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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
7
Rotterdam’s sea trade rises as the great port of Rottentam engages in channel deepening. Dredging will extend depth from 14 feet to 41 feet at high tide, requiring the removal of over 160000 cubic yards of earth to connect with the North Sea.
An advertisement touts la Creole Hair Dressing promising restoration of beauty and luster for gray or thinning hair priced at one dollar. The note notes a street location and hints at people chasing newspaper recognition.
The state board of equalization has fixed real and personal property assessments for the year with no material changes except a bank stock reduction. Total values include land 496,006,716 dollars and banks 1,122,868 dollars, among other classes. Also notes on the Ozark Trails Association and various political moves appear, including candidates and highway plans.
A collage of historical notes reports speak on the temperance movement in Germany and the U S with anti alcohol literature campaigns in Prussia, school education shifts, and industry reactions. It covers prohibition rhetoric in politics business claims from West Virginia and Tennessee, and local infrastructure and school board decisions.
An old unseen ad links kidney disease to heart failure and urinalysis. It touts Anuric as a potent remedy from Dr. Pierce, claiming quicker relief for backache frequent urination and fatigue, urging readers to buy a trial package through a druggist.
Advertising copy promotes La Creole Hair Dressing as a remedy to darken gray or white hairs. It emphasizes quick, noticeable results and aims at adults seeking youthful appearance through hair color enhancement.
An eclectic page fragment describes Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children. It notes a new factory nearing completion at Myitireathie Me and a workforce of about 1,500, with timber logging routes and gun-cadre demand mentioned as part of broader industrial activity surrounding the plant's opening.
Fifteen years ago, a severe kidney attack led W. Summers of Kansas City to Swamp Root. After using the tonic, he reports complete health for fifteen years and has sold it as a druggist for years. The document includes notarized statements and offers samples and booklets.
The notice promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weakness and poor appetite caused by impure blood. It claims the medicine purifies blood, enriches the body, and boosts vitality. Also suggests home garden tips for spring flowers and fresh herbs.
A dubious receipt touts a hair color restorer that claims to darken gray hair without dyes. It promises daily use for a week or thrice weekly, seeking prepaid orders from Memphis Tennessee, with questionable guarantees and unclear seller details.
A vintage newspaper teaser touts a hair treatment or wig promotion promising glossy results for gray or streaked hair. It references Le Creole and hints at a beauty product with price points and fashion notes, while mentioning Australia and coal mine themes as part of the broader item’s context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person with bowel illness and age related notes. It references a younger person and a medical condition, but lacks clear names, dates, or institutions to anchor a fuller report.
A Cuban mother reports a home remedy for croup involving rubbing a preparation on the throat and chest and keeping a warm area nearby. She describes the method as safer and effective for children, noting prior use of Vicks VapoRub in the region.
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