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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1893
Page
6
A chaotic social row leads to Cholly and Miss Chol mondeley pursuing legal action against Miss Montche sington for alienating the affections of her pet pug dog. Rosteller's Stomach Bitters is touted as a health tonic amid debates on vitality and longevity.
Albert Hartley of Hudson North Carolina fell ill as his brother died from pneumonia. After his doctor failed to rally him, a bottle of Boschee's German Syrup brought him to health. S.B. Gardiner of Aurora Texas, a druggist clerk, avoided a severe attack by using German Syrup in time.
A reflective verse collection opens with maxims on forbearance and character, noting virtue over reputation and the danger of resentment. A brief dialogue follows as Dinwiddie jokes that he now “breathes” for a living after a greeting with Shingiss on Fifth Avenue.
A national builders convention in St Louis drew about a thousand delegates. They toured the city’s grand buildings and opposed political architects. Plans for new boulevards will proceed once spring arrives, with taxes authorized to fund the work. The World’s Fair art gallery arrangement will allow top paintings to travel between galleries for display. The city health department will spend over half a million dollars on sanitation to prevent epidemics and reassure visitors.
A fragment from Weekly features a dialogue about marriage intent. The speaker questions Charlie's plans, while another asserts certainty and asks for future permission to pursue the relationship, highlighting social expectations and propriety in romantic union.
A note from Chef A Fortin of White House culinary staff praises royal fare used for Presidents Cleveland and Arthur, highlighting the high quality and esteemed service in presidential dining.
An ad filled column touts the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway as the direct route from Chicago and St. Louis to many Texas cities including Dennison Sherman Gainesville Fort Worth Dallas and Houston. It promotes Wagner Palace Buffet Sleeping cars and offers routes maps and schedules via A Faulkner P T A. It also cites miscellaneous quotes and notices from the era.
A brief ad-like note from Cook Rewepr Co of Chicago promises a permanent cure via a product described as Mazic Cyphilens for various ailments. The fragment mentions potassium and sarsaparilla and offers free information or samples. The message is low on verifiable details and reads as an unsubstantiated health claim.
Jim Corbett declares he will fight only champions and urges readers to battle illness like a cold. He promotes Reid's German Cough and Kidney Cure, offering a free trial bottle by mail if the local druggist does not stock it, via Sylvan Remedy Co. in Peoria, Illinois.
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