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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1892
Page
7
A cheeky exchange at the club recalls Ben U raising Ned last night and, even more awkwardly, that Ned raised me in the same gathering. The remark hints at playful bragging and social tension within the group.
A fragment lists a clustery Mayflowers near Machias Maine dated January 6 and multiple old time patent medicine pitches. It mentions Dr Bull’s Sarsaparilla and John Bull’s remedies for insomnia digestion and cleansing the system along with generic sales prompts by W G Chaffee Gawego.
In this fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century page, nostalgic quotes promote Castoria for infants and children, while ads tout Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as cure-alls. The text blends product pitches, testimonials, and humorous lines about self-made men. The piece reflects era marketing and medical rhetoric.
A Detroit Free Press style tale recounts a Chippewa camp near Cass farm with a brave chief He-who-boesses-the-job and his daughter She-who-climbs-a-tree-by-night. A white trader, “He who parts his hilt in the middle,” woos her with musk rat furs and poetry, leading to a fatal tryst at Adams avenue beech tree where love and jealous schemes end in death for both lovers.
Dramaticus confirms he is drafting a play as Bulfinch questions whether it will ever be completed. The terse exchange hints at creative struggle and resolve in reaching the finale.
A 3 inch display advert promises a weekly puzzle with all words unique except one. It claims Crescent brand items appear on each week’s release from Dr Harter Mealine Co. Readers are urged to name the word to receive a list of products like Boox and DrauTivu. A New Haven pharmacist wife credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla for health recovery.
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