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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
3
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A vintage health ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem capsules as a cure for backache rheumatism and urinary troubles. It claims 90 years of trusted use, stresses kidney bladder cleansing, and urges continued daily use to prevent relapse. Recommends asking druggists for the original imported GOLD MEDAL.
Fragmented OCR shows a Wyoming race on statewide prohibition with the Republican party backing prohibition and a statement that about 90 percent of the state is dry or voting dry. The piece notes Wyoming’s dry mood, past votes, and debates over liquor manufacture and sale.
Fragmented text appears to discuss labor questions and political debate. It references labor and trade matters, elections, and governance, with unclear quotes suggesting viewpoints on wages and policy. Entities include labor, trade, and governance terms, but no clear names or dates are readable.
fractured text argues liquor revenue is no longer needed as crime drops and profits dwindle. Former brewers and saloon workers seek other jobs while states shift away from liquor revenue and capital repurposes former properties. The era's change prompts vacancies and economic adjustment.
A garbled quotation from Midney Lanter questions free history and prophecy. It references a broad range of places including California, Porteltion, and Canada, suggesting a discussion of a moral famine tied to a major event, though much of the text is incomprehensible.
A period editorial urges citizens to support Liberty Loan and War Relief drives. It calls for clothing donations and food conservation to aid soldiers abroad and win the war. The piece emphasizes shared sacrifice, warns of hardship, and urges continued vigilance and patriotism.
Fragmented OCR text appears as a literary piece with names and places. The piece references Theodosia Caraigon and mentions Bergiatnes and PPR alongside a long, garbled passage about meetings and people. The readable entities include references to names like Wilson and a crowd involved in a gathering or discussion about fortitude and unity.
The readable fragments describe a noisy, garbled excerpt likely from a local page. Names, places, and events are indistinct, with scattered tokens such as TD and TL. The text lacks coherent facts to form a clear news item or notice.
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