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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1895
Page
3
A New York physician showcases a unique operation where a lower jaw was removed and rebuilt with a gold jaw and teeth after an epithelioma. The case required a jackscrew device to separate and realign jaw segments, with eventual restoration of articulation and mastication. A future aim is independent jaw function via cartilage growth.
On the West side, a bright four year old named Frankie waited during breakfast. Growing restless, he slid his plate under his grandfather’s nose as the blessing began. After the meal, Frankie explained he wanted to watch some of the blessing.
A humorous era cartoon exchange contrasts a tramp seeking aid with a youth boasting longer unemployment. A lawyer warns against legal action while Rural Justice contemplates hanging, highlighting social tensions over work and law.
An ad extols Royal Baking Powder as essential for fresh buckwheat cakes. It contrasts old methods with modern leavening, gives a recipe using buckwheat and wheat flour, milk batter, and hot griddle, and urges using only Royal for wholesome results.
A miscellaneous page offers short notes on public figures, humorous quips, and medical advice. It references Hall's Catarrh Cure and other remedies, a convict at a ball, seed marketing from Salter, and old advertisements. The column sketches daily life, medicine warnings, and casual commentary with scattered named entities and places.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women, promising to regulate bodily functions, improve digestion, enrich blood, and restore health and strength. It includes a testimonial from Elm Creek Buffalo County Wisconsin describing womb disease improvement after using the remedy and a 168 page book offer from Worth's Dis Pensary Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N Y.
The article notes 1830 railroad mileage at 210 miles rising to 1888 figures of 354 310 miles. Feathers in dress were worn only by men with helmets. It recalls the James Baines record voyage of 490 miles in 24 hours in 1854. The Cairo museum houses seven straw brooms once used by ancient Egyptian women, closely resembling modern versions.
An old advertisement promotes Lapres patterns with a pattern No. 6108 for a Lapres House Gown in five bust sizes 32 34 36 38 and 40. Lavender wool challie with olive green clover leaf trim, satin reverses and sleeve caps, princess style, walking length fem dress for street wear. Postage one cent, pattern price three and a half cents.
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