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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1896
Page
7
A collage of early 20th century newspaper vignettes shows witty lines about love, a husband at home, bicycle fashion, and childhood remedies. The fragmentary text includes witty quotes from Atchison Globe Adams Freeman Denver Post Galveston News Indianapolis Journal and mentions Wixnow’s liver remedy and a traveler's money belt.
A fragment lists Syrup of Figs as pleasant to taste and effective on kidneys and bowels, claiming it cleanses the system, eases fevers and headaches, and treats habitual constipation. It markets the remedy as unique, 50 cent bottles from leading druggists, with procurement notes for unavailable stock.
A detailed guide by Mrs. Robertson on turning cream into high quality dairy butter. Stop churning when particles resemble wheat kernels, wash in cold brine, salt lightly, and mass with careful handling. Use clean ash tubs, cool storage, and proper packaging to fetch creamery prices.
The text notes a sharp rise in imports from Argentina of cattle and sheep to Britain. Ten month totals show 26363 cattle up from 8476 in 1894 and 6600 in 1893, while sheep imports reach 271389 vs 63250 and 20984 in prior periods. It discusses potential effects of Argentine exports on domestic stock breeders and cites US export growth.
A partial line from a poem or hymn fragment appears in the page image. The readable words hint at a discussion of heavenly wine and human hope, with garbled phrasing suggesting OCR damage or missing context.
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