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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
3
An article urges women to seek early treatment for ovarian and womb troubles to avoid surgery. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy, with letters from women praising its effects and inviting others to seek advice and medicine from Mrs Pinkham.
The British war office considers a plan to convert forty of the 155 privates in the Motor Volunteer Corps into total bicyclists for use in recent army maneuvers. They would receive 2.75 dollars per day when employed, replacing the 75 dollars paid to motor owners. Farliest Green Onions, Whededin A. Saleor Serie. 1 Crosse, Wis. always offers something new, including an Earliest Green Eating Onion, a winner for farmers and gardeners.
Fragmented ad text touts a large seed collection with Caliboyes and Salter brands, promising a big plant catalog and seeds. It mentions 22000 Ulanchey and various varieties, plus postage and guaranteed vegetables.
An inventor touts a new cotton pleating machine claiming one third crop savings and higher yields across the sector. Separately Defiance Cold Water Starch markets a 16 ounce pack at 10 cents, alleging no sticking and chemical safety while urging consumers to demand Defiance for time and money savings.
A flag monument marks the site of the first schoolhouse flag raising on Watamount hill Molrain Massachusetts. A May 12 inscription recalls a log schoolhouse there once stood on the hill. Defiance Starch offers guaranteed money refund 16 ounces for 10 cents.
Fifty years ago freight trains carried small loads. now typical tonnage reaches two to two and a half thousand tons. The improved system is credited to Wovilford's Sanitary Lotion, advertised as reliable for wholesale and retail drug trade.
Norfolk man Sladden Chambers, once a sheep farmer in Australia, sought new fortunes in London. A claimed cure for consumption by Tam Pise reportedly saved Mus Tos Owains Monle Street, Norwich, three years ago.
Statistic shows sixteen to one hundred Bright's disease victims are under 45 years old. The note highlights age distribution among affected individuals.
In a rambling scene, Diogenes enters the diner and occupies a couch while several friends watch. The narrative describes a quirky, somewhat chaotic event with misused phrases and unclear actions surrounding Mata and others in the room.
A four month old baby faced severe sores and scales that hid her features and caused sleepless nights. After using Sauer Soap and intmicat the condition began to heal within a month, improving her comfort and appearance. Mrs. Mary Sanders of Spring Street Camien, N J provides the testimonial.
The transition from steam to electric power lowers operating costs per person and reduces expenses, with gains in efficiency cited. Readers are urged to consider the potential savings and implications for urban transit finances.
A sound gman in Moreant.egwn West Virginia wanted to marry but lacked money for a license. He resorted to a final dash for fortune by playing poker and winning $20. On the beer drenched day, a pestering counterfeit cures and drug ads appear, promoting patent medicines.
A fragmented note extols cranberry culiwee as a leading product in the fruit trade. It mentions a successful year with a grower earning about twenty percent on investment and hints at evolving market dynamics, though details are garbled.
A fragmented note reports girowers saying they do not stock Petuines Starch. It claims check caps and other Dredds cause ordering issues and mentions Defiance Starch as an alternative.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Palace and sleeping cars and mid to close of the Civil War period with garbled phrases about air breakdowns in 1808 and trains. No coherent events or names are readable for a precise summary.
A fragment from a 19th century advertisement notes various child health claims tied to Mother Crux and a children’s home. It mentions teething discs, worm destruction, and warnings of health risks with unspecified addresses and vendors.
A fragmented report notes a controversy over appendicitis insurance politics in England with a price cited as 1.25 dollars per year for Ivory Sho. Further details remain unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
A compact notice records a sequence involving DoTrokgeur Alarce Don and entities Scents and Routh Keen, with references to four gujtais and Boll Dine. The fragment outlines movements and associations among named individuals and groups in a cryptic local notice.
An estimated seven thousand pounds annually is spent on tobacco and pipes in the United Kingdom, highlighting the substantial consumer outlay on tobacco products and related accessories.
A historic blizzard blankets the western states with heavy snowfall and gale winds. Snow and ice halt trains, delay travel, and cause deaths and property damage across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and neighboring regions. The storm disrupts services, closes roads, and presses emergency crews into action as temperatures plummet and high winds persist. Local reports note fatalities linked to exposure as cities struggle to cope with the record weather event.
In St Petersburg a promise by Czar Nicholas II fuels hope amid student unrest over reforms. Police and soldiers face protests as citizens urge government action while professors and locals debate the future. A university resumption deadline clashes with orders from Gov. General Trepov.
In Indiana Cary and Danes with Peter Wastley seek prestige for a new Suite bank at West Yackta Minaldineon. Widespread activity includes Adee and Gildest as engineers. Jolt Rays, 84, is named as a prominent long time engineer with ties to Merniplis and St Louis and Sanidae medic.
The Swedish American Republican club of Peoria Wisconsin completes banquet plans in session here. The Navy Meron will speak as part of the annual event to be held in March.
Se Petersburg reports Masxim Gorki was sent to Riga to undergo a tie he was permitted first class travel and paid his own fare.
The record notes Admiral George Dewey remains confined for a time under the care of Surgeon General Rixney of the Navy Department. Officials report his condition as serious but improving with medical attention.
Sacramento California Senator B A Wright indicted by the Sacramento county grand jury on a bribery charge was arrested on Friday.
