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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
7
An elderly health column extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach and bowels. It claims cleansing of digested waste, bile, and toxins, improves appetite, and purges foul gases, with cautions about dosing and potential side effects.
A rambling excerpt includes testimonial lines about Grape Nuts and Postum, praising health benefits and improved digestion after long health issues. The piece cites a reader’s anecdotal experiences, references a factory product and a breakfast dish, and mentions The United States, Battle Creek, and the Postum Company in Michigan.
Fragmented dispatch describes Col Dodd's men adopting Mexican appearances amid clashes near Villa. Troops, led by Col Brews and the Tenth Cavalry, report supply lines, captives, and pressure on bandits near Cenegallla with carriers and civilians providing warnings. Messages from Torreon note limited American intervention and advancing patrols.
An OCR read describes Garrison scouts meeting in a Mexican town, detailing activities, terrain, and local reactions. It mentions figures such as Alexey and Jonquim, describes cave exploration at San Joaquic, and notes tensions with militia and troop movements amid a broader campaign.
A historical report discusses ongoing Prohibition measures and federal policy shifts, noting calls to extend restrictions on alcohol production and distribution. Analysts weigh economic and social impacts, with references to leadership, legislative maneuvers, and public health concerns shaping the national stance.
A chaotic public notice references a pursuit order for a person named Villa, with scattered names and events. The fragmentary text mentions Washington and possible allied names, suggesting a broad order or pursuit across jurisdictions. No clear date or location details are legible.
The brother of Frenco Ville, held since February on charges tied to aiding a cross border movement aimed at hindering Carranza forces, has been released under indictment in a tense case. The Cuban state secretary said the US failed to provide extradition evidence. Three US citizens and one Spaniard were detained in Mexico on charges related to banditry and smuggling arms via Mazatlan, with bodies moved to Rewario under control of James W. Keres after the alert from the American consul in Vecotiog.
Taunton Massachusetts woman Miss Coaster Munie of Russell Street narrates rough illness and relief after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The piece describes widespread use and claims of health benefits, noting testimonials, skepticism, and calls for medical guidance.
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