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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
7
A fragmented medicinal ad urges mothers to treat a sick child with California Syrup of Figs for fevers stomach issues and bowels. It touts the syrup as tasty and gentle, warns against counterfeit bottles, and claims a “wonderful” taste that children love.
Readable lines accuse an unnamed person of betting on heroes and keeping a promise to quit. The tone is accusatory and cryptic with partial phrases about loyalty, doggedness, and past actions, but no clear event, date, or full names.
A garbled passage questions Hangs and his health, noting some doubt about his fitness for leadership. The speaker suggests peformance discomfort and criticizes those who berate others for not attaining a high office.
The text recounts 1848 Sir Arthur Garred linking deficient kidney elimination to poison buildup. It notes Prof Strauss attributing gout flares to toxin accumulation, with headaches and rheumatic pains. Suggested remedies include uric acid excretion via diuresis and a home remedy involving water intake and a patent medicine from Buffalo, NY.
fragmentary OCR excerpt describes winter apparel and clothing items. Mentions shirts skirts and biogas of terteye, linen and satin fabrics, front panel detailing with buttons, curved side seams, and decorative elements. References Mustain Shewe and various fashion details in a dated catalog style.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions poets and a ruler in Rome. Names and precise events are unreadable. The readable bits suggest discussion of a reign or period but lack clear subjects or dates.
Readable fragments describe a vague scene with named terms and relatives. The text references personas and places in an unclear order, offering no clear event, date, or institution to anchor a concrete news item. The resulting brief card emphasizes uncertain identities and a single quiet moment.
Fragmentary OCR describes a family product claim for Castoria as a remedy for infants. The text references children and caregivers, urging careful examination of the product and its labeled benefits. No verifiable details beyond promotional wording are present.
A fragmented fashion preview describes straight line frocks with plain skirts and pinl overstress, detailing waistcoats, vests, and panel accents. Navy serge frocks paired with beige vestee, soutache trim, and long skirts suggest versatile, outdoor friendly styling.
An old advertisement text touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's ailments. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Sama Shaw of Portsmouth Ohio praising the product and urging others to try it, with a request for correspondence seeking medical advice. The ad reiterates Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. as the source and highlights forty years of experience.
A dubious medicinal advertisement touts Gold Medal Haatlea OM as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims to remove toxins via the kidneys and bladder, pledging long term safety, non patent status, and 20 years of distribution while warning against other medicines. It urges readers to consult druggists for Cape supplies and touts a “medal” endorsement.
The passage discusses lingering effects after influenza fever or cold, describing weakness and appetite loss. It suggests that certain toxins or digestive issues impair strength and recovery, with references to unnamed remedies and warnings about poison-like agents and systemic illness.
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