Berlin reports indicate the czarina and her children will soon travel to Darmstadt. Her majesty is described as overwhelmed by anxiety over national troubles and the fear that her husband may be assassinated.
Arthur Hamilton Lee the Civil lord of the Admiralty told Monday night at Cossport that he would not reply to German comments about his Eastleigh speech.
The document records that Gaynor and Greene face trial in a federal extradition matter. The case involves the United States Government and a request to transfer prisoners for evidentiary proceedings and formal arraignment.
Reports detail the Watson murder case with suspicion on his wife, a Sunday city event with notable figures including Jiri Samo M Parte and a state legislature hopeful, and the suicide of farmer Neal Rokonnw after a self inflicted canting. A sealed will was left.
Mrs Mich Moran marks their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday. The couple were married in St. Louis. Mr Moran, a former city councilman, a local Evansville resident. Store burns in White Church Missouri. Burroughs and Stein store at White Church suffered damage Saturday. Loss estimated at four dollars.
An explosion and strike incident injured at least two people in Petersburg Indiana and nearby Evansville as authorities investigate the cause. Officials say a gas line rupture led to fires and structural damage in the affected areas.
The remains of Judge Lesrand Hatekin, one of the oldest and prominent citizens, were interred in the cemetery in Mokane Saturday afternoon. He was 83 years old and spent his life in this area.
The brick elevator and corn cribs belonging to Bayton and Privé burned in Lovelock on Sunday morning. Loss is about 25 000 dollars, with partial insurance coverage.
In New York, the question of whether Lrodie I Duke of Durham North Carolina can manage himself and his property was submitted to a jury on Thursday by Justice Levenhnt in the Supreme Court.
Warsaw reports Gen Tchertkoff, former governor general, died Thursday night after a recent leg amputation. He was succeeded as governor general by Gen Fonlon.
In St. Petersburg on Monday the issue of General Kuropatkin's resignation was discussed. The problem of his dissent led to a resolution when General Griperbers resigned, allowing acceptance of Kuropatkin's departure.
Sturgeon Missouri held a special election Monday on bonding the city for an electric light plant. The proposition carried by 167 to Ti.
Sidney Justus of Mentor Ohio credits Dean's Kidney Pills with a ten year kidney trouble cure after severe backache rheumatic pains and dropsy. He says only a few doses relieved him and three boxes produced a permanent cure. A trial offer is extended by Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY with dealers selling at 50 cents.
A fragmented report claims consumption death rates among Black people rose after slavery, exceeding white mortality. It cites Weather Bureau telegraph data and a damaged transmission note, suggesting ciphered communications affected medical and public health messaging.
Hundreds of women suffer head aches dizziness restlessness and nervous troubles from poor blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills are praised by Mrs Stone in Lakewood for restoring energy weight and color after years of debility. The article promotes Pink Pills as a universal remedy and offers a free book Plain Talks to Women from Schenectady based Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Fragmented column discusses women’s roles and religious students as a controversial topic in Philadelphia. It cites a laxative medicine ad claiming to regulate digestion and restore health, marketed with a money back guarantee.
The article states most Wieck hair used in wigs comes from Italian and Spanish convents while blond hair is mainly from Swedish Danish Russian and German peasant girls. It highlights cross border hair trade and regional sourcing practices in the wig industry.
The excerpt notes that 34 inhabitants are Christians, seven Jews, 114 Mohammedans, and 552 heathens, with the Christian religion spreading more rapidly than any other faith.
A fragment from the Atchison Globe discusses a fern in a jamiiniere and two Sprouts in tin cans in a window granting the owner the right to use the word fernery. An ad promises Lasatlye Bromo Quioine Tablets with a refund if not effective, signed by E. W. Grove.
In Korea inhabitants are desperately poor with wages lower than in any civilized region. The description notes extreme economic hardship affecting daily life and prospects.
The anecdote recalls Curran, famed Irish wit, presenting himself at a noble lord’s house. The lord, doubting Curran’s identity, says he cannot “say boo to a goose.” Curran calmly replies, “Yes, yes, you’re the man, come in at once.”
In Tira S2s Miklos Hungary Rudolf Tyrritz a man described as of colossal size quarrelled with his employer. He dashed against a pillar causing a state pillar to collapse the nearly finished stable. Tyrritz was buried in the ruins and later pulled out dead.
Science notes show each person is sympathetic to a particular error and color mood. The text cites color preferences for temperament, tobacco smells in a car, and a coin payment scene. It discusses sea level comparisons, slave mortality, cigarette pricing, and stray advertising snippets including a window display and travel bill. Lightning risk figures appear across locations.
In winter use Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for uncomfortable nervous aching and damp feet. If you suffer sweating sore feet or tight shoes try Allen Foot-Ease sold by all Winnerists and five stores 25 cents. Sample sent free Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
The fragment notes cotton culture with a claim about the indispensability of wear for cotton culture. It oddly mentions a proposed railway from Halatta to the Sea of Galilee via Nazareth, to be controlled by Germans, and inserts assorted products and slogans including soothing straps and a university joke about marriage penalties.
A bishop credits Pe-ru-Na for his health and life, arguing public speaking exposes the throat to catarrhal ailments. He notes preachers face crowded assemblies and night air which make catarrh common, and claims Perauna has become popular among them.
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