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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1892

Page

6

Russia Best Friend of America, Says Talmage Sermon

Rev Dr Talmage defends Russia after a controversial visit, arguing no country has been more misrepresented and praising Tsarist Russia as America’s ally. He cites wartime fleets and imperial hospitality, urging end to anti Russian defamation and inviting Russian writings to share their side.

Bnooktiys Talmage Russia Peter David Absalom Christ Martin Chuzzlewit Victor Hugo America Whittling Hher Etesia United States Great Britain Germany France St. Petersburg Moscow Europe South America Asia New York Battery New York San Francisco William N. Seward Washington Farragut Thurlow Weed United States of America George Washington Abraham Lincoln Behring Straits Siberia England God Holy Ghost Peterhof

The War Horse Hen Keeps Watch Over Brood

An elderly Brahma hen nicknamed The War Horse displays unusual intelligence and maternal care. She senses danger from a hawk threatening a brood, guides the narrator to the scene, and leads a rescued chick back to safety while defending her charges from predators.

Hugh Hawk Ihlorse

Cleansing Linen Patent Uses Petroleum Cleanser

A French patent introduces a linen cleansing method using a petroleum based liquid. Camphor is dissolved in light petroleum with onion infusion to extract flavors. The mulch is diluted in water, and linen is boiled in it after rubbing with soap, then rinsed and dried.

Patent Office Philadelphia

St Louis plans promise cheapest rail fares and apple ventures

St Louis leaders push a city rail franchise to connect lines, offering a 25 mile trip for 5 cents and a plan to serve fall crowds. Separate notes describe night schools for Chinese immigrants, funded by missionary groups, and two new moneyed ventures: pecan tree island investment and Illinois Missouri apple orchard consolidation aiming to boost St Louis as a leading apple market. Also mentions Mermod & Jaccard catalog offers.

St. Louis Carondelet Baden Market Walnut Streets St Louis Philadelphia United States Mississippi River Illinois Missouri New York

Precautioners Insist Two Attend Poison Prescriptions

Western druggists adopt two-person checks for prescriptions containing poisons. The Medical Record cites a New York murder trial to illustrate the danger of mixing up ingredients.

New York

Corean British consul claims ancient roots of the hits

British consul Jhent Scott, author of the first grammar, declares that the Hits SR tas the TTRO, estimating its age at around 4,000 years.

Jhent Scott

Wasteful digestion cures and the Stomach Bitters remedy

An 19th century advertisement extols Jetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal tonic to ease indigestion and its nervous symptoms. It claims relief from heartburn malarial and kidney issues, promotes appetite and sleep, and links the product to overall bodily restoration with assertive language. It also mentions Syrup of Figs as a gentle family laxative and notes small feet of the Queen of Siam.

Jetter

Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve sells for 15 cents

An advertisement snippet touts Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve with a money-back warranty. It claims the druggist will curt or refund the price of 15 cents and repeats the line as a marketing hook. The page also features assorted ads and jokes referencing remedies, electric belts, and a whale net patent.

Hanson

Fragmented bon mots and patent medicine lines flood page

A jumble of mock dialogue and ad copy shows a satirical quip about Prof Pogglethorpe in a chicken-house, then shifts to cough syrups, tonics, and patent medicines. Mentions Kemp's Balcam, Dr Kline Gamat, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and Calfornian Root Tea with testimonial style notes and prices.

Prof. Pogglethorpe

Fragmentary 19th Century Ad Snippets and Local Notes

A garbled collection of short notices and product pitches. Mentions electric belts claimed to cure most diseases, varied payment terms, and scattered references to persons and places including Omaha and New York. The text also touches on a criminal lawyer remark and a pension roll name, with several unclear fragments.

C. B. Judd Eure Omaha

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