The Marble TL Press Published Every Thursday
The MARBLE TL Press is issued weekly on Thursday by MILL and CHANDLER publishers. It is printed at the Maride Filpoarottice and listed as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
8
The MARBLE TL Press is issued weekly on Thursday by MILL and CHANDLER publishers. It is printed at the Maride Filpoarottice and listed as second class matter.
Reports from a Missouri county reveal a busy period with social visits, farm work, and church activities. Local families like the Welches and Harrises host relatives while others travel to Advance and Jackson for work, exams, and visits. The piece records illnesses, births, deaths, and a string of small town happenings in vivid, dated detail.
Lifesville High School announces its opening on August 24 1916 Superintendent Litesvilly Mieacurl notes teachers and students will begin new term. The article mentions local visitors household news and community notices amid school preparations and a proposed singing school at Mt Zion.
Public notice details the opening of a Normal School at Cape Girardeau on September 11 1916 with programs in three year and two year college courses and a four year high school course. includes catalog request to WS. Draevost President Cape Girardeau Missouri and related public court notice in Holt county Missouri.
An 19th century patent medicine ad touts a prescription prepared empe inly to treat malaria chills and fever. It promises five doses will break any case and prevent relapse without causing griping or Mickey. The ad stresses quick relief and suggests the fever will not return.
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