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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
3
A handsome year-book with 64 pages and a complete calendar is sold for 5 cents. It boasts beautiful illustrations and a reliable chronology of 19th century progress plus a prophecy for the 26th. Topics include Agriculture Politics Finance Electricity Naval Warfare and Sports. It aims to be a lifelong reference.
If your news dealer cannot supply you with it, cut out this ad and send with three one cent stamps to receive this elegant book free. Address C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
A man in a Cleveland hotel registers with a peculiar address Sleepy Bye Mian and another writes White Pheon Mie. Clerks notice the odd names as a dignified man adds Horse heads N to the log, turning the clerk’s attention to the unusual entries.
An ad-like notice promises one hundred dollars for a case of Bewindsy cured by Hall's Catorrn Cue. It cites a supposed medical condition and seeks patients via CHENEY & CO of Toledo, selling the remedy through pharmacists with circulars.
Contemplated formation of a co operative association of milk dealers and cheesemakers to oversee cheese dairies with educated women for leadership. Applicants required to have technical instruction bookkeeping and a solid grasp of daily work. Winter Excursions offered by the Southern Pacific and connections with luxurious travel options across the West.
The attending physician asks if the patient recovered after treatment and the patient jokes that three doses of the medicine could revive dead languages, reflecting a quip from a Detroit Free Press piece.
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway offers good lands at reasonable prices in central and south Texas with a mild healthy climate. Address B. J. Martin, Genl Pass Agent, San Antonio, Texas.
A fragmented dialogue recalls memory and a disputed loan as Ike o Nash and Lendit debate a missing item. The speaker recalls falling three times while stories flash back, and Bay interrupts questioning a prior borrowing.
Evelyn and Major Sir Adrian Beauchamp return home after uncovering Falkland’s forged writing and a planned elopement. The pair reveal the forger’s identity, solve the murder of trust, and prepare for a forthcoming trial and marriage, with two sentences of dramatic closure.
In a tense scene Major and Milas Luttrell reflect on the Samuel Cripps case linked to forgery in New York. Falkland is cornered as investigators reveal a plan to move by train, while Luttrell learns the speaker’s true feelings and proposes marriage despite doubts. A practical aside then offers watch care tips.
A Pall Mall Magazine note extols Windsor Castle's enlarged kitchen as likely the world's largest. It cites 1828 upgrades by George TY, a vast 14 by 9 foot hot plate, and a copper batteririe large enough for a small army of gourmands. Charles Murray recalls feeding 113 thousand at dinner last year.
A Beaton suburban public school teacher received an unusual apology from a boy's mother for Andrew James missing school. The letter claims the boy and another child swam in a river, a dog carried off his clothes, and they had to return home for replacements before being able to attend, asking for excuse.
A quotable exchange from a New York World piece features Clingatone asking for a dime and Glad hand offering a loan while joking that the word loan should not apply to anything smaller than ten, reflecting whimsical wordplay.
A garbled note from Chicago hints at Bila-Prod claiming he would lay the world at my feet if he had it, while Mtella remarks it would be nice to have something to rent your feet on in New York World.
A long prose narrative traces a Marbach bell tolling at a birth, the boy John Christopher Frederick von Schiller becoming Germany’s great poet. It follows childhood poverty, education, displacement, and the bell’s journey from Marbach to a Stuttgart monument.
A collage of vintage ads and quack claims for cold cures and tonics. It includes statements promising one day cures with Laxative Bromo Quinine, money-back guarantees, and signatures on boxes, interspersed with brief notes on opinions from Denver Post, Indianapolis Journal, and scattered jokes from Puck. The clashing items reflect early 20th century medical marketing and light editorial chatter.
Ann E. Gridley claims Peruna is a grand tonic and a women’s friend useful in every household. The ad touts Peruna for catarrh ailments across head throat lungs stomach kidneys and pelvic organs. Verona cures catarrh anywhere, with a free hook offered by Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
La Porte Texas advances on a future deep water shipping point at Galveston Bay head of navigation. Wharves tracks and sewerage water systems near completion. J R Holmes of La Porte Improvement and Wharf and Channel Companies manages on site. February 1900 sale window looms as officials seek to inform him. Solid trains to Northern Michigan expanding with Milwaukee Road. B&O R R to add 629 compound locomotives by January.
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