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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
8
Reading through garbled notes from The Vie at Me and local sites, Durham seeps into a list of visitors including Kane, Simaay AB, Meg Me, Miss Plomnes Stilts, and Hater. The fragment hints at Thursday afternoon encounters and a hostess scene at Welker Sitz.
A fragmented note lists visitors and social touches including Mrs Marty Kinder Mrs Florence Barredt and Miss Mary Durham visiting acquaintances on various days. It mentions MON Kander, a doctor, serving as a grand juror at Cape Girardeau last week and notes Chestner School District was crowded last week with health described as very good.
The passage lists multiple names such as Stella Law, Lora Nites, Ida, Alita Gordie, Velma, and Horace alongside references to Mr and Mrs, visits, and Sunday events. It also includes a long, blurred medical advertisement promising relief from catarrh with a Toledo, Ohio, delivery claim, typical of late 19th or early 20th century rural newspapers.
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