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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
6
An essay urges balanced vacationing through nature, rest, and activity. It contrasts modern busy life with the outdoors, praising camping, walking, and honest sportsmanship, and warns against trivial leisure. It blends reflections on anglers, hiking, and the value of sincere outdoor conduct.
Workmen restoring the old state house uncover a trove of documents dating 1870s to 1900s, including city government records, mayor Robert Wharton remarks on tippling houses and firearms fines, plus photographs of a New York merchant and scandal. The find spans the last years of the eighteenth century and connects to Independence Hall’s era.
Three expeditions have been sent from this country to Kilauea to investigate tapping the earth's interior for heat to furnish power to all the Hawaiian Islands. It is proposed to bore on safe ground away from the volcano to transform subterranean heat into electrical energy.
The article notes wood fuel value varies by species with lighter woods like cottonwood and boxwood providing less heat than hard woods such as oak and hickory. It discusses how detrital trees present low energy value for heating use.
An ailing farmer's wife from Lakeville New Beritant recounts severe stomach cramps low weight and misery before taking Tanlac. She claims rapid recovery with strong appetite weight gain and improved health, praising Tanlac as a life changer. An advertisement cites the remedy as widely available through Drugstores.
An OCR fragment describes aspirin tablets in a Mayer package with directions by physicians over 21 years. It mentions uses for colds headaches neuritis rheumatism toothache and bone pains and references the Mayer manufacture and aspirin trade terms. The text is garbled but centers on aspirin labeling and dosage guidance.
Thousands of women seek relief from kidney trouble with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad claims the remedy cures a range of kidney and bladder issues and improves health, urging readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle and to test the product. It ends with a note to avoid mentioning the paper.
An old remedy advises rubbing dan druff on the scalp to soothe itching with Cuticura Otot ment, then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. The guidance promotes daily use for clear skin and soft hands, framing Cuticura as everyday toilet preparations.
A reader in a book department reads a placard about a poetry sale titled Worldsworth. The thrifty shopkeeper notes the buyer questions the value and price of the words. The exchange frames a small, skeptical scene over literary worth.
A toddler uses a single cookie as both plaything and snack, illustrating how a baby’s imagination blends object function. The playful moment shows creativity in everyday objects and the child’s exploration.
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