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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
7
An OCR heavy clipping surveys ads and notes about California Figure Syrup as a child laxative, praising its fruity flavor and simple dosing. It includes stray editorial fragments on medical cures, household products, and a New York Times reference, with assorted stray text about a vacant lot and Cuticura products.
An advertising blurb touts Calotabs as a miracle cold cure that cleanses the system and liver overnight. It promises a headache free morning, appetite return, and a full refund if not satisfied, noting prices at thirty five cents. The spoof line about a drunken painter adds satirical tone.
Plans for the three hundredth anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers highlight events in Boston Plymouth England and the United States. Activities span from May to December with ceremonies in Leyden Leiden and Amsterdam including university addresses and royal welcomes.
Veteran painter eighty-year-old Van ituith struggles with failing eyesight while completing a large work about Keith Cavell. Despite expectations of losing sight in months, he perseveres, completing key sections of the heroic nurse scene at the end of the exhibition.
In Orland California a chimney of WE Spence was found clogged with honey during a winter period. Firefighters acted to clear the blockage and prevent further risk as crews removed the honey and ensured the chimney was clean for safe use.
Fragmented OCR noting service in Dette haven and movements of contingents to Boathuarnpetenty. Rogland celebration begins in Mey 120 with meetings in Mernedy, and inRobinson, Agsterfold, Troston and Shetford from August 4 to September. Ceremonies are planned in Canntertilae, London Srotharmpian and other places.
The program of the United Nations week includes prominent guests from American and British groups arriving for events led by Vice President Marshall. A wide array of talks dinner and a reception in New York will mark the occasion with official committee chairs and honorary leaders guiding the loan program.
In a broad year long wave of disappearances a vast number of girls were reported missing in New York City. Authorities and social agencies from Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups are coordinating to address the rise in cases involving travel and vulnerable youths.
Philadelphia reports on experiments proving soap bubbles can endure remarkable weights, presented by the Franklin Institute, highlighting James Dewar and other chemists. The article notes a range of measurements and implications for material strength and the naked-eye visibility of molecules. separate items include a Wilmington Delaware court case about Harvey's will and estate settlement involving Samuel M Herwen and Jesse Chathlione.
Fragmentary OCR text references Miss Trene Houshbes aged eighteen at Towde and a hospital, with unclear names and places. The readable portion suggests a personal health recovery note or medical context. No clear events, dates, or structured facts emerge.
Archaeology professor J E Pearce of the University of Texas describes polychrome cliff paintings owned by B D Sime along the Conche river near Paint Rock. The red panels depict a wide range of early tribe figures and are considered a valuable historical record. Pearce will have the paintings copied for a Smithsonian Institution report as part of his research.
Report from Washington states the migratory bird treaty act benefits are showing in North Dakota and neighboring regions. The Geological Survey notes more ducks breeding on selected areas nationwide though counts vary and some observers could not participate. In Budapest a physician Grasping Landlady was sentenced to two months for拒 demanding furniture payment to rent an apartment, reflecting housing policy aims.
A vintage advertisement promises hair beautifying effects with Danderine. It claims to restore color, vitality, and fullness, and urges readers to buy a recent bottle at drug or toilet counters for a refreshed scalp and thicker, stronger hair.
A garbled historical fragment mentions Mink son and a quip themed around King and Japan. It references erected structures and levels of popper art, with a discussive line about a rout and a director’s capacity. A numerically stated item notes 22 yards for sky feature and efforts attributed to a person named Mem Tony Feest.
A fragment notes Bayer as the genuine aspirin brand prescribed by physicians. It mentions the familiar Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and their directions for colds headaches toothache and earache. The text emphasizes authenticity and widespread use among millions.
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