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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1892
Page
7
A terse, promotional line urging immediate use of a remedy with a firm insistence on no substitutes. The wording implies a generic warning or claim of effectiveness, likely from an advertisement or medical cure claim.
Boschee's German Syrup is hailed as more successful than any other remedy for consumption. It has been tried in every climate from the North to the South and demanded by millions. It is presented as the only true and reliable consumption remedy.
Fragmentary note questions whether Ireland's climate or soil would naturally deter snakes. The text is garbled with unclear phrasing and lacks concrete facts or named entities.
A Chester, Pennsylvania case recounts Thomas Kelly, a Black man picked up dead and placed in an ice box for a burial. He sat up from the coffin, demanded his overcoat, provoking officials to flee. He then cursed the process, wandered the town in hiccupping complaints, and urged recapture for burial. The episode sparked public sentiment favoring resuming funeral arrangements and questioned coroner and police handling.
The passage describes a speaker’s vision of the Rome of Bilse zone and Salem like streets of gold, ascending in imagination before returning to earth with a homely conclusion about being Christian to reach glory better than earthly fame.
A garbled OCR item discusses rheumatism and peace, mentioning Hostetter's Stomach remedies and failed treatments. It appears as a damaged medical blurb with unclear references to remedies and outcomes.
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