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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
3
The text presents a garbled excerpt mentioning a person named Abe and Atchison with fragmented phrases about pride jealousy singing and hair brushes, lacking coherent events or context to form a solid record.
A fragmentary article notes a theological student writing on Among the Ancients and recalling a biblical-era baseball style narrative. It mentions long-distance shots against Egyptians, first runs, a coach, stolen bases, and encounters with Philistines, interwoven with a historical vignette about Francois Geromin of Bastille fame.
A historical speech denounces Democratic dishonesties and Republican graft from 1896 to 1900. It cites embezzlement in banks, bank failures, and officials found guilty or dead by their actions. The text accuses prominent Republicans of funding corruption and betraying public trust.
The text argues that Thaw wealth, derived from protective tariffs, bred a degenerate elite now in jail or facing indemnity battles. It notes Congressmen like Lorimer struggling against a purported rotten Republican machine and warns of continued political corruption.
A mother recalls her six to ten month old boy suffering widespread eczema. Scratching caused open pores and distress until a two week treatment with Cu Beap Ointment and Readvent produced rapid improvement. The ad cites C I Hohrath Company of South Bethlehem Pa from 1905.
The text laments believers and critics, noting that fools may prosper and rewards or penalties arise from belief. It suggests judgment of others and questions motives, declaring some people unworthy or irrational. It contrasts zeal with reason and hints at universal human flaws.
A Olympia Washington man describes severe back pain from a cold that followed a wet spell. He reports taking Dean's Kidney Pills, with urine becoming clear and natural within a week and long lasting relief after using six boxes. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Poster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A collection of brief aphorisms includes Seneca on desire and riches. Other lines warn of conscience, learning, self competition, and judgment by peers. The mix cites sources from German, Byzantine, Juvenal, Spanish, French, and Irish traditions in compact moral reflections.
A playful verse segment satirizes life as a comic opera. It muses on rainbow wealth, wasted plots, and faded expectations. The piece contains quips about writers sending hopes in white envelopes and cautions on appearances and propriety.
An Illinois man explains his switch from coffee to Postum cured years of stomach upset and nervous irritation. He quit coffee after a friend’s advice and found relief from hunger spells and indigestion, crediting Postum with significant health improvements.
An illustration details a milking pail arrangement with a center milk outlet, four inch diameter, cheese cloth cover reaching five to six inches over the sides, a tipping hoop, and multiple washable covers. The cloth acts as a strainer to keep contaminants out and can be reused after boiling.
Advice on dairy farming stresses pure water as crucial as feed or shelter. Cows drink up to seven gallons daily, so a reliable water source in the stable or yard boosts milk. multiple troughs prevent crowding and injuries, with careful placement away from corners to avoid harm.
A Farmers' Review writer argues dairy calf feeding differs from beef calf feeding. Overfeeding underfeeding and lice cause most calf troubles. avoid very cold milk. For a four week old dairy calf provide 16 pounds of milk daily with two to three pints ground grain. From a month to six months add whole oats for stronger bone and muscle rather than fat.
A passage from Orange Judd Farmer emphasizes proper care of stock in the hired hand era. It warns that mistreatment of dairy calves damages stock more than any gains from other work. Helfer calves for milk cows should be fed milk-producing feed and not fattened for beef unless needed.
Agriculture is the foundation of all prosperity. Without it all other enterprises lose value. The note stresses butter quality, claiming fresh butter is superior to any other.
A fragmentary item notes M Gombanaire the trench explorer wandering eight days with marsh water as nourishment. It also reports a railroad board authorizing nearly 400000 dollars for Ninola railroad passenger equipment including two baggage cars and ten mail cars.
The advertisement urges wholesome outdoor life and cautious medicine use for children. It promotes Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a pure, gentle laxative trusted by physicians, with the full company name on every bottle and warnings about counterfeit labels. Families are advised to keep a bottle for both parents and children and to consult reputable physicians rather than rely on patent medicines.
A Roumanian rode a dining car pipe shelf on a priest express train at Costansa and walked off dustier, hungrier, thirstier, with five cents. The piece warns American tramps to beware while praising De fiance Starch to make laundry starching thinner and stronger.
India planted about 26 million acres in cotton and produced roughly 3.6 million bales in 1905. Exports reached over 2.126 million bales, valued at above 51 million dollars, with Japan Germany Belgium and Italy as top buyers. together they purchased nearly 1.6 million bales. Japan’s share approached 500,000 bales.
A fragment notes a woman who is never satisfied with her own lot and claims she has outdone her neighbor in some respect. The text is incomplete but suggests comparative sentiment about personal standing or conduct.
Fragments discuss moral cautions and social quirks with inserts on Defiance Starch and Dion Boucicault. Mentions of starch’s use on collars and cuffs, Ancestry notes, and a stray line about business honesty and domestic strips of thought, all in erratic clipped prose.
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