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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
3
A ragbag of excerpts covers migration hints, farming notes, and letters, with commentary on women’s autonomy, South American horse gaits, and a 19th century medical testimonial. It also includes snippets about Dodd's Kidney Pills, a borax mine misnomer, Mother Gray's powders, and humorous asides on head shapes.
In a German university setting amid looming war, Paul Rhinelander tracks a hidden romance. Beatrix, Hildegarde, and Hoffman shape a tangled triangle as Paul discovers a veiled Countess Ampey watching Hildegarde. Paul’s search for truth leads to a perilous confrontation and a secret identity revealed behind a veil.
A former member in Amastd mocks modern congressional perks in ornate attire and lavish surroundings. He recalls retrenchment days, notes gold ceilings and vast mahogany, leather, and gilt in the speaker’s room, and asserts the people pay the freight for such display.
Reports from Chelsea show six tons of soot and tar per square mile in a week, with 3 600 tons over 600 square miles, plus chemical pollutants injurious to life and stone. St Pauls molding debris and soot pollution cited as fog’s harm to art. Newman’s youth affects speculation on his early royal tutoring, as Jeff’s father’s Oriel affiliation sparked a possible different future.
Secretary Gage enforces firm Treasury Department rules requiring clerks to be at desks from 9 am to 4 pm with a 30 minute lunch break and no visiting during office hours. The policy faces strong objections from employees, notably the women clerks.
A fragmentary tale extols Vogeler's Curative Compound as life changing with a stale complaint about chest pains and fainting. The narrator credits the tonic for relief after a few bottles and notes testimonials to friends. An ad copy urges readers to request a free sample from The St Jacob's Oil Ltd of Baltimore and ends with a contrast about inferior goods versus De fiance Starch.
A jumble of anecdotes and tips on wet umbrellas advising to dry before storage, alongside varied snippets on examinations reducing weight, patent cures for consumption, a pope’s motor car gift, Mt. Saugay volcano activity, and a Harvey System hotel opening with a $50,000 Indian curio exhibit in the Southwest to attract cross‑continent travelers.
Mrs L A Harris a leading member of the Chicago Women’s Political Club warns that ovarian troubles are often treated with surgery. She cites costs and pain, recounts her sister’s experience with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and urges women to try it first before operative measures.
A garbled item mixes a toast at a dinner with a riddle about a daughter and three dollars, then shifts to an advertisement for Defiance Starch. It extols a no iron finish and laundry issues, promoting Mag Pete Starch Co. Omaha Nebraska with price details and end remarks.
A fragmentary ad style item critiques tired feet with supposed nerve and organic causes. It promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder as a remedy, referencing Italian grinders in the street and a casual local dialogue about Moltke and politics. The excerpt showcases era advertising diction and provincial banter.
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