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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
3
A garbled text excerpt shows an army clerk remarking on a defendant accused of illicit behavior with a wife, with archaic phrasing about penalties and a suggestion of social correction. The passage reads as a rough dialogue about punishment and personal conduct.
Public health note urges calm when facing German influenza. Advises three Cs: clean mouth skin and bowel, bed rest, hot lemonade, warm room, and a hot foot bath. Recommends liver regulators, Anuric Tablets, and frequent fluids. After illness, suggests tonics like Frantonic and Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for recovery.
A fragmentary dialogue describes war fears affecting a husband and wife Mrs Grim while detailing a bustling building with two girls singing lessons, a floor above practicing scales, a trombone player below, and phonographs, hinting at a desire for peace and quiet.
A narrator recalls a former pacifist friend who refused war service yet aided the war effort. The piece details the friend’s shifting views, her work with the Red Cross, and eventual return to civilian life while tensions over patriotism and censorship influence personal loyalties. It notes the broader call for competent workers and civil service applicants to support wartime needs.
A rejected recruit, despondent over being overage for service, considers his future. He meets a War Camp Community Service volunteer who explains the Recreation Association of America efforts to provide soldier entertainment, meals with host families, dances, and inexpensive housing near training camps. The stranger sees a chance to contribute through these programs.
Fragmentary item describes a game, river travel, and a tense moment at a port with references to names and places. The text hints at past events, a freeze, and a debate over a preferred path or person amid a grave sentiment. Strong entities are unclear due to garbling.
The passage shows a quick reply directing a recruit to write to National Headquarters in New York for possible inclusion in a committee. A soldier asks about the step, while a tall man provides a cord and mentions travel to War Camp Community headquarters. A retreating candidate for military service appears, his eyes bright as his bag is examined.
An editorial voice urges bold action toward Berlin, arguing diplomacy will fail without proving force. It stresses using conquest and imprisonment to force a democratic settlement, insisting Americans support frontline troops with the rallying cry On to Berlin.
A fragmentary verse from a vigilante themed message proclaims courage against a foe. It invokes divine guidance, God’s justice, and a future end to wrongs with a hopeful, strong tone. The text presents noisy, archaic phrasing and missing clear attribution or date.
A vintage style ad touts Danderine as a hair growth solution. It promises hair will become finer, lighter, and more lustrous after a short treatment, with dramatic improvement claimed in a few seconds to minutes. It urges readers to buy the product from a drug store or toilet counter.
In a damaged report, Sergt Hengpeque is described after a skirmish near Bane with 44 harre forces. The text hints at shattered communications and unfamiliar terrain, suggesting confusion and fatigue among troops. The source is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Have a Clear Skin. Use Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura Ointment to soften and heal. Free samples offered by Cuticura Dept X Boston. Also available by mail at Soap 2 Ointment 2 50 Adv. Leisure Moments mentions Mrs Gad…
A fragmented antiquated ad style passage cautions about Castoria, cites long history and warns against unsafe claims. It weaves in unrelated quips about stage behavior and a joke about a young man’s marriage proposal, ending with a curious comparison to a sea gull’s appetite.
An advertisement promises instant relief for indigestion and heartburn with a tablet. It describes relief from sour stomach, bloating, and heaviness after meals, claiming quick action to ease discomfort. The copy emphasizes relief from indigestion symptoms and related headaches.
An old remedy touts internal treatment for catarrh, claiming it works through the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad cites chemical preparations and tonic benefits, with testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio, urging readers to try their famed remedy.
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