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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1903
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references Dr Copper io and a Topeka family, with vague mentions of land, mortgage and a friend death. It hints at a real estate dispute or notice involving a farm, a mortgage, and possible claims, but the text is unreadable and incomplete.
An old advertisement recounts Mrs James Deck of Rome New York praising Doan s Kidney Pills for eight or nine years of kidney trouble. She says relief began within a week after starting use and she was cured after five boxes. The notice urges readers to write Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for full details and mentions druggists selling the pills at 50 cents per bottle.
The Missouri Legislature adjourned amid votes on penitentiary construction funding, cooperative finance regulation, and cost studies. Senators and representatives tackled bills on labor, education contracts, reform school support, and capital relocation considerations as sessions stretched into the afternoon.
An American soldier trooper faces harsh climate and diet challenges, seeking hearty meals to maintain strength. He improves as he learns to eat better, with progress noted in health and stamina. John M. Hattrick, who died in Lowell, was a great grandson of Major Job Muurich, who fired the first shot at Concord Bridge.
A confused note from a local scene describes a dog stolen after a month of care. The speaker questions the dog’s condition and suspects an attempted theft, while residents express uncertainty about the animal’s wellbeing.
A Maine or Minnesota reader claims relief from long standing back pain and frequent urination after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The letter credits the remedy with restoring health after fifty years of misery and says many elders in the area praise the product as a cure.
State School Superintendent Nelson warns that 130,000 Kansas children are out of school despite a compulsory attendance law. He urges action to improve enrollment and enforce requirements across districts.
A fragmented wrap covers the push for European travel permits via improved packaging and glassy paper for a carriage box, with Archiel Chay le Gererer noted for artificial clay and increased export. It reviews ceramic uses and claylike materials, plus warnings about domestic events and a London advertisement about a stout-only boarder.
A fragmented health note discusses catarrh linked to colds and notes that lengthy exposure causes throat irritation. It mentions air quality and suggests remedies. references Perana as a treatment option and hints at varying effectiveness in curing catarrh.
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