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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
7
Eyewitness styleOCR fragment shows a garbled exchange between a British tone and an American, mentioning game spirit and wartime sentiment amid unclear context. The passage then shifts to an advertisement for Cuticura skincare claiming pimples and blackheads removal with a free sample offer via mail order.
A fragmented civic guidance piece urges thrift in meals and urges households to keep an emergency health kit. It lists practical doings from preserving vegetables to recognizing choking and burns and outlines first aid steps for shocks, fainting, and minor poisonings, emphasizing rapid doctor contact and basic remedies. It cites common substances like milk vinegar mustard and ammonia as aids, and warns to avoid unsafe actions while seeking professional care.
A quirky, garbled note describes lemon juice taking off tan and mixing with odd ingredients. Crews supply three cones of Orchard White, while a strange scene of benches, winds and burns appears, ending with a shout to “You.”
Fragmentary text shows characters asking for a drink and a companion, with unclear names and actions. The readable parts point to a social scene involving a teacup or beverage and a potential interaction, but specifics and context are missing. The article lacks definitive events, dates, or locations to confirm.
Fragmented OCR shows discussion of aging women fears, health remedies, and wartime product promotions. Mentions age, strength, and youth therapies, plus deals with meat packing and government orders influencing consumer goods. Contains unclear names and local references.
The malaria mosquito feeds on blood before increasing in numbers. Malarial fever is sometimes called chills and fever bilious fever and swamp fever.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as neutralizing malaria poison and killing germs. The copy claims the tonic strengthens and is pleasant and harmless with no nux vomica or poisonous drugs. The wording emphasizes safety and effectiveness for health improvement.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is now sold in tablet form alongside the familiar syrup. The tablets deliver the same medicinal effects as the bottled tonic and are marketed for travelers and those who prefer swallowing pills. Price is given as 6d.
Hot summer days weaken stomachs and raise danger to health. Indigestion and bloating worsen with heat, so keep strength for work. Katunic tablets are advertised as quick relief, with money-back guarantees through druggists.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions five parkers and a legal matter about martial and domestic issues. It references hearings or reviews next week and urges vigilance in handling the case amid unclear names or dates.
The fragment appears to quote a garbled line about a defense approach and masking tone. No clear individuals, teams, or events are identifiable, leaving the item as an unclear snippet rather than a reportable event.
An OCR fragment reports a partially legible sports caption about a team or event, but key names, dates, or outcomes are unreadable. The readable portion hints at a competition and penalties but lacks clear details to identify participants or results.
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