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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
3
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A letter from Frank Abbott of Oswego County New York dated August 17 1906 claims Cure for eczema using Cutuleura or Cultrura treatment. The writer describes a one year and a half old girl who improved after three doctors and a week of Culreura remedies. Also notes Bohemian immigrant numbers in 1906 and food endurance of condors and eagles.
A Frank Statement from Justice of the Peace A M Light of Rolla Missouri promotes Tapeak kidney medicines sold widely at 60 cents a box. The piece quotes syrup lore about goats, Swiss oddities, and a vignette titled Bobby's Viewpoint describing a graduation scene with John the brother and a large crowd observing the ceremony.
A street scene note tells of a man asked for money and a passerby who claims to have given him something memorable. The text includes a newspaper quote from the Yonkers Statesman and a brief observation about a bank and eggs in ground, plus a Turkish proverb about actions and outcomes.
Miss Elisabeth Wynn of Manhattan writes from New City and Miss Hulda Kughler of New York City praises Pinkham remedies. The letter describes months of internal illness relieved by treatment, restoring health and vitality to a woman troubled by painful functions, backache, bloating, bearing-down sensations, dizziness, indigestion, and nervous strain.
The Missouri state fair in Sedalia runs October 7 to 11 with expanded premiums and new cattle barns for about 300 cattle plus 150 in a mule and rock barn. State funds finance a permanent boulevard road, airship demonstrations, featured speakers, and enhanced livestock, poultry, and sheep classes. Entry rules, dates, and officer contacts listed for exhibitors and participants.
The piece discusses whether William Jennings Bryan could be renominated for a third term, comparing it to Roosevelt’s situation. It notes Democratic opposition to third terms, parallels with Republican history, and the risk of internal splits affecting outcomes in states like New York where independent league influence altered votes.
The piece argues that some writers claim Roosevelt and Bryan share ideas and are equally popular. It contends these so called third termers seek Roosevelt, not Bryan, financed by banking interests. It claims the West and Northwest would favor Bryan and cites campaign fund dynamics and electoral implications.
The stock market summaries are of growing interest to readers and voters, as many see finance news as a sign of national strain. A recent statement warned that the country faces financial tension and heightened apprehension.
Farmers report oats, barley and flax exceed past records while srenim wheat stays near last year. Acreage up 12 percent in oats 19 percent in barley and flax. Winter wheat centers Akotokw High River Nan ton Claresholm expect heads by mid July amid good moisture and warmth. Farmers still hold five million bushels of wheat from last year, with 90 million bushels produced in 1906 across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
A reflective piece discusses farmers becoming a professional, businesslike force in society. It contrasts rural and urban life, notes farmers as trusts like manufacturers, and urges rural wealth creation beyond mere subsistence. The article muses on immigration’s city impact and the farmer as the nursery of individualism.
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