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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
3
An article fragment describes a chaotic scene at a Columbus city rally. A campaigned speaker, a door, and a shouted miscommunication collide with street chatter. A college professor offers a prize for humane handling of a horse. The text is garbled with partial phrases and unclear participants.
Home demonstrations report success substituting corn syrup and other sweeteners for sugar in canning and preserving. Fruits canned without sugar may darken and lack aroma but remain usable in desserts, fillings, and punches. Juices kept for jelly making. uses include peach jam, apple pulp, and cornmeal dishes.
The sugar shortage worsens as sugarcane and beet crops suffer beyond early season forecasts. War disruptions have prevented normal production, with ongoing losses at sea due to submarine warfare, and government demands strain supply for service members.
Grove's Tasteless Tonic tablets join the syrup in stores for those who prefer swallowing a tablet or traveling. The tablets carry the same medicinal properties and yield the same results as the bottled syrup, priced at the same amount.
An advertisement urges readers to protect stomach health in heat by taking a tablet of EATONIC after meals. It markets fast relief from stomach upset and promises quick comfort, claiming the product supports digestion and can prevent hot weather stomach troubles. It mentions LATONTC as a related item and encourages purchase from local drugstores.
The piece reflects a fourteen year old’s wartime impressions in 1915. He joined as stretcher bearer in the British Royal Army Medical Corps and recalls mixed feelings, fear, wonder, and pride. The narrative weaves vivid reactions from home and front, praising American resolve and the tension of wartime sacrifice.
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