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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1920

Page

3

Mary Fricke finds health with Peruna remedy

A Belleville woman, after years of agony from cramps and headaches, credits Dr. Mary Fricke’s recovery to Peruna. She reports improved appetite, digestion, and vigor, noting significant weight gain and freedom from doctors after starting Peruna. She urges others with catarrh or related ailments to try Peruna, claiming it has changed many lives.

Mary Fricke Bornman Belleville Perna Weil Mary Mra Fricke

Dont Let Catarrh Drag You Into Consumption

Warns catarrh can progress to consumption and cautions against reliance on sprays or local aids. Claims a systemic remedy removes germs from the blood and prevents worsening. Offers free medical advice and lists a Atlanta address for the Medical Imperator.

Swift Labors Ory Atlanta

Unclear Text From Historical Proceedings Report

Fragmentary OCR article notes a daylight dealing session and a courtish scene. It references witnesses, a marker board and cross examination. Names and places are garbled but indicate a November era incident with testimony about a beam of light or glare and a judge or examiner.

Harding Leadership and League of Nations in New York World

The article argues for firm U S leadership under Harding and rejection of appeasement toward the League of Nations. It asserts the party factions oppose the treaty stance and warns against wavering on commitment to international peace, citing the era’s foreign policy tensions and the need to defend America’s wartime sacrifices and sovereignty.

Hiram Jotnenn Fife France New York World

Algiers Sundays and the Jew in Eastern Garb

A fragmented reminiscence describes Sunday life in Algiers and contrasts Eastern Jewish garb with Western stereotypes. The author notes Sabbath walks through the Jewish quarter and recalls biblical tales, then questions whether cultural attire should be judged by Western notions of propriety.

Alrivigh Gany

Fragmented OCR Note on Local Event Translation

A garbled OCR passage mentions a weak jive contest and context about containment and timing. It references faded names and unclear actions, with one line hinting at a correction or retreat. The readable bits suggest a local event description with minimal concrete details.

Harding Attacks GOP Nominations In Colorful Critique

Attorney General Palmer, allied with the Democratic camp, comments on Senator Marding’s GOP nomination. He mocks Harding as a colorless candidate and blames the Republican old guard for a platform he calls reactionary. Palmer urges Democrats to advance with bold confidence toward victory.

Harding Marding Palmer Sal Winer

Inconsistency in Republican ranks sparks League talk

A New York Times analysis cites President Wilson accusing Republicans of insincerity and inconsistency to score a point on foreign policy. It notes McKinley’s earlier advocacy of a League of Nations and questions whether the mantle could pass to Senator Harding, as suggested by Mr. Root.

Peersietent United States Jobe Manting Brooklyn Eagle Wilson McKinley League of Nations Root Harding New York Times

Republicans Plan to Occupy Mexico if Mexico Fails Reforms

The report from Senator Fall's committee for the national convention states that the United States would occupy Mexico coast to coast if Mexicans do not amend their constitution and laws to suit American interests. The passage notes war was disclaimed but implied as a possible outcome in the Pickwick War context.

Mexico Republican Party Fall

Something Worth While

A fragmentary report mentions a machine and questions about work. It references injuries in the profession and outside sideshows with remarks about a man falling and others doubting the value of the effort. Names, places, or dates are not readable in the text.

Dan

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