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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
4
A cluttered column promotes Ballard’s Snow Liniment and Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as cures for rheumatism lumbago and throat troubles with prices 25 50 and 60 cents. It notes various local names visiting towns and mentions Rising illness and deaths. Several residents and businesses are listed in a broad ruralnews roundup.
Dr J Weselum an optician from Ht Lowh will visit Marble Hill at Dr Willarts office on Tuesday April 24. Miss Lilie and Homer Jamison are sick with la grippe. Brooklyn Life notes Mayfield Smith Academy month end honors listing dozens of students and staff with several new pupils entering this week and next, praising overall progress.
The text argues against war taxes as a war taxon, warns of a four million surplus above the budget, and predicts continued axons. It condemns extravagance and unjust burdens, urging repeal of onerous taxes and restraint in appropriations to avoid capital missteps.
Ad reads Moore's Piles as a guaranteed remedy for malaria ague fever bilious complaints and related ailments without quinine arsenic or iron. It claims tasteless formula, price per box, and lists Dr C O Moore Co of St Louis as manufacturer. The page also recounts a rustic poem about a judge and wheat fields ending with theft.
In a Saturday Blade fragment a conductor warns a train car passenger about smoking as an Irishman pokes from a window near a tunnel rock. Pat quips that look outs in this country mean look in, and another Irishman explains he is not smoking with pipe in mouth and feet in his shoes.
Eczema itching and skin eruptions are claimed to heal with Botanic Blood Balm B B B. The ad touts blood purification and skin clearing effects and offers free bottle tests, six bottle full treatment at $3, with complete directions. Address Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga for advice and free personal medical help.
Proceedings list multiplevaluation orders across townships and ranges, raising or reducing values on hundreds of acres and lots in various sections. Names include Monroe Fowler, N Wieescurver, W L Duyn, W A McMdnn estate, Margaret Mouser Drive, Peter H Winters, John H Heitman, David Grindatoff, J Senssinkc, B F Cook, R B Hartle, J J Conrad, A Dydaquiens, A Bievens Jove, A Clark Cedar ruben congle, and others. Orders specify sections, townships, ranges, ownership, and new assessed amounts ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
In Laat Sata meetings the aim was electing a central committee and setting nomination methods. German Liberty and Fillmore urged a primary while Whitewater Lorance and Wayne pressed for a convention. Unheard factions Crooked Crook Union and Kitohans precanc were suspected to back primaries with a forthcoming meeting next Saturday to name the primary date. A separate tale describes Moon’s Arkansas wife receiving a fine boy, a celebration, drunkenness, 25 cents, and a mother-in-law’s violent reaction.
Two men are sought in this county to take Prairie Farmer subscription orders. High earnings possible, with $4 a day and more as the season opens. Apply with references to The Prairie Farmer, 166 Adams Street, Chicago. Also notices of marriage licenses and a $1.00 Constitution offer with voter ballots and prize drawings are summarized.
A 1900 contest ad promises $100 to readers who rearrange groups GURAS RAT US PAL and PORCEF into four common food article names. Each group yields a name, using letters only as printed. Prizes include cash, sample copy requests, and three packets of seeds. contest ends April 30, 1900, with equal division if multiple correct answers. Address J. W. Ring, Newark, NJ.
A fragmented advice list urges prompt action and single task focus. It emphasizes starting immediately, doing what is at hand, and avoiding interruptions or hesitation to work efficiently. It also warns against window watching and delaying tasks while offering practice tips for quicker, steadier effort.
Notice is hereby given of a administration upon the estate of Sallie A Marlin by Trebete Jintye of Hollinger county Mixvuiri dated February 100. All claimants must exhibit within one year for allowance or be barred after two years from publication.
Marie Corelli, after five years, writes a short story for an American magazine. The Laurine of the Brave critiques the South African War Charities and the Salvation Department of the English War Office, noting women in advertising khaki. Fisher illustrates the piece to appear in The Saturday Evening Post on April 1.
J F M Nadiara discusses a pivotal fashion pact titled the Waniots Anatnattcal Tavet. He outlines a heel design focusing on curves and weight, claiming expertise from the east to the west and north. Malik asserts orders by postal or money order, promising delivery and further details.
The New York Star announces a contest to promote a weekly educational feature within new homes. First prize includes watches, dinnerware, and silverware, with additional rewards for daily word submissions. Entries require twelve 2 cent stamps for thirteen words and must be submitted to The Star at 240 W 30th Street, New York. This ad notes prize exhibition at the Star offices and daily award potential.
Readers are urged to seize a grand bargain offering both papers for a year and bonuses. The notice emphasizes a special price and adds a free magazine, aiming to boost subscriptions and readership nationwide.
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