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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1917

Page

6

Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Woman From Cramps

A reader from Marysville Pennsylvania recounts twelve years of crippling cramps eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She now feels revitalized and urges other women with irregular periods backache and related symptoms to seek advice and try the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Aydin Pinkbarn Navier Maryeville Lydia Pinkham Pinkham Medicine Co Con Mass

Medal of Honor Bravery Recipients Highlight War Feats

A historical overview recounts the Medal of Honor's meaning and rarity, detailing acts of valor by soldiers and sailors in multiple conflicts, including specific heroics at Guayacanes and Gettysburg like Corporal Glowin and Sergeant Winans. It notes the award process, variations for Army Navy and Marines, and famed recipients across campaigns.

Honos Sergi Reawell Winnie Josph Guaynennes Santo Domingo Gettyshyeg Marne Navy Department Guayacanes Joseph Glowih Toltetinge Bot Winans Winan Corporal Johnson Johnson Siague Arthena Neleng A. Miles New York Volunteers Fair Oaks William KR Shafter Shafter Hhoewl Jan Fien Haldwin Fifth Infantry McClennan's Creek Tex Maine Gettysburg Army Navy Marines Minerva Unital States of America America York

Fitting Fate and Imitation Lipstick Ad Feature

An odd imitated beauty ad fragment touts a product called La Cree Mair Dressing with claims of natural hair dye effect and counterfeit flattery. The line reads like a mock catalog blurb, noting a price of $1.00 and referencing an imitation sincerity theme.

Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Claims

An ad claims Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine properties and liver benefits. It asserts blood purification and system-building effects, in garbled language.

Coveted By All Out Panese By Few A Beautiful Head

An old advertisement promotes La Creole Hair Dress tie claiming it restores hair to its former beauty and luster. Priced at $1.00, the piece appeals to readers with streaked or clay-dyed hair seeking a quick cosmetic remedy.

Fragmented speech on troops and promises in wartime talk

A garbled exchange features Mr Croasfors denying that any of the speakers will remain long enough at the place to become truly significant. The text reads as a rough dialogue fragment with unclear context and multiple misspellings.

Mr. Croasfors

Fragmentary OCR Story Reflects Unclear Auction Scene

A garbled OCR passage shows a chaotic dialog about a conning of drives and a trade, mentioning an auctioneer and a beleaguered worker. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving a fragmented glimpse of a possible auction or confrontation.

Causes of Nervousness in Children at Home

The writer links nervousness in children to physical issues like defective eyesight adenoids and a pale complexion. Emphasizes outdoor life nourishing foods and wholesome daily routine as cures, urging gentle exercise and air. Suggests improving care at the Woman's Home and social interaction to reduce nervousness.

Pontoon

Fragmented OCR Speech Snippet About Anonymous Person

A garbled OCR fragment describes someone speaking and attempting to obtain something. The text is illegible and lacks clear names, places, or events to identify. Further readable material is needed to form a precise card.

Ady Promotes La Creole Hair Dressing in 1900s Ad

An ad copy hawks La Creole Hair Dressing as a scalp cleanser and darkener. It claims strong alkaline action will burn out the scalp and restore natural dark hair, priced at $1.00.

Aid the Enemy. Many a feller to sorry his love or wore

Fragmentary OCR suggests a poetic line about a man mourning a lost love or wearing a covering, with unclear attribution. The readable portion hints at themes of regret and affection, but details and context are missing to form a full news item.

Dandruff and Itching Remedy Advertisement

The ad promotes Cuticura products to treat dry scalp and itching. It recommends rubbing Cuticura treatment into the scalp, washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and making Cuticura an everyday preparation. Free sample offer via mail with address.

Dept. Reston

Court Hearing Hears Theater's Worth Alleged

A testifying witness in a courtroom contested the value of a theater and its surroundings claiming it did not live up to its stated worth due to alleged negligence. The attorney questioned the theater’s credentials while the judge observed conditions and cautioned about costs.

Tower Egothet Boel Clase Arcinan Copperamith Lows Wease Cuban Robert Penn P. B. Keefer

Fragmented OCR reflects a confrontation over work and dishonesty

In a garbled excerpt a viewer complains of a dirty tramp near Beck Deer and a three week struggle to find work at soap factors. The lad questions what kind of job it is and remarks the worker is discharged for dishonesty, revealing a tense dispute about employment and credibility.

Fragmentary sports note with clipped dialogue

A brief, imperfect OCR fragment describes a scene where a young boy chased a cat up a tree and a spectator scolds him with a sharp remark about chasing others. The text is garbled and hard to parse but conveys a moment of public interaction during a sporting or street scene. The speaker suggests climbing ability as a response.

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