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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR items mention Thomas Gale of Alaska as a U S congress member and include a mix of endorsements and ads. The mingled notes reference Peruna remedy, laxatives, bank closure, job offers, and assorted product pitches, creating a collage of late 19th or early 20th century public notices and commercial blurbs with no coherent narrative.
Columbia reports a city council plan tied to enforcement of the five mile law affecting coivices and fees. A committee argues for a dated payday to fund city treasury, with proposed rates and penalties under consideration. The measure aims to adjust finances amid ongoing legal and civic debates.
A garbled police case fragment describes Renson Mee Cora Bhakie and Jane's actions, a request to confer, and an arrest of Thomas Piewwlt. The text references extradition and hearings but provides no clear dates or locations. The readable elements indicate a legal proceeding stalled by unresolved conditions.
Fragmentary text shows scattered phrases about New Haven streets, mentions of people and unclear actions. The garbled lines reference kisses, women, and a set of odd terms, with no coherent events or identifiers to establish a clear news item.
A local decision upholds an ordinance prohibiting the sale of Viper inside a half mile of its corporate limits, extending the prohibition to nearby areas and enforcing the ban through city code provisions.
A garbled OCR item notes Jefferson iy Williart Loesch arriving at the penitentiary from Jefferson comnts to serve a term of two vents for grand hereeny. It mentions a prison physician recommendation and delivery to the warden jacadi.
Sr Jamis Sali N Hochaksi described on his business ecards as a 4 Pindow Guiie and fortune tell ey was arrested and held for investigation after information provided by employer Prince Paul Stoile. The case centers on the theft of 22000 worth of oriental silks.
In a decisive ruling the court holds $200 an excessive penalty for a man who attempted to jump a Missouri Pacific train at Dumpville. Adams, who caught a bad cold due to exposure, faces reduced banware charges.
A blaze in Atunathos Gentry County destroyed the general store of John Totmpers and All Gath the Christian store and Milton Morrison’s Wolnek smith shop. Only one store remains intact. origin of the fire is unknown.
Kansas City area schools Lobb and Eureka, near Independ eno, closed temporarily due to smallpox in the county. Several winter cases reported in Eastern Jackson County, with no deaths as yet.
Corthaze Colonel W A Phelps was injured in a collision with an electric car. He and his companion were thrown about thirty feet. The palomebie was wrecked and Mr Phelps suffered a severe cut over the left eye.
A stock farmer Union teary Gore killed himself at his Muien home four miles south. He started fires in stoves then sat down and placed a pine rush in his mouth and shot himself, ending a tragic scene.
The fragment mentions a person named St. Jaseph Chetsdan Krela aged seven with unclear cause or details. It notes Krela was a stonemason and suggests a death or local event connected to a residential area. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent dates or places.
Canton reports the death of F Houlton an attorney and bowling enthusiast from Lewsconn te. He died at his home from paralysis and was a member of Meso and Odd Poltew.
Fragmented report describes a fatal incident involving an engineer and a fireman aboard a Frisco train. Readable fragments indicate a collision or derailment near a depot or yard with emergency response. Details are unclear but confirm two deaths and ongoing investigation.
In Jefferson County officials confirm appointments to the court and ward bench. Polk is noted in connection with the appointments while roles for Folee Weaver and others are described in terse, formal terms.
A wreck near Morpenee Comnbidor Thar saw a conductor injured as Priest drove the engine while the engineer ate dinner. The incident disrupted central running, with Woonearvy traffic affected by two freight cars derailed.
A patient named Lois Morrow in the St Joseph area, reported to be in the Washington sanitarium, killed himself by drowning. The body was found face down in a bath at Morrow's home in Minne City, MI.
Fry's Magazine advises players to train touch and strength using a single ball sent up the table from balk and made to stop at a consistent point. Move the target point to test variations in touch and strength, continuing with deliberate changes to master control.
A brief quotation attributes the thought to Michelangelo. The line frames death and love as two wings carrying men from earth to heaven, reflecting classic Renaissance sentiment.
A man from Colfax Washington states he suffered thirty years with kidney trouble and back pain. He reports almost complete relief after using Dorns Kidney Pills and praises the product. Also mentions local ads for Catarrh Cure and Sloan's Liniment with testimonials and price notes.
A heated exchange ends with a woman insisting she won the right not to cry for the best man while her companion notes she already has him. The dialogue centers on coping with the aftermath of a quarrel at a wedding scene.
A Bronx widow won permission from the health department to exhum a husband buried 20 days earlier at Woodlawn Cemetery New York. With an undertaker and photographer she ordered the three weeks corpse lifted and photographed in profile and full face.
The piece argues that promises to curb railroad combines and trusts are hollow after election. It blasts Republican leaders for delaying genuine reform, cites Harriman and the steel trust, and questions the value of DOJ suits while tariffs protect monopolies. It urges immediate action to enforce anti trust law now.
The Chicago Journal criticizes Republican leaders for trying to distract from tariff reform by proposing a heavy futures tax. It argues the real issue is stopping robber trusts and tariff protection, forecasting the tariff as the pivotal topic in the upcoming city election and predicting voters will align with Democrats to curb high prices and foreign competition.
A physician notes that families using Postum seemed healthier than coffee drinkers. After trying Postum for two years, the doctor says ongoing coffee and tea were discarded, with digestion improving and old ailments fading. The testimony comes from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan. Read The Road to Wellville for more.
Reported semiofficial action in Republican circles outlines a clearance process on a campaign bus. Tooismet clarifies that the step removes items below Jeek, leaving blank cartridges that explode to draw public focus without alarming campaign contributors.
Judge Judson Thirman of Ohio believes Democratic chances are good, better than in the last three campaigns, with tariff reform as a principal issue. He emphasizes Democratic principles of economy in government spending and minimum taxation.
Danville estimates Code Cannon has only about a mil len in his jeans pocket or a checkbook representing it. Danville favors his wearing jeans for simplicity while arguing the Republican home industry should be fully protected and manufacturing multimillionaires.
The article notes Senator DuPont being placed at the head of a senate committee in which the powder trust holds deep stake. It claims he will represent the senate, the U S government, the people, and the powder trust, forming a wide community of interest.
Advise personal effort with the beneficial laxative syrup of figs and senna to form regular habits daily. Claims nature can be aided gradually and eventually relied on without assistance. Emphasizes nourishment, proper efforts, and healthy living as the ultimate foundation. Sold by California Fig Syrup Co, 50 cents per bottle.
An odd collage of an advertisement for Salzer Seed Co offering seeds and promotions, interspersed with jokes about fat men and humorists. Mentions Berliner Kaurhest and Defiance Starch as product notes, with assorted seed names and stray quips about laundry starch and a household humor excerpt.
A Massachusetts traveler visiting a Vermont farmhouse notes the wife toils relentlessly while the owner’s wife, described as poor and wan, answers why she does not hire help. She says she cannot bear to feel stronger, hinting at exhaustion and hardship.
A mother claims her son Owen was cured from severe eczema after using Cuticura Remedies following four hospital discharges as hopeless. She describes years of suffering from age three months to fifteen and notes a dramatic recovery after six months of treatment. The note is dated 12, 1907, Camberwell Green, Mayland.
Private enterprise began the first postoffice scheme around 1464. A milkman’s proverb about not crying over spilt milk if a pump is handy. Lewis' Single Binder Cigar advertised with a rich taste from Lewis' Factory Peoria. Some men avoid paying a bill by kicking.
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