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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
8
An advertisement extols Prince Albert tobacco as exceptionally flavorful and smooth with no bite or parch, claiming its patented process delivers cool fragrance and long-lasting satisfaction for pipe smokers. It urges readers to imagine hours of use and emphasizes the product’s enjoyable qualities.
Rainy and muddy roads slow work as four correspondents file notes from the vicinity. Mentions include Cobb and families visiting, Moyers visiting relatives, local school progress under Mrs Goodson, and farmers still gathering corn amid gloomy weather. Several residents relocate or visit nearby communities.
A concise note reports overall good health with mention of minor ongoing ailments. The statement conveys a positive general condition and does not provide names, dates, or specific medical details.
Fragmentary report mentions health of a community and a few lingering issues. It references navigators returning from an event and notes two children linked to Moor, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Prolific weekly notes report N S Rhodes recovering from illness in Duntlin county and planning farming next year. Masters of Leadhville Ark visit relatives in the area. JC Ridings last week butchered three porkers. Aaron Welker shows slow improvement from flu. J C Denton moved to his farm purchased from W A Wasters. Fulbright passed through on Friday. Masters of Lith White visited A J Master’s home. C J Mayfield and family visited Nash relatives. Eiza Ridings plans a short trip to Fornfelt to work in a box factory. Clarence Allen sends a letter.
Gillen Allen Health shows steady condition amid heavy rainfall. Mrs. Ben Graham and children return from Gravelton after visiting relatives. Jack Graham fails to attend a novel examination. Warren Cobb of Trace Creek visits for business. E. A. Brown reports mumps happiness. The Page family grieves Mildred Page Trane day with burial at Grassy cemetery. Oscar Zumerman and others travel to Cape Allardean. Wil Maloney returns from county work. Herman McGee visits Leeds en route.
In 1903 a Palmyra resident describes dull and sharp shooting pains and periods of weakness. He recalls spells of bed confinement and says he started Cardal and found relief. The fragment reflects early 20th century patient reports on chronic pain and tonic remedies.
Catarrh sufferers have used Halle Catarrh Medicine for forty years. It treats catarrh by acting on the blood and the mucus surfaces to ease symptoms. The ad claims it is a highly reliable remedy.
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