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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
6
An old fashioned promotional notice offers Lydia E. Pinkham type root and herb remedies for women. It promises relief from displacements inflammation menstral irregularities backache headaches and nervousness. The ad asks readers to write to a medicine company for special suggestions and treatment.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at patent mentions and quirky health claims tied to a tea product called Gatto Tea. The text references headaches and biliousness, with vague allusions to Culn's wife and slaying away Trey church, though details are unclear.
A Saturday Evening Post feature urges bond holders to manage Liberty bond coupons seriously. It warns against collecting interest at banks or interfering with the government's tax by stashing funds in stamps and notes the correct method is presentment at reputable banks and proper accounting to ensure the Treasury is paid on due dates.
A quirky English visitor pushes into a cinema claiming this is the only place to see the wild and woolly Weert while another character questions the setting and confirms the unexpected viewing venue.
France reports the executive council of the League of Nations covenant is formed with representatives from the United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan plus four other states. The pact calls for international cooperation peace and open negotiation under international law and creates a permanent secretariat and regular meetings of delegates to uphold treaty obligations.
Fragmentary draft outlining the league's body of delegates and executive council, selection and duties of representatives, secretariat, privileges, and admission rules. Provisions cover procedure, budget, permanent court aims, arbitration, and dispute handling with emphasis on collective security and international obligations.
Long fragment outlines: high contracting parties discuss measures if a member breaches the covenant, including trade sanctions, military or naval actions, and duties of the executive body. It covers membership obligations, acceptance of terms, and procedures for amendments and registries of international treaties.
In New York City a famed restaurant asserts it serves five to ten cent patrons daily and is renowned for food quality and service. It claims it has historically sold liquor but now leans toward total prohibition, arguing national policy will eventually end liquor sales and praising prohibition as beneficial for the country.
The debate in the House touched on the Werle prohibition and the Barteuiture appropriation bill. Rainey of Illinois urged support for government measures while opposing excesses and calling for steady progress toward prosperity and constitutional governance.
A speaker recalls witnessing alcohol's damage and calls liquor dealers guilty of crimes against the country. He notes alcohol abuse harms stomach, liver, kidneys, heart, blood vessels, and nerves, urging awareness and prevention to protect families and society.
English translators of the Bible err by using wine where fruit is intended in several passages. Fenton argues the Hebrew term may mean fruit or a general liquid, not wine, citing Deuteronomy and Numbers examples and suggesting a correct fruit translation alters biblical interpretation.
The Central Christian Advocate reports Iceland forbids manufacturing intoxicating liquor at home and bans trade into the island. Consequences include no jail or criminal court and only one policeman. Everyone over ten can read and write with public schools and churches.
A fragmentary scene shows a man proposing in a tense dinner talk. He is urged to act quietly and mercilessly, while a lady responds with a poised remark that the matter is a business proposition. The dialogue suggests an uneasy, calculated marriage plan.
August Flower is promoted as a cure for stomach complaints and inactive liver. It claims to relieve sick headaches constipation sour nervous indigestion fermentation and stomach gases. It purports to regulate digestion, cleanse the alimentary canal, stimulate the liver to excrete bile and impurities from blood. Sold worldwide. Give it a trial.
A speaker outside the state capitol asserts counter to lobbyist stereotypes claiming to run a well organized office. The statement insists any legislator seeking business can find the lobbyist during set office hours.
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