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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
3
At North London Police Court on Saturday an applicant for a summons asked if a man is a maniac. The reply was uncertain, saying he does not know but believes the man is married, per the London Telegraph.
A custom-house officer at Yarmouth England saved a boy who had fallen from a quay into the sea. Remarkably the same youth had his life saved by the officer twice before in similar incidents, making this the officer's third rescue of the same boy.
William A. Franklin of Franklin & Falmer Chemical Co Rochester N Y writes seven years ago I suffered from kidney failure back pain and irregular kidney secretions I used Dan s Kidney Fills and found prompt relief after three boxes I was cured of the terrible symptoms Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y
An advice note promotes Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry use. It argues educated readers weigh heredity in marriage, then lauds Defiance for not sticking to irons, 16 ounce packages at 10 cents, and being chemical free. It warns grocers push cheaper warted starch to clear stock.
Wasps were observed ambushing and robbing honey laden bees as they returned to the hive. The incidents suggest a predatory behavior where hornet-like insects seize nectar stores from returning foragers. Protective measures for hives are not discussed.
The earliest known cookbook was printed in Venice in 1475, marking a landmark in culinary literature. The compact volume showcases medieval recipes, ingredients, and cooking methods, highlighting early printing and domestic life.
A short ad fragment promises relief from constipation bowel and stomach trouble claiming a remedy can end suffering with quick practical aid. The text emphasizes personal relief and health improvement from a simple treatment.
Theresa von Lynar reveals a risky plan to Boris and Jorian as the city braces for Muscovite attack. She confides that she is the widow of Henry the Titan of Kernsbers, guardian of Maurice, the rightful heir, and warns that Joan will surrender the duchy to save their lives, even as dynastic upheaval looms.
Boris and Jorian guard Theresa as a night trek leads to a secret rendezvous with a masked envoy. Theresa bids farewell to her captains before a swift, perilous ascent into the storm, while a familiar physician of Prince Wasp appears among the shadowed figures near the Cossack posts.
Fragmented tale shows Boris and others debating a stolen ring and a dagger as they plan danger near Courtland. A separate feature recounts a London man’s nap experiment to curb hereditary madness, with dreams spanning world travel and a bell waking him.
An excerpt from Ernest Poole's Pleasant Cattle quoted in Everybody's describes Cossack childhood scenes. A grandmother bakes yellow cakes in a brick oven while a gang of children fights for portions and dodges her whispered scoldings. They recall borsch poured into a wide clay bowl and shared spoons as they beg for more amid hungry laughter.
Li Qwon Chen and three Philadelphia lawyers discuss court tricks and hypnotism as a defense. A Vermont judge jokes a murder case could hinge on a line of questioning about who hypnotized whom, highlighting absurdities in legal defenses.
William Jennings Bryan denounced selfishness as a menace to society during a Milwaukee dinner, warning it could create an aristocracy as cold as a notorious Paris to Monte Carlo count. A violent Riviera tale about a valet killed in a wreck was cited to illustrate callous disregard for others.
Aut Maria Blake recalls a city afternoon tea experience noting she kept watch on others and made no mistakes. She describes lavish refreshment tables with ribbons and pink bows, marveling at the neatly rolled sandwiches.
The piece, attributed to Leslie’s Weekly, describes a fantastical bamboozle tree bearing strange fruit. It mentions characters like the iceman, the fireman, the Jager beer merchant, a rural Swim boogie boarder, and Reuben, all drawn to the tree’s prolific yield. The prose blends whimsy with allegorical figures as it extols a surreal forest of fruit.
An English auctioneer’s intimate friend, often at his side at Newmarket, mimics him during a blood stock sale. When the auctioneer starts the bid at one hundred guineas the friend repeats in the same tone, provoking a moment of vexation before the hammer falls and the lot is sold.
