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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1893
Page
7
President Cleveland urges careful land reform for Indians and strict economy in public expenditures. He supports tariff reform, calls for revenue-neutral reductions on essential goods, and advocates civil service integrity. He warns against unjust land claims and urges prudent governance to preserve national prosperity.
Royal Baking Powder tops all rivals with 20 percent greater leavening strength over the next highest, 160 cubic inches of carbonic gas per ounce. Tests from the Washington Agricultural Department show cream of tartar powders at 133 and others at 111 on average, with Royal leading in purity fineness and wholesomeness. Sales figures reflect decades of women’s preference and dominion in the market.
In many lands June tops marriage months with June unions noted. Tales include a ten year old child valued at 400, a fifteen year old at 700, and a record of seventeen children under ten. A Philadelphia wedding of Tarr and Feathers is humorously cited as the most harmonious union of tar and feathers.
A veteran camp tale tells how a Goldenrod child, found as a baby, grew to be loved by the camp. She tends flowers, inspires the soldiers, and once saved about 200 people by warning of a planned attack. The captain and Dan Draper care for her as the heart of the camp.
A tale from Homburg describes a popular yet modest young man dining with a royal party under a Dutch treat, then forced to pay the entire bill when peers devour extravagantly. A Sahara joke follows about desert hotel fare and corn beef with cabbage ending in a dry laugh.
Advert appears to promote Hosteller's Stomach Bitters as a preventive for kidney problems and related diseases. It claims benefits for stomach liver and renal function, citing Bright's disease diabetes and other disorders. The fragment includes unrelated names and odd phrases suggesting a page with mixed content.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, effective laxative that cleanses the system, eases headaches and fevers, and benefits kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them. It claims vast medical approval and sales in 50¢ and $1 bottles, produced only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
A neighbor, John Gilbert of Holt Ontario, was long ill with a failing liver and kidneys and wasted appearance. After taking August Flower his health dramatically improved, astonishing his family and friends. John Quibell provides the testimonial.
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