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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
3
A detailed description of a wedding gown made from satin and chiffon with a medium train and chiffon veiled bodice. The bride wears a low neck and tulle veil, while three flower girls wear pink frocks with crepe de chine and net sleeves. They carry ferns and pink roses, and the bridal bouquet features white roses and lilies of the valley.
Long navy blue serge coats of military persuasion are much worn in England. The collars are high and left. The belts played below the water are decidedly wide.
Julia Bottomley surveys elderly women’s millinery, praising light weight, secure wear, and tailored elegance. Black hats suit many, yet rich colors remain appropriate for white-haired wearers, with silk and hair braid options offering lighter, durable styles.
Lace window hangings featured in soft timely nets for graceful home decor. Modern and novelty patterns offered, emphasizing easy hanging and decorative appeal.
Colonel Joineon, famed Alfalfa man of Gregory County South Dakota, built a vast thousand acre operation and bank holdings from a promising start in Wisconsin. He credits Salwer’s Seed Co for the first alfalfa seed over twenty five years ago and promotes nitrogen aided hay yields of three to five tons per acre. The ad promises mail catalogs and seed samples including speltz and other farm seeds from John A Salver Seed Co Box 708 La Crease Win.
A Washington hotel lobby chat recalls a tale of volunteer firemen and a New York congressman. Brevity is followed by a medical ad for Dodds Kidney Pills amid mentions of backache and nervous strain. The piece closes with moral quotes about ambition humility and reliance on God.
In a St Paul court a Native American witness, pressed by a lawyer to tell the exact truth about his living, looked the attorney in the eye and replied with quiet dignity that the courtroom and the lawyer let the witness go.
A garbled account describes a young woman meeting a man dubbed the Dub at a dancing academy. Distant voices imply flirtation and social pressure as others observe and react, with fragmented dialogue hinting at disputes and shifting motives.
A historical remedy claims applying a sage and sulphur mix restores natural hair color and shine. Readers are told to buy Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy and apply to dampened hair brush by brush, with results appearing by morning.
A garbled composite text includes phrases about Fletcher's Castorium and labor as truth, with scattered quotes from John Randolph and stray musings on vanity, indolence, and effort. The readable parts suggest a fragmentary historical clipping without a clear single event or person.
Readers are urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound before continuing to endure illness. Testimonial letters from Mrs Waters of Camper New Jersey and Mrs Linus Varens of Camden New Jersey praise relief from nervous spells kidney issues backache and infertility after using the remedy. The letters claim improved health weight restoration and a return to normal life.
Disjointed text fragments present a garbled dialogue about names, callers, and linguistic clues. It references a bouncer, a phrase about calling something by a name, Dancing Men in Demana, and various scattered names and locations including Carlyle, Nepal, and others with unclear context.
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