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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
3
The feature presents a rich velvet coat style with a high standing collar, full slightly flaring sleeves, a novel replaced belt, and decorative front buttons. It emphasizes a conservative yet distinctive look, suitable for quiet tastes and extreme weather with a Madiet vest or sweater worn beneath.
The document discusses license costs for saloons in Massachusetts and New York, noting a minimum of $4,000 and average around $3,500 with records of higher sales. It argues high fees may push business to large brewers, harming independent dealers, and cites broader social costs of alcohol including health impacts and hospital admissions.
The satin base and weight color remain the most chosen for party gowns with airy over fabrics often contrasting. Newest gowns feature deeply smoked foundations with bottom detailing like round ed or pointed slashes. Draperies vary from bound to untrimmed and uneven.
The Pennevivara Superior Court awarded damages against a saloonkeeper after a man drank heavily at the tavern. The man later boarded a train while intoxicated and was killed, with the court ruling the saloonkeeper liable for consequences of his patron's behavior.
A lengthy antiquated profile portrays the Turkish man as devout and patient yet complex. It notes his cleanliness in personal habits contrasted with street filth, his sobriety and humor, and his courteous manners, while criticizing gender restrictions and resistance to reform amid twentieth century Europe.
A notable writer visits a New York cafe where Walter, a famed figure, sits among a small, colored clientele. The scene centers on a dialogue about seating choices at the table, with the patron insisting on fair treatment and the writer reflecting on patronage and honesty as onlookers observe.
A disjointed reminiscence describes a Sunday sermon and a preacher facing curious questions about theology and the fate of a woman accused of seven devils. Local voices and overheard lines hint at a tense exchange during a worship service.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cheap 10 cent box cure that cleanses the stomach liver and bowels while you sleep. It claims to remove sour foods and foul gases, relieve headaches biliousness coated tongue indigestion and constipation with no gripe or inconvenience. Millions allegedly use Cascarets daily.
Eugene Peterson, a farmer and dairyman near Woodstown, was badly injured on his farm when a pitchfork struck him while he fended cars from a fodder cutting machine. The fork broke jaw bones and a prong pierced his throat before doctors treated him and moved him to a Philadelphia hospital.
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