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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1903
Page
3
The readable fragments mention Indian Territory, homefront terms, a police matter, and then list wedding anniversaries from cotton to godram and seventy fifth. The piece blends scattered names, dates, and celebratory notes without a clear single event.
A misread letter from 1174 St Ann's Ave New York seems to praise a medicine for curing a lasting condition a traveler or patient had. The message reads like a testimonial about relief and payment issues with no additional context or verifiable evidence.
A collage of curious items including a claim about an ancient figure named Joseph and a colorful coin worn by a legendary golf player. Also noted are Gastight Solomon J. Salomon’s bold art claims, a sunlit England comment on weather, a Belfast to Belfast tale of a barrel from a sunken wreck, a pure white quail sighting in Oklahoma, and an expert’s quail albino ratio.
Fragmentary 1902 account notes Doan's Pills claim to dissolve pills and remove pain, with mentions of kidney and bladder symptoms. Patient testimonials describe back pain, frequent urination, and relief after treatment, referencing Ky and a December date.
The Bay of Naples between Naples and Capri inland area supplies about 760000 dollars in coral annually. Fishermen drag old nets and untwisted rope across the sea floor, causing coral branches to entangle and break off, pulled up with the nets.
Fragmented notes describe figures Wereiirer Mined for Fleet Ft Archibald and Thomas Robert Weardle from Michigan and California meeting in Washington. Mentions Richard Bard of Preach and Bagieh war era, eclectic lists of teachers, antiquities imports from Europe, and a curious exchange about silver ore. Also notes a British rifle change and a Ruskin memorial medallion in Westminster Abbey.
A jumble of ad copy and brief notes from a historical paper. Items include an Laxative Bromo ad promising refunds if it fails, a local school board election mention in London, and a critique of scientific dabbling. Also features Allen's Foot-Ease promotion, buttons from military uniforms, a Great Lakes biological survey update, and notes on roses and perfume history.
The Missouri Legislature meets in a busy session with confirmations of Andrew Blong and Wil Maew Frye to St. Louis posts, debates over the Brockton asylum and Fulton Insane Asylum plans, and numerous bills. Lawmakers discuss taxes on stock and poultry, Sunday sports penalties, fire safety, education, and state boards.
Secretary Langley sent to the House Friday proposals for a United States National Museum building project with a cost ceiling of 3 million dollars. Funeral services were held for William T. Patton of Ford County who held multiple posts and had an estimated wealth of 160 thousand dollars. Negotiations continue on Bethany College relocation from Lindberg to Kansas City, Missouri with no definite plan yet. The international boat regatta at Gull Lake has been postponed due to rough water, and Kansas City will be represented at the get coal convention in Washington on January 27 by Congressman W. S. Cowherd appointed by Mayor Reed.
The maile report notes pensions set for widows of G Franz Sigel at 100 dollars monthly, Gen Francis Negoly's widow at 40 dollars, and Rear Admiral Henry Picking's widow at 40 dollars. Major W C Converse Appointed.
A long piece mixes odd urban lore from Bowery lodging for five cents to sleep, with statistics on tobacco sales by the Lewis Gingle Binder Factory in Peoria and tales of pavement history in Washington. It also includes unrelated vignettes about Malta governance, a Kansas City tooth tale, and a Paris toy grant.
A fragmented testimonial from IT Farbere claiming relief from grip by Peruna. The text references doctors and a physician named Dr. Hertosan, with scattered notes about health, recovery, and expert advice, all tied to a Columbus hospital context and a Good Templar association.
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