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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
4
A mixed collection of local items including wedding attendance reports, sales at Fischer Sisters, funeral notices for David Hahn and Mrs. Mary Slagle at Hahn's Chapel, coffin dealer promotion, Judge L B Jumea’s town visit, and a health advert for Harbine Digestive Aid sold by Chandler & Witmer Lutemville.
Local notices describe a grand picnic and barbecue at Conrad's grove between Marble Hill and Litcaville on the 4th of July. Other items promote Ballard's Horehound Syrup, Herbine, and Chander & Witmer offerings, plus various local visits and business updates.
Mrs B O Sander spends the week with her mother Mrs Nevins at her Zalma area home where Mrs Nevins is reported quite ill.
Painful cuts sprains and bruises are eased by Bucklen’s Amica Salve which also cures chafing chapped hands sore lips burns ulcers and piles. Guaranteed cure for 25 cents sold by all druggists. The Marmington district M E Church South district conference meets at Lutesville today and remains in session this week.
A Boston man who recently wed a wealthy young woman credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with restoring her to health. The elixir is hailed as infallible for jaundice malaria fever and liver and stomach trouble. Judge L S Kinder of Pininview Texas visited family this past week and returned home with plans for an extended stay.
In Van Etten New York druggists report using Chamberlains cough remedy in their own homes and with customers for five years with complete satisfaction. J Goldsmith says he personally uses it for coughs colds and post trippe cough and finds it effective. It is sold by Chandler Witmer Lytesville and Dr C M Witmer Marble Hill. A O Hamilton of Lynn Indiana and K Frahn of Dayton Chicago represent Farmer's Nursery Co Phoneton Ohio. Hamilton, an old printer, toured Joyd's home and received a fine steel rue as a gift. The county is said to be well suited for fruit farming and locals are increasingly recognizing its value.
Friends from Lawrence Kan recall Mrs 8 Pease who lay bedbound seven years due to kidney and liver trouble nervous debility and general weakness then three bottles of Electric Bitters restored her in three months she cites relief for headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy and dizziness with guaranteed satisfaction at drug stores A Log Rolling Association formed at Fredericktown June 1 by Modern Woodmen of southeast Missouri officers named and first celebration set for Farmington September 1 to benefit a growing community
An ad praises a new metal called Solid Coevee Silver Tableware as a durable, hard wearing alternative to sterling silver. It claims cookware looks identical to silver, costs about one sixth, and offers 25 year wear warranty on Sir Cuevee Silver Teaspoons. It invites readers to request a free offer from Quaker Valley Mfg Co Chicago. Also notes Rey. B. L. Bowman reports county farm building plans awaiting court approval next Saturday.
Mr W H Whedon of Winterset Iowa reports a carpenter suffered diarrhea and stopped work but after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy he recovered after one dose and returned to his job. The notice adds local druggists Chandler Witmer and Dr Witmer Marble Hill sell the product. A separate note mentions land prospecting near Gravel Hill with no mineral wealth found.
Auction notice for Saturday June 22 at about 1 o'clock a.m. at the place of business in Lutesville Missouri selling men's ladies and children's shoes slippers men's clothing and ladies dress goods terms cash or warh as stated by J W Revelle.
Norris Oftyp figure B. Rosenblum sends half a dollar, laments lack of peace in the family, and says life cannot be enjoyed without Tre Piss. He vows to try no longer.
A resident of Gregory banding Clark county Missouri recounts how Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life nine years ago. He credits rapid relief and lasting health, noting the medicine remains in his home. Sold by Schandler Witmer Lutenville and Dr C M Witnor Marble FUL.
A letter from Armonk, New York, praises Dr. King's New Discovery for a near fatal whooping cough and a later case of pneumonia. The writer notes the remedy cured both throat and lung ailments after other treatments failed, with bottles sold at one dollar each.
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