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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
4
B. L. Bowman and Eli Lutes were named as nominees for Lorance township justices of the peace at a gathering last Saturday with Pink Crader put forward for constable, marking a key local election slate.
April 5 1X8 Charleston Wo announces a special base levee at about 10 am with round trip fare details via Ticket Agent. A note of thanks to friends for care during Mrs Martha A Tallent’s illness. Misc items include fruit and vegetables from C M Corey, Latesville Mo. Also local anecdotes and quips from newspapers and letters.
Dr R W VanAmbergh and family visited relatives at New Madrid. Sam Philips of Popular Bluff had lice nees in Lutesville last week. Joseph Alambaugt of Predricktown and Renlly Latee Jacob Good gedswin traveled here on business. Mrs George Leslie visited her mother Mrs Dr Keehes on Ouster. Mrs Welch returned from Whitewater. Mrs Al Schmucke and gon visited relatives and returned to Jackson. Mrs George Grant and daughter Helen returned to Jackson after a short visit. R L Molly and family of Mayfield moved here. Mr Kelly traveled for Beaumont Samp Co. Ex Gov W J Stone of St Louis spoke at Marble Hill. Langdon makes home made candy. Horace Price, former porter at Commercial hotel, returned to De Soto. Chas Cobb working at the hotel. Don’t forget the I O O F excursion to Charleston April 25. Charleston preparing to host about 20 000 attendees. J W Revelle’s store broken into and robbed of flour and clothing. entry by back door. No clue found.
Chas M Cramer Esq watch maker of Colombo Ceylon recommends medy to relieve coughs colds and hoarseness. He says two years since the City Dispensary first drew attention to the medicine and it has consistently helped him quickly curing chest pains and hoarseness with one bottle often enough. He states many others have been persuaded to try it and are satisfied with results. Sold by Crandler Wit Marble I.
A medical anecdote warns against using bird-shot to combat a tiger of disease, noting it is ineffective and dangerous. It compares consumption to a stealthy predator that rapidly harms the body, urging heavy doses of Scott's Emulsion as a stopping measure.
Neglect leads to biliousness and constipation with permanent harm. De Witt's Little Early Risers are promoted as a cure. M. B. Smith of Butternut Michigan reports they are the best pills taken, with no griping or nausea. Dr. J. M. McAnally is mentioned.
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