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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
3
Report argues physicians contribute to morphine habit by prescribing drugs despite a city ordinance restricting retail morphine contains. A Mayo canvass shows 90 percent blame prescriptions. 10 percent blame proprietary medicines. Separately a note about a German portrait and remarks by a Philadelphia lawyer on trusts appear in this montage of items.
Distemper danger spans all ages of horses and dogs with warnings about spread and prevention. The article notes contagious diseases and urges precautions while discussing public health impacts and possible remedies.
Giltie says the Kentucky horses are not scared of cars and never flee a train though they resist a sprinkling cart. Puck comments on training challenges with the horses and their steady demeanor around vehicles.
A historical note describes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pylleta as a remedy to regulate and invigorate the stomach liver and bowels. It is presented as sugared granules that are easy to take like candy.
Missouris long page features Cheif Josephine the famous cow set for a routine routine reveal after the fair season. church dedication planned in Kirkaville on Warhinewayss birthday. a rebuilt church on its original foundation valued at about 16000. corn exhibits win at national fairs. mentions of university staff, travel to Europe, and a scattered crop of errors and anecdotes from several towns and institutions.
A United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter plans a memorial gate and inscription in the Cape Girardeau cemetery to honor the southern dead as part of a memorial project. Also noted: new bank organized in Mineola with capital stock $150,000, Montgom ery County reported population declines at Rich Hill, Missouri, and a push in Troy to curb whisky through medical and merchant cooperation. A St Louis mail pouch of 2,000 letters was stolen in Springfield.
An advertisement promises a free $3.50 kidney cure recipe that allegedly stops bladder, kidney, and back pain within a week. It claims to ease scalding and dribbling, swelling, and related symptoms and urges readers to mail a request for the recipe.
In a lively back-and-forth, Josh voices a humorous take on the Open. He jokes that women in the doves should fetch enough money from tele diamonds to buy clothes, highlighting a playful clash over values and money.
Richard Croker and the Crutches of Blora dinner in New York sparked remarks on distrust of air travel. Croker warned against planes saying there is nothing underneath and that any small fault could bring them down. A Londoner quipped about a son with a lying inneline and the danger of friendly fire.
A short fragment advocates treating sore throats promptly to avoid long bed rest with diphtheria while making a lighter remark about gender roles. The text remains cryptic with unclear references and names.
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