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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
3
A Baltimore woman recalls a four year struggle with organic illness and monthly pain. She writes that her doctor urged surgery, but she says Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover. The note reflects common fears about operations among women, as quoted in an American piece.
Eccentric note recounts a scene where Paes Cored in to 14 and Massie Ween Ethel reacts with astonishment over a mustache, while Reggie Myea comments on its humor and a playful loaden opiation.
An odd advertisement warns that counterfeit money has no value and condemns flattery. It promotes La Creole Hair Dressing claiming it makes hair look natural, priced at $1.00. The text urges considering others and notes anger and reason cannot live together.
Missouri officials impose tight flour sales limits to curb hoarding and align with a federal proclamation. Woolman Mumford says retailers and millers may sell only limited barrel quantities. wholesale profits capped at 70 cents per barrel, retail in original packages capped at 80 to 120 dollars per barrel depending on service.
The Cunard liner Tuscania carrying 2179 American troops was torpedoed and sunk off the Irish coast. Official lists show 1912 officers and men saved or accounted for, with rescue ships at hand. Survivors were landed at Larne and Sligo as authorities awaited fuller details.
The dialogue shows Sam asked about church attendance and experience meetings. He expresses reluctance, saying he does not like the activities or people involved. The fragment hints at social pressure and humor around attending church events.
Baltimore Francis Bushman, a movie actor, was sued for divorce in the Baltimore circuit court. A company correspondent is named. Mrs Bushman receives 200 weekly for herself and five children and 600 counsel fee pending suit. Milford Delaware factory profits from king crab fertilizer and fish oil rise to 96000 yearly amid fertilizer price increases.
Telegraphers union plans a nationwide strike shortly after April 28, anticipating dismissals of members who publicly declare union affiliation. The move follows public meetings set for April 28 in Chicago as part of the organizing effort.
A blaze in Centralia caused extensive damage including the I limola Central station and the Vai Noy hotel. Authorities report losses total about 56,000 with one confirmed building destroyed and damage to surrounding structures. Fire crews secured the scene as investigations begin into the fire’s origin.
No factual entities or events detected. This line offers a proverb about reciprocal interaction, advising restraint toward those who interfere with you and solidarity with those who do not. The fragment presents a moral stance rather than a reportable incident.
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