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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
8
A garbled item credits NLL and Chandler as publishers in a misread line about a Martin Uhl posable poem. Names and context are unclear, but the fragment notes publishing roles and a rumored poem or piece associated with Martin Uhl.
The page includes a sensational claim about a woman saying Cardus, a tonic for women, restored health and vitality after seventeen years of weakness. It mixes local notices with a dramatic testimonial and broader community updates.
Community update from Farmington records a variety of items: health notices about Cardus tonic and weight gain, relatives visiting, land and property movements, farm work and animal notes, church services at Hurricane and Bethel, a hospital stay for Mrs Mayfield, and plans for weddings and holidays. Names include Dr Statler, Mrs Fudla Statler, Billy James, J E Schreiner, Rev Mouser, Prof M Mayfield, NC Oldtion, and several locals.
Sedgewickville Health is very boel with severe winter. Local youth practice for a Christmas entertainment at the Lutheran church. Statler and Seabaugh prepare to grind corn at Seabaugh's. Frank Seabaugh earns about 140 dollars in a day. Albex supper planned. Jahmson visits town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Greer Davis travel to Jackson. Claude Davis and children visit Mrs Bud Criddle Route 4 Saturday night. Saline ocean volume noted as about 4,800,000 cubic miles per USGS data.
Long fragment outlines federated road act push, aims to promote Interstate and national road legislation, organize a permanent office, prepare electoral affairs, and gather state and county cooperation. Mentions Attorney General of Missouri, Bar, and various committees planning to advance road and traffic laws and enforcement.
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