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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
8
Tak Manore Hitt Preas and others publish Thursday notices from Bollinger and surrounding counties. Names like M. Ciladieh Mary L. Me Sulloch El Sow Peet Vie Dolates appear as candidates for superintendent of public schools, subject to qualified voters at the upcoming annual meeting.
Wartime letters describe daily life in a trench extremity, with scarred veterans recounting shelling, dugouts, gas exposure, and a mix of humor and hardship. They mention units, names, and the emotional pull of family, pancakes, and home while detailing casualties and resilience.
A collection of readable items: a wounded soldier Finis Lee McGlothlin writing from a hospital about returning home and awaiting mail, plus a shareholder notice for Bank of Zalma, and classified-type notices seeking land and labor. Also a memorial tribute to Mrs. Snider detailing her Christian life and family.
An old advertisement promotes The Youth's Companion magazine and McCall's Magazine combined for $2.00, with options to send to separate addresses. It lists Commonwealth Ave and St. Paul St in Boston area as the office and notes subscriptions accepted at the office.
No. 666 describes a malaria or fever remedy promising five to six doses to break fever and claims mild, non-greasy effects. Dr W A Reynolds of this city, recently suffering blood poisoning, is improving. Lieut W C Morgan visits homefolks. Lee Bess, Vanderbilt trainee, dismissed from service, visits family in Belville and Marble Hill. Dude Crader and wife of Clarksville, Texas, visit their uncle Allen and family.
Scottsburg Indiana Mrs Annie Johnson recalls long chronic constipation and stomach troubles. She tried doctors medicines and various remedies before using Thedford s Black-Draught which she says improved her condition after regular use and later a single dose.
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