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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
3
An archaic advertisement promotes CASCARETS Candy Cathartic as a natural bowel remedy. It claims pain relief and easy movements with a suggested price of ten cents, warning to beware of imitations and noting the genuine product in metallic boxes.
The article describes a chronic knee inflammation linked to the same germ causing consumption, mainly affecting children though adults may be affected. It outlines symptoms such as limp, joint stiffness, swelling, warmth, and pain, plus potential progression to stiffness and deformity if untreated. It also notes treatment focuses on local care and general health, and references historical use of medical models in a patent office museum context.
In a wartime illustration the appamitis Deli Titentod parley for ine fa ap eradig Ue dil inmelitie wine whiel te Wuet Ei We Hn OL an eeitaeiiin peeing. The depiction shows a field gun carriage with a trail of maneuver and a safety feature to prevent accidental discharge. The latest labor bulletin notes high death rates in large cities, their causes and health risks, with Seattle and several other cities listed as healthier on the map.
A new chalk line device features a revolving reel housed in a sleeve with a powder chamber and spring cover. The apparatus aims to reduce mess and improve accuracy by containing chalk dust and lining up the line precisely for carpentry and masonry work.
A fragmentary science dialogue discusses whether the Hililah cowl Welds duration hinges on supply of cowl. Natird argues mint cap cannot be cannled economically, while Wil asserts the Helis word drives indefinite circulation and reach remains tied to power.
The patent office hall of models presented a ride through invention with scale machines shown in cases on the upper floor. The vast display of engines, threshing and mowing machines drew hundreds of visitors, though models were restricted to 12 inches in each dimension.
Report notes the weather affecting harvest quality and the vague forecast from Toky swt. It mentions the shold wall qual te above the ayrage and cites Phbe explanation tied to dicing weather conditions. Some elms loa and civil Hoole actions are referenced as possible impacts, with Deshiny Brown in Chidaga Rawat mentioned.
Fragmentary 19th century note describes Frederick White of Coventry waking his wife for a sack of floor, an uncertain event with a man carrying a load and a mention of a monetary tale and a Western home. The readable fragment preserves names and vague actions without clear sequence or outcome.
A dubious ad promises a permanent cure for facial hair with a $1 treatment from Der mating Chemical Co in St Louis. The piece shifts to wartime reminiscences describing shrapnel fear, odd phrasings, and a veteran who carried a heart bullet for 37 years before an autopsy revealed its embedding.
A Michigan woman, Mrs. Po A. Posamore of Shore a, suffered years of kidney and bladder trouble. After trying various remedies with little relief she used Dodd's Kidney Pills, reporting marked improvement and recommending the remedy to others with similar ailments. Also noted are short items on public notices, patents, and various advertisements.
A governor praised Peruna in a letter to Dr Martian Keeuyas State of Oregon expressing personal use for colds and endorsing it as a preventive against catarrh. The advertisement urges households to use Peruna for coughs and winter ailments and to obtain Dr Hartman’s free book Winter Catarrh from Columbus.
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