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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1893
Page
3
Come to the rescue with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a tonic and diuretic that stimulates kidney and bladder action, aids the elimination of impurities linked to rheumatism, dropsy, Bright's disease, diabetes, and bladder catarrh, and relieves stomach liver bowels and nervous system disorders. Use promptly to prevent malaria and other ailments.
A visiting Uncle John in the city asks for the consomme and stiniere in English, prompting the waiter to respond with a polite request for clarification. The exchange highlights language use in a cafe setting.
Travel guidance urges carrying a bottle of Syrup o Fies for kidney liver and bowel relief on trips. Promoted by California Fig Syrup Co in 50c and 21 bottle sizes. Ends with unrelated observation about a candle and a racehorse.
James A. Lee of Jefferson, Colorado, a rancher and stock raiser, testifies that German Syrup has kept him free from severe colds during five years of mountain duty. He says a few doses cure at any stage and his last cold was stopped in 24 hours.
Mrs. Cardman recalls her husband Chris as a schemer who shrugs off warnings while she acts to restrain him. She paints a harsh picture of their past moving from ranch to ranch, gambling nights, and threats from treacherous Mexicans as they prepare to leave for North Llano with their flock and improvised camp gear.
The speaker recalls Cardman delaying action until given the word and recalls the morning when he was gathering lines to drive off. He spent most of the day fixing things back and regretted saying he would go.
Leon Hartley of Lower California, a wealthy vanilla bean raiser’s son, rode across Portugal to Madrid where he met Maria de Ybarrola, a Spanish vine yard owner’s daughter. They eloped after a bold courtship, marrying in Madrid and traveling to the United States via New York and Washington before heading to Cleveland and California. The couple’s romance ends in renewed family hopes and a wagging tale of cross‑border devotion.
The deadening effect of debt shown in coal regions where miners work years without cash payments due to company store debts. Mine owners and miners share mining risks, and accidents can leave workers in debt beyond recovery.
Various notable figures are profiled in brief notes. Seth Abbott gains from Emma Abbott’s estate, Mrs. Pauline Cushman lives on a San Francisco pension, Yoshi Hoji is a precocious fourteen, Bramwell Booth bypassed by his father, Queen Victoria’s crown is valued at 1.2 million with yearly interest, and Dr. Reiche owns a bronze medal commemorating Colonel Howard’s 1781 Cawnane charge.
Dr Shoops Iestorative Nerve Pills offered free with a medical book to prove merit. The promotion requests a 2 cent stamp for postage. Distributed by Gruggists 230, Dr Shoop Box W Racine Wisconsin.
A woman known for multiple marriages jokes that her new husband cannot be worse than her last. The exchange shows her pragmatic view on love and instability in relationships. The line reflects humor about remarriage and resilience in the narrator.
A revenue style notice offers one hundred dollars reward for cure of catarrh and extols Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements of F J Cheney Co and wholesale druggists in Toledo. The ad repeats internal use claims and price, with testimonials offered free.
Miss Braddon has reached Sir Walter Scott’s old target of £100000 from fiction, backed by fifty three novels and lasting popularity. Professor A S Hardy comments on realism, noting the danger of overlooking the sky at the bottom of a mud puddle. A Paris correspondent recalls the Meissonier couple, overheard as the “Giantess and the Gnome” by an observer at a picture exhibition.
Fred recalls the first thing she said when called that night. Arthur asks the exact line as she claimed her little brother was asleep. A community note implies wrongfully accusing a man as a juror and subjecting him to a court-house ordeal.
The ad copy extols Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy and offers $500 cash for a case of catarrh in the head that they cannot treat, signaling a bold insurance of efficacy and money back guarantee.
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