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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1893
Page
7
A reflective piece discusses weakness and waning strength as common dangers, blaming carelessness and natural limits. It extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a premier tonic, claiming it aids digestion, stabilizes nerves, restores vigor, and treats liver and kidney issues as well as malaria.
A New York City figure known as Apple Mary has purchased two fine tenements from savings earned selling apples. The passage also notes Lucci the faster is insane and in a Paris asylum, Susan B Anthony plans a women owned daily Chicago paper, and mentions Mme Lemaire and Mlle Breslau on a Champ de Mars salon jury as first women in such roles. Baron Rothschild gifts his Reichenau castle to a hospital society for consumptives. Cinderella’s real name was Ithedope, an Egyptian maiden from 670 years before the common era. Mme Sembrich sings Lucia in St Petersburg to a thunderous ovation with multiple recalls and flower showers. A grocery ad features a pig dealer addressing a widow with a plea for hogs and a faithful heart at her feet.
Traveling promotion urges carrying Syrup of Figs to aid kidneys liver and bowels and prevent fevers headaches and sickness. Available in 31 bottle sizes through druggists. California Fig Syrup Co. advertisement notes and a side remark about race-horse owners using running accounts with merchants.
A Texas druggist and postmaster J H Hesss of Moffat testifies to Boschee's German Syrup curing coughs and giving strength to the body. He recommends it to every mother and warns against substitutes, noting ten years of satisfaction with the product.
A London Children's Hospital story follows Johnny Hart, a brave boy who lost a leg to amputation while pursuing a soldier's dream. He accepts the news with grace, then lays the corner stone for a new wing, inspiring patients and staff as a symbol of courage. The piece also reflects on heroism in hospitals, the value of dedicated youth, and the role of schools in shaping notable lives.
Logan a century ago lived among his tribe as a man of peace. He attempted to live like white settlers by building a four room house for family and guests. After nights of wakefulness due to family unrest he slept outside under trees with his blanket.
A jumble of items from Pensacola to Paris covers unusual topics: Mrs. Vanderbilt’s rose tar, a thorny porcupine fish in St Andrew’s Bay, South American domestic geese, Mrs. Follendore’s cat nursing a rabbit, mammoth remains near nona California, new sil ver buckle weave, U S cemeteries with 830700 dead, old remark on Garrin and Lincoln, a dyspepsia remedy, drum collection in Williamsburg, a New York penny toy craze, an elaborate tortoise shell hairpin, and Paris Bibliotheque nationale’s vast holdings.
There is more catarrh in this region than all other diseases combined and long thought incurable. It is now viewed as a constitutional condition needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. claims to cure via the blood and mucous membranes, with a $100 price for any failure and testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
The Katy Vestibuled Flyer launches as a through car service from Houston via Texas cities Indian Territory Kansas and Central Missouri to Chicago without change. It uses recliner coaches Wagner Buffet palace sleepers and Pintech gas lighting. Demand surpasses capacity and extensions are planned for World's Fair traffic.
A Troy shopkeeper drew crowds by handing out fans and soda water. London reports a ship from the Atlantic with 6000 seal skins. A rooster injured Mrs Freraks in Winneconne Wisconsin. An East Pennesses woman sues for 1000 over a man claiming she had false teeth. Global height gap and a Kentucky tale of a pedestrian spared by a falling cloud turtle. Beechams Pills cost 25 cents a box and are famed as worth a guinea a bar.
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