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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1893

Page

3

Be wary of travel stomachics and bitters claims

The ad copy touts Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for nerves, malaria, rheumatism, and fatigue, advising travelers to use it for sea and rail travel. It promotes quick stomach relief, energy restoration, and protection against damp conditions, with testimonials and an offer of a free trial bottle from Dr Kline. It also markets Winston’s Soormine Stave for teething babies and contains humorous exchanges.

Bea Worsar Hi Osteller Atlantc

Syrup of Figs Promises Health Benefits and Quality

An advertorial touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and relieves colds headaches fevers and constipation. It claims medical approval and notes the product is made by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold in 50c and 1 bottles by druggists and other dealers.

California Fig Syrup Co

August Flower advertised by Post Master of Pavilion Centre

A letter from E. A. Bond, Post Master, Pavilion Centre, New York, promotes August Flower as a superior medicine. He claims the stomach is the reservoir and its failure causes widespread illness affecting liver kidneys lungs heart head blood and nerves. He urges readers to use August Flower to restore appetite and digestion.

E. A. Bond P. M Pavilion Centre N. Y

TARTAN ORIGINS AND LUSTROUS PATTERNS OF HIGHLAND DRESS

The article traces tartan origins to one piece plaid worn by wild highlanders and the later kilts created by road-building generals. It lists varied clan patterns from Maccmillans to Stuarts, noting color is less key than the intricate check and stripe arrangements that define each tartan.

Claverhouse Macleods Buchanans Macdonalds Macphersons Stuart

The Wrong Man's Boots Mystery

A tramp convicted of stealing Senator Dudley Chase's boots receives a humorous sentence from Judge Elias Keyes. The judge quips about stealing from a great man and remarks the prisoner’s ignorance, then imposes thirty days in jail as a lesson. The tale ends with a joke about Ananias and Sapphira.

L. E. Chittenden Elias Keyes United States Dudley Chase Windsor Senator Chase New Hampshire Senate

Conversation on Wealth and Affection

A dialogue fragment shows Ho-Mas Carno asking if care would come with wealth, and She-No replying affection would depend on current standing, mentioning 1,000 wiles or 6 truth in a terse exchange.

Folly Wake Illustrated Laugh Lines and Tiny Court Gags

A jumble of jokes and quips from a past issue features a mock court scene about a five dollar request, a beefsteak demand, and fines, plus classroom dialogue and weather musings. Also includes a pill advertisement and a quip about wormy apples and blossoms.

Three Color Bible Text to Be Printed in America

Eminent European scholars prepare a new critical edition of the Hebrew Old Testament to be printed by Johns Hopkins University Press in the United States. The volumes will feature text printed in red green and blue, marking a novel presentation. In Bethlehem Pennsylvania James Diety recounts a horse incident where a whipped animal attacked him, tearing flesh and nearly killing him before a fellow driver intervened.

America John Hopkins University Press James Diety Bethlehem Diety

Deafness Cure Debate and Katy Vestibule Flyer

An old medical claim offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cures of deafness caused by catarrh, while a separate note touts the Katy Vestibulated Flyer, an all vestibule train from Houston to Chicago via Texas Central, promising speed and comfort to World’s Fair travelers. The piece blends health advertisement and railway hype, reflecting period journalism tones.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Druggista Texas Chicago Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Houston Indian Territory Kansas Missouri

Strange sea bird sighted near Tampa described as never seen before

A multi-colored sea bird, reportedly of a species not previously recorded in the Tampa area, was observed recently. The report notes the bird’s striking appearance amid other curious facts about population and impostors. The Pennsylvania legislature also enacted a law banning political organizations from paying naturalization expenses for foreign-born citizens.

Great Britain George Psalmanazer North Carolina Tampa Fla Pennsylvania

Paradoxical advice and patent medicines in ads

The page mocks self help maxims and advertises Beecham's Pills for constipation and headaches, Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve, and a “Female Weakness Positive Cure.” It also promotes Bancroft Hotel near the World’s Fair, and notes a lawyer’s habit of using figures of speech in summing up a case.

Myths and Legends Rejected as Historical Facts

A column debunks well known legends and myths. It asserts William Tell did not found the Swiss confederation, Goler has no basis, the Iron Mask story is wrong, and Pharaohs did not drown in the Red Sea. It also disputes Newton smoking, Richard III’s deformity, Arthur’s round table, Pocahontas, Columbus egg trick, and Brunelleschi’s cathedral dome claim.

William Tell Goler Red Sea Wellington Waterloo Isaac Newton Richard III Arthur Round Table South England Pocahontas John Smith Columbus Brunelischi Allence Tlovence

Visiting capitalist lauds Hot Springs water as cure

Hon. Samuel W. Allerton of Chicago praises Hot Springs South Dakota as superior for rheumatic and skin diseases after a Burlington Route arrival. He recounts his friend Mr Spencer’s recovery and notes his wife’s relief, urging wider promotion of the waters and climate as a health asset.

Samuel W. Allerton Chicago Burlington Star United States Spencer Here Hot Springs South Dakota

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