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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
4
W Ku Chandler informes that additional fixtures are required for the new drill project. The note highlights extra equipment or setup needs to complete the installation. Chandler's communication serves as a status update for the engineering team and procurement.
Special train will leave Latesville at 7 58 am and arrive Union Station St Louis at 12 55 pm Returning leave Union Station about o oclock pm Fare for round trip 82 Apply to M Owens Jr Agent Marble Hill circuit meets Gravel Hill May 11 and 19 presiding elder Vaughan will preach Saturday night Sunday and Monday convention planned Contretor Rogers contracted for reading the fit between here and Lutenville drawing attention to road work and leadership potential
J C O bastion w Lrontan one day last week. Mp Jacob Kerry of Glen Allen Was in this city a short time last Sunday. Ferran Bellinger and wife visited relatives near Glen Allen Sunday. E and Henckler of Wulfing Creckred at 60 Saint Louis was in town a few days last week. Misses Jimmie Burford and Hal lie Hall visiting relatives in James and River last week. Jack Moore and family left Sunday for Seattle Washington to make their home. Dingdem makes homemade candy. Theo Allen returned from St Louis and now travels. The Detroit Free Press notes a comic exchange remark about a priest and a little Irish girl uttering a quip about the Evil One.
An old advertisement touts a One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and throat ailments with claims of safety and instant effect attributed to a Postmaster Dawson. A separate note asks delinquent subscribers to indicate if they want the paper continued and offers flexible payment so as not to stop delivery during a hard year.
A local testimonial touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm claiming permanent relief from rheumatism after years of struggle. The ad asserts three bottles cured the user and lists Chandler & Witmer Lutesville and Dr C M Witmer Marble as sellers.
A reader from the South Jerseyman reports a painful rheumatic attack relieved by two applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After a full bottle, the user claims complete cure and endorses the remedy sold by Chandler & Witmer in Lateniuille and C. M. Witmer in Marble Hill.
Edw Mohler of Eric Pennsylvania says lifelong stomach troubles vanished after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He spent money on doctors and remedies before discovering the product written in the advertisement. He claims it digests what you eat and requires no dieting. Dr S M McAnally endorses it.
A watch maker from Columbat Ceylor and a local resident recommend Chamberlains Cough remedy for coughs colds and hoarseness in children. They cite rapid relief and many positive trials in town and urge purchase from Chandler Witmer and Dr C M Witmer with outlets in Lutesville Marble Hill and related towns.
Fragmentary ad style text touts Dewitt Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for burns bruises wounds and piles with testimonials from Puller Engiiah Ind and others claiming complete cures after trying the salve amid warnings about counterfeits and unreliable remedies.
In Spreevinig Missouri, Prof H S Stone reports completion of updates to optical services and vine operations, aiming to return Wo Normal to standard operations. The revival focuses on reestablishing eye care availability and associated commerce after recent disruptions.
Health is with us in this vicinity. We had nice rain a few days. Miss Josie Miller and Myrtle Diam are visiting friends in Oak Ridge this week. Jeff Cook and John A. Seabaugh stocked their ponds with German carp this spring. The academy will close May 9 with an entertainment at night. Re. C. C. Lyerly preached an interesting sermon to a large congregation Sunday. Born Tour and Mrs. Finis Ellis welcomed a fine 9 pound boy. Richied Wilker of Oak Ridge was in town last week on business.
Fishing yields fine catches as residents share visits and social notes. Delilah Zithnerman of Glen Allen visits relatives. Rev Hembree preached. George Butts family from Toga visited John King. Sheriff Dolphy King in town. Mrs Mike Bollinger visits in Cape Girardeau. Thommy marriage April 27 officiated by Rev M E Helton. Mr and Mrs Richardson of Gixen- Ulrier visited. writer closes with best wishes.
The brief item notes pleasant weather and busy work as farmers plant corn and discuss crops like wheat and oats. Mentions Early Conner of Marble and visits by TE Wood and relatives including Oate Lampton Barry Obtpet and TE Wood to White.
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