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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
2
Promotional health text extols daily cleanliness and digestion, urging readers to drink phosphate water for a clean alimentary tract. It praises a morning routine and purifying baths and claims improved appetite and vitality, naming various effects on stomach liver and bowels.
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing to revive a damaged head of hair. Priced at $1.90, it claims to restore beauty for those with frizzy, harsh, or thinning tresses and urges readers to reclaim their former look.
A local reader reports a puzzling fragment titled Esarty Wort. The piece appears to mix names and phrases in a fragmented way, leaving readers unsure of its meaning without additional context from the page.
Fragment from a romance describing emotional conflict and tension between a couple. The male speaker admits a serious but mistaken act for love of Amy Avoy, while Amy questions understanding and hints at looming consequences. The scene references railroad hopes, golf camp plans, and local town excitement as the sense of urgency fades.
Brouillard mobilizes workers and guards through the lower avenue to defend the dam project as a citywide gold rush explodes. Signals of blue for cheer and red for war ignite tension while Amy Massingale’s warning shadows his plans and Steve Massingale’s hidden mine stake looms over the coup.
A fragmented note questions a man’s conscience and a questionable WW finance move to appease a powerful figure. It hints at scrutiny by a young observer and possible fallout for Brownfart. The passage seeks steps to restore reputation amid a political theater.
A crowded plaza in Chigginton marks a festival day with mayoral declarations, speeches, free treats, and a surge of public enthusiasm. Brouillard suspends dam work temporarily, while the crowd cheers the ceremonial procession and the new “front foot” transfers amid local selling and revelry.
Fragmentary text describes Victor Brouihard seeking a path to resolve financial trickery affecting Amy Massingale. The narrative hints at a moral struggle to clear his conscience and secure funds, questioning whether he can emerge unscathed and financially sound.
The text recalls Pat praising a housekeeper and provides a humorous scene where the tea pot pours slowly at breakfast. A coed employee asks Pat to fix the teapot, and Pat declines to blame the teapot, saying weak tea should go away.
The text explains simple steps to apply Alabastine for a solid, smooth surface with proper care. It emphasizes that without boiling water or added clues, the process remains one of the easiest tasks, yielding a mat finish when properly executed.
The fragment discusses wall decoration trends and popular designers like Decor tors and Womenfole, mentioning Alakavioe and Parntess. It reads as a garbled note on colors, textures, and decoration styles with references to home decor figures.
A guide to relief for dandruff and itchy scalp mentions using Catcare Ointment and medicated shampoo options. It suggests washing with water, keeping the scalp clean, and maintaining breathability to reduce irritation and promote healthier hair.
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