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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
3
A J Lavingeten, a well known farmer from Ashland, Tennessee, urges people to use Tayler the famous remedy Cecoraile after claims of healing stomach and intestinal troubles. He says a course of the remedy improved strength and appetite and led to healthier conditions.
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A readable fragment warns about Bayer aspirin packaging and alleged warnings. It references genuine aspirin labeling, the supposed need to sew the name on package or tablets, and mentions various illnesses including colds headaches neuralgia and rheumatism. The text mentions twelve tablets per pack and intimate historic concerns about counterfeit production processes in Venice and glass furnace contamination.
A health-promoting appeal targets women readers, claiming bladder and kidney troubles are common. The notice touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as restoring health and offers sample bottles by mail from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York, with available medium and large bottles at drug stores.
In Crimson Gulch Cactus Joe responds to a question about enforcement difficulties saying people are creatures of habit and many have contracted the habit of not taking a drink, noting surprise at how many individuals avoid alcohol despite approval or disapproval.
A vintage advertisement claims Allen's Foot Ease powder soothes corns bunions and calluses. It promises quick relief for sore feet by absorbing moisture and reducing irritation, with a vivid endorsement from Chapman.
A fragmentary diary-like note from Marie Gesk outlines a secret plan to overthrow the government. The text details a covert movement, mentions dates near February, and describes monitoring actions and meetings aimed at sparking rebellion and coordinating with supporters.
A narrator recounts a tense night with Harris and Krantz as they plot gunrunning and a revolutionary grab. Tension rises over Alva’s money trail, a covert female agent, and the city’s shadowy underworld, hinting at a web of double dealings and imminent action.
A fragmentary sentence suggests an internal black remedy and outside applications affecting torture. The brief text reads like a cryptic note on relief being shortlived, urging an unidentified course of action.
Writer Tock Harriman's column explores a puzzling sequence of initials and names, weaving fragmented notes about journalism, a debate over writing style, and references to a long manuscript. The piece hints at a chaotic process behind a late 19th century magazine.
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