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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
An agricultural guide explains raising calves in winter is cheaper than spring births and yields strong growth by April. Key practices include warm stalls, milk and grain diet, twice daily lukewarm feeding, hay, clover, clean buckets, sun exposure, and careful hygiene.
An older farming guide emphasizes humane horse care focusing on proper collar fit to prevent sore shoulders. It warns against heavy pads, dirty collars, and careless driving, advising regular cleaning with damp sponges, oiling, and gradual work for colts while noting risks like collets, withers, and cold abscesses from poor gear and handling.
The article argues for integrating truck farming practices with dairy operations to balance soil nutrients. It urges legumes and mineral fertilizers to replace manure reliance, lengthening rotations to include market crops, and adopting soil fertility principles to boost profits and crop yields for cattle feed. It emphasizes abandoning old dairying methods in favor of coordinated soil management.
A 1900s style public notice urges sanitation in schools and homes through Resinol Soap and Medicated Shaving Stick to prevent skin conditions. It claims Resinol cures eczema acne rashes sores pimples and blotches and promotes rosy smooth skin. The ad notes universal availability of Herspol Soap and Ointment and offers a booklet on skin care from Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore MD.
William Loeb Jr at a New York dinner smiles at tougher penalties for smugglers, claiming they “take it hard.” He mocks fines as too light, evoking George White’s reaction to a KIA sentence about a chicken theft.
The fragment notes a baby and an ink bottle with no blotting paper in the house suggesting a domestic mishap or missing item. No clear names, dates, or places available to identify persons or locations. The tone resembles a historical household anecdote.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepain and Pape's Mapepsin as quick cures for indigestion sour stomach and related stomach disorders. It promises relief within five minutes and claims large 50 cent canisters cure chronic indigestion gastritis and related conditions.
A Kansas editor explains he uses quotation marks around the word beer to suggest doubt, saying he does not believe in ghosts. A subscriber asked why he prints it that way, and he cited the same reason as quotation marks around the word ghost.
Byron Bennette of 1018 Bt Clair Ave East Liverpool Ohio recounts six months bedridden with kidney trouble. He says kidney secre tions were painful, his head ached, his body bloated, and he weighed 60 pounds. After six boxes of Doan’s Kidney Fills he claims recovery and freedom from kidney trouble, urging readers to remember the product. Sold by dealers at 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A quoted reminiscence recalls a public reading by Henry Irving at the Ulster Hall in 1878. An offhand speaker praised Irving as a gentleman leading an unblemished life amid a joking misstatement about his moral character.
Mrs O it P Helmont addressed a Colony club luncheon urging women to stand together for water and charity causes. A fragmented aside about a man and a misquoted exchange followed, reflecting social chatter during the event.
A nostalgic note on a garden where plants carry memories of a cherished friend. The owner finds comfort in blossoms whose perfume and color symbolize a past connection, while a cat's floral dedication marks a lasting, tender bond across distance.
Druggists sell Marine Eye Remedy liquid and eye salve in aseptic tubes with price 8190 and 100 respectively. The Mall Marine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago offers eye books and five free advice with purchase.
The fragment recalls Marmaduke asking about a barber’s remark after a shave. The barber reportedly compared Marmaduke to a boyhood game called Hutt the Hare, suggesting an odd memory or teasing line.
A cryptic medical note extols CASTONWIA as a safe remedy for infants and children while disparaging political topics. The text weaves in a literary aside about Byron and a rolling image, hinting at public ignorance on politics despite urging care for health.
Adam reads his notice of ejectment while Eve hides in a corner and whimpers. He accuses Eve of curiosity and mockingly asks who is looney now as they prepare to pack their gourds and tent poles.
Fragmentary note describes a friend warning against self harm and recalling a river memory. The text is garbled but centers on a postponed action and a concerned warning amid a personal crisis. Entities and specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
A dated joke exchange features a woman asserting unfailing correctness and a man questioning it. The line pulls from Chicago News styled humor and mirrors a proverb-like comparison to a furnace test and a poet metaphor, with a brief nod to Metastasio.
Court records reveal the estate of Skinnerd largely awarded to Noltt and relatives contest the will. Aukilt-Wie notes NW drive through the court left substantial portions redistributed or contested.
A quarrel reveals both sides show little sense, underscoring mutual imprudence in the dispute and suggesting no clear winner emerges from the heated exchange.
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