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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
3
The article explains malt production from barley, detailing steeping, couching, young floor germination, chitting, old floor drying, and aging to form malt. It links malt qualities to vitality, stresses balanced nutrition, and warns against overreliance on concentrated malt products for long-term health.
The text traces the origin of hormones from Greek roots, noting that chemical secretions like gastric juice are triggered not only by nerve impulses but also by bloodborne stimulants. It cites Edkins 1906 experiments showing pyloric end secretin prompts acid and pepsin release, with Starling and Lane Claypon supporting hormone action in mammary development and digestion specific to food stimuli.
An advertisement urges readers to use Jad Salts to flush kidneys and relieve backache. It claims the product cleanses urinary waste, neutralizes urine acids, and supports kidney function when combined with plenty of water. It promotes daily use in a glass of water and highlights affordability and safety.
A fragment from London An newe r quotes Hugo Wilsh disputing common beliefs about marriage age race and consent. It notes states limit entrance and allow annulment for fraud force or duress while separate cases mention divorce for abuse and the odd reminiscence of a man named Mumpaer as a child.
Ad for Cascarets candy chews describing head ache biliousness and sour stomach symptoms. Claims a 10 cent box cleanses stomach removes undigested food and foul gases and purges bowels overnight. Features a brief accidental travel quip from Irene and Judge in an ad-like block.
The piece recounts three settlers in Canada from diverse origins who built prosperous homesteads. T Moore from Ontario, James Steel of Saskatchewan, and H J Smith of Alberta each describe land purchases, improvements, and growing values. The column argues free homesteads foster independence and invites readers to contact a Canadian Government Agent. It also references postwar troop life and a London Titbits anecdote about a sleeper sergeant.
Fragmented humorous lines and aphorisms from a periodical comic page. Jumbled snippets reference truth and truism echoes, social quips, and a mock dialogue about laughter and understanding. The text hints at satirical takes on relationships and human behavior with minimal coherent narrative.
A revived home hair dye tale promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur as a natural darkener for gray hair. The old formula, marketed as Wreth's Sage and Sulphur, claims to restore color, stop dandruff and hair loss, with a bottle priced around five cents, apply by brushing through strands overnight for darker, thicker, shinier hair.
A narrator questions a vain man about a match as the scene jokes on bragging and faith. The sprinter chases the fastest traveler, while a wife doubts his claim to goodness in a brisk, humorous exchange.
The readable bits discuss a masculine concept of a intellectual woman imagined as something built like a hairpin and observed through spectacles, reflecting dated views on gender and appearance.
A fragment shows Harold promising dress as a queen after marriage and Misé Carenne noting his initial pride then later grumbling like a taxpayer.
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