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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
7
A dated remedy claim urges curing rheumatism by cleansing the blood not with liniments but by a blood purifier named 8S.8. The ad promises free medical advice from the Swift Laboratory Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia and asserts the blood cleanse ends the disease.
Fragmented lines hint at a travel themed show with characters debating a clean, wholesome performance. The exchange suggests a plan to export a side play and invites a companion to join roaming travelers seeking new venues.
Fragmentary OCR reads indicate a dyeing mishap involving Diamond Dyes during a parkage event. Readable details mention dye material handling and a potential spill or refusal to proceed. Further specifics are unreadable in the provided text.
A dubious ad extols a product named FreeTone claiming it instantly removes corns, calluses, or hard skin without soreness. It promises easy use and low cost, aiming to lure readers with quick relief and painless results.
A garbled report hints at a woman succumbing to culinary skill that recalls a meme. It mentions a ranch setting, a foreman, and a tale of discovery about cooking echoing playful or ritual chatter.
A garbled reminiscence describes a rough party with many friends, fear, and a chaotic scene in a basement. The speaker recalls drinking, drifting apart, and an abrupt end to beliefs as a close group dissolves, leaving a lost sense of unity.
A reflective piece notes animals such as elk, storks, and swallows ending or facing death when perceived usefulness ends. It shares anecdotes of behavior and distress, including a swallow seen near a wreckage and a nest incident, illustrating a grim view of animal suffering and apparent self-destruction.
A fragmented dialogue portrays four vultures debating cruelty, empathy, and survival. The North American Turkey Vulture clashes with the Bearded Vulture over hunting ethics, while other figures discuss mercy and happiness, revealing contrasting temperaments and ancestral ties across regions.
A quip compares flannel to a tramp asking why he resembles flannel. The answer hints that he shrinks from washing, delivering a quick pun in a concise, period-tinged tone.
The Inn experienced a discussion on hotel staffing profiling which servants best suit hotel operations. Experts weigh efficiency, discretion, and reliability while outlining roles from chambermaids to bell staff and housekeeping duties.
A cautionary note warns that false claims harm more than they help, reminding that deceit may endanger lives while honesty and fact-based actions offer true remediation and protection for children.
An ad declares Calotaba tablets as a revolutionary remedy for biliousness constipation and bad breath. It claims a perfect safe dose with water only and no testing, promising thorough cleansing of the liver and a hearty appetite. The ad notes resealing packages and a price of thirty cents.
Aspirin, Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, proven safe by millions and prescribed for over twenty years, offered in unbroken Bayer packages with directions for relief from headaches to colds. Available in handy tin boxes of 12 tablets, with larger packages sold by druggists. Trademark Bayer Manufacture Mon acet ic acid ester of Salicylic acid. All men must be born equal, but some get to be more thin skinned than others. A grain of strychnine will embitter 600000 gallons of water.
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