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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1897

Page

7

Seven Years of Suffering Ended by Pink Pills Cure

Mrs. Ann T. Devenish of Castleton Reno County Kansas reports a dramatic recovery from rheumatism nervous debility and heart trouble after six weeks with Williams Pink Pills for Pale People She credits relief from swollen wrists painful joints sleepless nights and general weakness to the remedy and urges others with similar symptoms to consult physicians and try the pills Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a nerve and blood tonic and claim to rebuild strength support heart health and restore a youthful glow They are sold in bottles for 36 cents or a dollar four and may be obtained from physicians or the Williams Medicine Company Schenectady New York.

Ann T. Devensh the Gazette Mutchloxon Kansas Ann T. Devenish Castleton Reno County Williamy Hutchinuses Gazette Mina Williams Sam Leah L. Smith John Puroul Mr. Maher We. Williams Dy. Williams’ Medicine Company Schenectady

Peruvian Malarial Bitter Claims Health Cure

A Decatur reader reports relief from malarial fever after using Aunt Rachael's Peruvian Malarial Bitters for two months. W. J. Campbell and Mary Campbell state they are now free from malaria and able to work and pay taxes on their home, asserting recovery of health and property.

Decatur Ilt W. J. Campbell Mary Campuel

Hunters Pursue Wild Boar Across French Forests

Prince de Joinville hunts boar with a hound pack in Eu Canton forests while Count de Vaisaglart pursues a similar chase near Dieppe. A lost hound fetched a 9100 reward, underscoring the value of prized packs. The wild boar provides vigorous sport but poses danger to hounds and damages farmers potatoes.

Prince de Joinville Canton Coimte de Vaisaglart Dieppe St Dieppe

Deafness Cure Claims and Remedies Marketed

An article fragment argues deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and sinus mucosa, claiming constitutional remedies and tonics can restore hearing. It references a $100 catarrh cure, a claim about the Columbian liberty bell, and Winslow’s liniment, all presented as patent or quack cures amid medical skepticism.

Besieged by Nuns in Early Tenerife Monastery Tale

A curious Canary Islands tale retold from Charles Edwardes describes 18th century Orotava where Dominican nuns besieged a Jesuit house, forcing entry and staging a brief occupation lasting several hours before a new convent was built for them.

Canary Islands Charles Edwardes Isles Orotava Tenerife Andrew

One Englishman at Zell am See

A Keenly Clean Englishman in a Zurich style scene at the Grand hotel Zell am See is described by McClure's. Algernon Augustus Passavant, a young English man with a famed beas t hat, pursues agreeable charm amid hotel garden social whirl as various women size up his humor and intentions.

Zell-am-Zee Munich McClure’s Cambridge Algernon Augustus Passavant Algernon Passavant

The Old Brute and the Newest Girl Quote

The Newest Girl confesses hate for Mr Browne claiming hunting bravado by girls. She recalls boasting about killing birds, while Browne retorts his dog killed thirty rats in thirty minutes. She floods the remark with insult toward him and Cincinnati slang.

Mr. Browne Fogg Cincinnat Baquirer

They Are Wine and the Crankish Wheels

Two men who do not ride bicycles debate riders with sarcasm and a hint of admiration. One dismisses riders as cranks while the other concedes they may have some sense, noting none has set out to discover an alata on a wheel in Cincinnati.

Cincinnall

Feminine Arithmetic and a Publisher Bargain

A publisher narrates a humorous manuscript offer from a young woman who asks for fifty cents royalty with ten percent, quoting five writers sharing the amount. The publisher explains the math and the impracticality of five authors. they end with a cautious rejection. Salzer Seed Co ahead with seed trains due to Texas demand.

Arlo Bates Nook Salzer Seed Co Salzer Texas John A. Salzer Seed Co la Crosse Wis

A Beautiful Alloy Advances Counterfeit Prevention

A scientist proposes an alloy of seventy eight parts gold to twenty two parts aluminum as a money substitute and counterfeit deterrent, claiming the alloy’s purple hue and ruby reflections are unpredictable to imitate while a tobacco cessation product No-To-Bac touts cures and savings across 44,000 users with guarantees and drugstore availability.

Sky Top Lake and Mohonk Peak Name Meaning

The article notes the Indian name for Lake Mohonk as Moggonck meaning On the great Sky Top, the mountain Sky Top is described as a prominent landmark visible from several viewpoints. It mentions Sky Top as a practical name reflecting the peak’s distinct outline and its relation to Lake Mohonk.

Lake Mohonk Sky Top

Rail commission denounces passenger rate cut in 1897 Illinois

The secretary of the state grange of Maois dated Jan 1 1897 asks the railroad commissioners to reduce passenger rates from three to two cents per mile. The commission finds a cut unwise and unjust to small railroads, noting a two cent average charge over three years and ongoing economic strain. They leave the legislative option open but without endorsement, citing public and railroad fairness.

Ninels State Grange of Maois Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners Illinois Tiinois W.S. Cantrell Thos. Gahan J. W. Yantis

Texas Counties and State Facts Highlighted in Ad Copy

The item presents a jumble of claims about Texas counties and Rhode Island, then promotes Barnes College in St. Louis offering business courses. It includes medical tips about ear care, a Castaret candy claim, and a historical note about the first fire engine arriving in New York in 1751.

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