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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
2
A fragmented 1920s style clipping describes a public figure or institution turning down film offers and shaping a local cultural moment. Mentions wells, river, prizes, and a perimeter of events, with names and places blurred but suggesting a civic broadcast and a formal decision.
Wartime shift opens jobs for women in varied sectors. The piece notes many women have joined industries producing water, electric light appliances, garments, and other goods, detailing social dynamics and regional employment trends.
Fragmentary OCR text references Moriya and family in a wet arid setting with names and dates unclear. No distinct event or outcome visible.
A garbled ad-like note promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamy Hot as a remedy for kidney issues. It mentions doctors, public demonstrations, and widespread store availability, urging readers to purchase bottles and consider the product for kidney health.
A report describes three American boys who never learned to speak, raised by exhausted parents in a bustling town. An expert examination found no physical defects, while the family struggles with work and care for six children, as the case draws public welfare attention.
A homeless yellow dog near Hamburg, OF, kept vigil at the grave of John Diner for five years. Neighbors reported the dog left only for meals as county ministers preached sermons on love and devotion, highlighting the grief shown by the animal.
A garbled OCR passage describes stomach trouble and constipation with scattered references to remedies, preparations, and medical terms. The text meanders through medical jargon, partial names, and disjointed phrases, lacking a clear narrative or dates.
Catarrh is a real enemy and requires vigorous treatment not local remedies. Sprays and douches only offer temporary relief and the condition returns. The ad promotes SS. S. as a cure, claiming lasting effectiveness, and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
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