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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
3
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a rainy scene with a dog, pedestrians, a matron, and a girl with a leash. The passage includes garbled dialogue about gowns and a confused reference to a New York Times quote.
A diary-like ad extols female beauty and vitality, arguing health and liveliness sustain admiration. A Kansas reader recalls relief from weakness and "woman's trouble" after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, claiming three bottles cured her and prompted recommendation to others. The note cites availability and a mail-order sample offer.
Jefferson City Mo early sessions reveal staffing shortages as 242 employes are paid low wages 5.50 per day and lawmakers debate clerical hires. Senate and House debate costs seek relief while politicians push for a three person minimum wage commission and continued patronage concerns.
A crowded streetcar tale in which a passenger provokes a matron, prompting a heated argument and a sharp rebuke. The incident revolves around abrupt behavior, a tense confrontation, and the matron’s firm response amid a complex wartime setting.
Fragmented text fragment hints at a local notice or article discussing a new work or project. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, limiting precise identification. The readable portion references a recent effort or publication, suggesting a report on ongoing or completed work at a local venue.
A historical health ad promotes S. S. B. tonic as a blood enricher and vitality booster. It claims daily wear and tear on the body requires replacement, urging readers to write to the Chief Medical Advisor in Atlanta for literature.
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