mentions the role of naturalists in classifying these groups.
Seedy Bohemian explains a life of perpetual poverty and breaks with money worries by choosing to face his end with a smile, declaring he will take his medicine in a cheerful spirit. The phrase rings as a sharp commentary on resilience amid hardship.
A fragmented excerpt discusses wash goods and mentions sexual imagery tied to female allure, referencing third party Publius Syrra within a gossip or literary fragment. The text lingers on aesthetic appeal rather than concrete news or events.
An advertisement claims permanent cures for fits and nervous diseases by Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer. It urges sending $2.00 for a free sample and lists Dr RB H Kline’s Philadelphia address for correspondence.
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