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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
7
A historic account notes a tiny stomach parasite that harms lambs after grazing begins, causing weight loss, dullness, black scour, thirst, and poor bone and flesh. It outlines diagnosis through dung examination after treatment, mentions gasoline remedies, and references prevalence and impact on sheep regions.
A historical guide describes gasoline drench methods to treat stomach worms in lambs and older sheep, detailing dosing with milk, timing, and observed outcomes. It emphasizes thorough mixing, careful monitoring of worm movement, and repeated administrations over several mornings. It also covers prevention through pasture rotation, changing forage, and avoiding permanent pastures to reduce reinfection.
An agricultural note from the University of Missouri outlines ant control methods and bloat treatment for cattle. Ants invade feed, with strategies including toxic vapors from carbon disulfide, boiling water on nests, sweetened water-soaked sponges, and a chemical-soaked string. Cattle bloat arises from gas buildup from clover or feeds, with relief via cold water and, in severe cases, trocar drainage from the left flank.
An ad from Athens Texas touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for long standing female illnesses. It cites testimonials from women and claims health restoration, avoidance of surgery, and confidential advice from a Pinkham associate in Lynn Massachusetts.
A Philadelphia editor recalls Walt Whitman in a December day scene at Mickle Street, noting Whitman’s modest pay from George W Childs and his tip about helping with winter coat distribution by advising drivers and conductors. The anecdote frames Whitman’s quiet, practical engagement with city life and commerce.
An advertisement touts Cuticura as an effective economical remedy for itching scalps dandruff and thinning hair. It describes scalp treatment with Cuticura Ointment and daily use of Cuticura Soap with hot water, noting samples available by postcard request to Cuticura Dept Boston.
A deaf elderly lady and a shopman dispute silk pricing. She offers thirteen shillings while the man insists on seven. He stands firm that seven is the price and rebuffs her attempt to trick him, noting the folly of the clever exchange.
Milford letter to the Wilmington News recounts Noah Spears, a Hay Bhore farmer, describing a method to curb a kicking horse. A sand filled gunny sack suspended from the stall ceiling swings with each kick, teaching the horse to stop as the bag returns stronger yet ends up unused after a week.
A garbled OCR passage presents a dialogue about weather and a barter, with unclear speakers and scrambled words. The text references a wizard, a chair, and various odd phrases, but lacks coherent structure or discernible facts.
Robert G Fowler outlines a hypothetical scenario where an ace pilot could exploit a missing protection to blow a dam with a high quality aircraft carrying glycerin. He claims the government has suppressed such risks and asserts a skilled flyer could threaten critical infrastructure.
An old Scottish beadle in a bleak church provides blunt views on sermons and reform. A four year old child and hostesses provoke a hurt reply in a social scene. A New York remark on J Pierpont Morgan notes wealth and happiness paradox.
A curious note reports a neighbor asking a mother to tend her child and to share a recipe for making bombs. The message claims the last attempt swelled and did not burst, suggesting danger and improvised guidance. The fragment hints at danger and a request for care.
A garbled dialogue features a rakish man claiming familiarity with a profession and hints at lunch with a contact. A reporter notes a department store perfumery scene and a remark about an owner and a hotel, implying social intrigue and local gossip.
A nurse on duty witnesses Utth ones awaiting their final ten for the day as one patient anxiously calls for their portion. A frail girl, once quiet, voices her aspiration while Florence asks for calm and patience, stern but caring.
The speaker asks to be contacted and mentions calling his wife to discuss a proposition. He plans to tell someone about meeting a doctor and having dinner in his room, and expresses concern about someone watching his face when his wife responds.
An old advertisement urges mothers to inspect every bottle for the Castoria signature, touts a over 30 year claim, and notes demand at public gatherings. The fragment also cites a public speaker mentioning patriotic lyrics and a critique of high living as not qualifying for a higher life.
Comeup muses on measuring a partner and the need for shared life in business or love. He cites tailoring, wisdom, and Solomon while warning that impediments to speech test trust. The passage contrasts pride with dignity and notes a stammer can loosen a promise.
The readable portions describe a rough scene with a product or item related to shoes and walking comfort. A mention of a young fan and a girl hints at an encounter or social dynamic, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear entities to anchor a definitive summary.
A fragmented item notes anger over meat pricing and cigars, with stray text about paying for cigars and a warning to take challenges as they come or let them pass. The readable fragments imply a consumer or trade dispute and promotional phrasing. The entry preserves named terms and partial phrases without sensational detail.
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