A prominent city Mason, besieged by his wife’s pleas to learn a lodge secret, agrees to reveal one secret after twenty days. On the twentieth day, he whispers with a grave air that the secret is simply that the goat died. The tale appears in the Philadelphia Ledger as a humorous caution.
Chief of Detectives McClusky recounts a burglary arraignment where the magistrate, not reading papers, asks the prisoner what he is charged with. The man replies he opened a clothing store at 2 am with a jimmy, and the inspector notes he is telling the truth but not all of it.
The article reports that British people now smoke about one third more tobacco than three decades ago, consume half again as much sugar, and drink 44 percent more tea. At the same time, consumption of intoxicants shows a general decline.
Editorial argues against treating disease as criminal and critiques blaming the sick. It discusses women's health, pelvic disorders, and the need for rest, outlining Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and related advice. Includes promotional content for Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser and remedies.
A brief exhortation that cheerfulness can be cultivated in all children. It argues happiness is contagious and lists mutual benefits for the child and the world when a smile is given and received. The tone is instructional and uplifting.
A coroner's jury in Cornwall England found the miner's death in the abandoned White Quarry pool to be a drowning. The verdict states the miner was found drowned in the water there at the time.
A countryman in Stoken Church England says he has worn the same suit on Sundays and holidays for forty seven years. The wearer credits the tailor by name and notes the garment is still sound with not a stitch failed.
A concise motto from St. Joseph Gazette in Missouri highlights humility in learning. It reflects on a young man recognizing gaps in his knowledge as a foundational step to meaningful education.
Westfield Ul December 18 Special Reverend G L Good reports he suffered Bright's Disease for six years despite many doctors and a specialist. After sixteen boxes of Devoid's Kidney Pills he says he recovered, gained weight from 105 to 165 pounds, and now recommends the remedy to kidney trouble sufferers statewide.
After years of searching Wales still has no city singled out as the capital. Officials have not yet identified a location that stands out as preeminent for the honor amid ongoing deliberations and regional considerations.
Mrs Minnie Drew of Roxbury Massachusetts reports cracked and peeled hands caused by water and heat. Two doctors failed to help but after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment her hands became entirely well.
An assorted ad page notes Defiance Starch claims of superiority and price advantage over competitors. Also mentions climate failure of a blue poppy acclimatization and a Berlin police order requiring cabmen to wear white hats. Also references tobacco and cigarette brands and a New York Times quote about pessimism from bad liver.
Fragmentary report notes decline of lace making in England and France with Alencon Chantilly no longer produced. Mention of Spanish industry dying. A curious tale references May Cremate There is a mayvem ain section and a messenger boy presenting a box to a father, while neighbors speculate its contents.
Grocers say they do not beat Velanee Starch because their Steck now sells only 12 oz packages. Defiance offers 16 oz for the same price, so customers may prefer Defiance Starch which requires no cooking.
The cross has long served as a religious emblem among aboriginal peoples in the Americas and ancient European nations, and by Christians.
All Up-to-Date Housekeepers endorse Defiance Cold Water Starch for superior results. They recommend using four or more boxes as a smart money choice to keep ironing easy and clothes looking crisp.
An odd mix of claims touts a permanent cure for fits and nervous disorders alongside an offer for a free trial and treatment from DRAKA KLINE Ltd at 20 Arch Street Philadelphia. The text also notes whale liver as valuable, citing ambergris from a whale valued at about 50 900 dollars, presenting a sensational blend of medical hype and curious commodity note.
Reading this fragment notes an elephant collecting alms in Hindu temples, with a basket passed around. It mentions a guaranteed cure for piles with a money-back refund if PAZO UNITMEST fails to work in days.
Twenty five percent of Finland University students are women yet only about half pass the exams. Those who pass are mainly in the medical department. A New Zealand Con tract Journal item alleges party clashes cloud the country’s current position. A man with a career has little time for wife or friends, focusing on enemies. The Paris grand opera stage is noted as the largest in the world, measuring about 100 feet wide and nearly 200 feet deep and 80 feet high.
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