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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that instantly doubles hair beauty. It claims to make hair soft, lustrous, and full of life by cleansing the scalp, reducing dandruff, and encouraging growth, with use across the entire head.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention mercy in a burial setting with a possible name and place. Details are unclear, but the snippet suggests a wartime or memorial context referenced by muted phrases. No verifiable dates or entities emerge from the unreadable text.
An ad promises a leaflets guide to dyeing a child's coat and any fabric from wool to silk using Diamond Dye Color Card. It touts safe handling and a universal dye method for textiles and other materials.
A German spy ring centered in Antwerp used a woman known as the Blond Lady, nicknamed Frau Doktor, to direct agents and forward information to Berlin. Accomplices included a hotel proprietor and a London journalist pretending to report for a paper, with operations tied to German military staff and Allied targets in northern France.
Mrs Anderson, 34, with four children aged ten to fourteen, arrived from Seattle to meet her husband, but he did not appear. Clues point to his work on the Los Angeles flow control project. The family, hungry and penniless, was placed in the care of the matron at the entry jail and later taken to Central Station by Police Officer A. A. Sayles.
New York plans call for every child in America to donate at least one cent toward erecting a large victory chime bell in New York. The project, tied to a series of 48 miles of carvings for a daily program, includes musical works like The Star Spangled Banner and America. A century-sized bell would be rung only upon a national emergency.
Willan Simpeon of Virden Manitoba arrived yesterday as the guest of his sister Mrs L F Re cere in Vecina. The reunion follows his split from his eleter feria perchel thirty years ago. His wife and son, who served with a Canadian contingent of the World War effort, are part of the family story.
A Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania exhibit by Professor Langdon presents a new translation suggesting ancient Sumerians record mankind back to 14,000 BC. It claims a flood tale where Noah eats the forbidden fruit, with no Eve, and notes Babylonians later repurposed the language for divination. The work questions the authenticity of the 14,000 year figure.
Taunton England E A Bellamy who was not a POW in Germany recently ate a plum pudding sent to him by his wife in September 1918. The pudding, part of a large parcel, was traced to Hubleben Germany and returned to the sender the day before Bellamy came home.
Berlin reports Germany plans a forthcoming war against France as the intended victim. No fixed date exists, but the sentiment runs through all ages that vengeance for World War I is near. Propaganda blames France and Clemenceau, shaping hostile attitudes in both adults and youth. German students express belief that Germany will surpass France and threaten French territory.
In Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Lewis Rt. Works ruled jazz music is not a nuisance. Pasadena officials sued a social club after neighbors complained its jazz assaulted their nerves. The judge said it is no longer a nuisance unless it disturbs residents, denying relief to challengers.
An old medical advertisement warns that excess meat harms kidneys and promises relief by taking four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water daily. It touts crape and demon Jobe extracts with lithin to unclog kidneys, neutralize urine matter, and prevent kidney disease.
An OCR fragment promotes California Fig Syrup as a child laxative and stomach cleanser. It urges parents to give a dose with the exact brand name and warns about choosing the genuine California product. The text implies safety and efficacy for treating stomach and bowel issues in children.
The text advertises a remedy for catarrh claimed to halt symptoms for over forty years. It lists Cheher & Ow of Toledo as the source and promises internal use with unspecified dosages.
A fragmented exchange asks about a car trip with unclear terms and misspelled names. The dialogue implies uncertainty about attending a proceeding or event labeled fering and Jie, with no clear participants or concrete facts.
A home remedy instructs to mix water rum glycerine and Harko Compound to darken gray hair. Apply weekly until the desired shade, with a safe scalp and non staining result. Suitable for brushing through streaked or faded hair to soften harsh strands.
A cryptic remark suggests a fight of water resides at a river mouth, where a river meets the sea. The phrase hints at a point of convergence and potential clash between freshwater and marine influences, a natural boundary shaped by tides and currents.
A Missouri woman describes her health decline and eventual recovery after medical remedies. She details enduring weakness, advised treatments, and a turn to restoring strength with remedies she purchased at a local drug store.
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