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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
6
The piece describes Apaches in Paris gathered around executions in a ghastly ritual. Men look hollowed and furtive while women are stylish, with handkerchiefs dipped in the condemned blood sold to upper-class degenerates. Crimes attributed to them rise as tourism and foreign travelers are mentioned.
The Stubbs family, led by Mr. Stubbs, favors returning to their Windmill Hill residence in Lawrence over the Topeka executive mansion. They cite open forest surroundings, ample ground, fresh air, and spacious rooms for the children as key factors, with Mrs. Stubbs planning garden work and frequent visits to Lawrence.
A misformatted early 20th century ad promotes Caldwell's Pepin as a cure for dyspepsia indigestión and related stomach and bowel troubles. It claims free trial bottles by mail, lists testimonials from unnamed individuals, and urges readers to consult a doctor for persistent symptoms.
Navy auditors report notes conspirators obtained leave of absence from the dockyard to actively carry out metal thefts, linking the Chatham dockyard thefts to the recent trial and outlining officials’ concerns about the insider operation.
A distorted excerpt shows a doctor asked about antitoxin for a diphtheria case and a woman seeking care. The garbled chat mentions a child, a nurse or doctor exchange, and a scattered scene of the Fuller place with references to fever and stage fright.
An Idaho front yard neighbor shares a testimonial from a David Texas resident who quit coffee for Postum. After stopping coffee the narrator reports immediate health improvements including regular bowels and relief from stomach back and side pains. The story notes a son also benefited and the family now uses Postum in place of coffee. There is a closing plug for The Road to Wellville.
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