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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
3
Miss Maria Ducharme of Montreal writes that she suffered years with pelvic illness and severe pains until Peruna relieved her. She credits the medicine with restoring her health and life and urges others to consult physicians.
A poetic meditation on guilt and redemption urges seekers to win souls through steadfast deeds. The piece contrasts weary rhetoric with living example and asks the reader to weave a bright, enduring web of glory through honest daily act.
Endymion, a shepherd loved by the moon and granted perpetual youth by Jupiter, appears in Greek myth. The name also marks a novel by Benjamin Disraeli and a place associated with Lord Beaconsfield in TsU.
A witness testified at Athlone Quarter Sessions that he saw flowers dancing around the flames and believed fairies or gow people held a merrymaking near the fire, fearing to interfere with their festivities during the incident.
Fort Independence on Castle Island in Boston harbor began as Castle William. Massachusetts ceded it to the United States in 1798 and it received its current name from President Adams during his visit in 1799.
An Irish aid official recalls Sheehan of Tralee who applied for reef. A coadjutor of the poor notes the honest man deserves relief, saying he has no bed clothes but his goat.
A truncated quote reflects a medieval or religious figure expressing relief after teeth extractions and a preference for drastic changes if troops survived. The speaker references a bishop of Newcastle and a wish for harsh outcomes if forces remained alive.
Three brothers wed three women on the same day in Munich and a fourth bride married one of the grooms. The event underscores Germany's claim of an unusually united family bloc.
Grateful mother recalls using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to treat a three month old baby with severe milk crust. She reports rapid improvement after topical use and head covering, hair regrowth beginning, and no relapse.
Advertisement offers a reward for a cure of catarrh and promotes a “Pise’s Cure” patent remedy with dubious claims. The piece includes testimonials tied to individuals, pricing, and instructions aimed at selling the product. It ends with a stray local crime mention about Reuben Dodd.
A lamb fed from a bottle rode through Annapolis on a dray. The animal sat on the driver's lap and nursed from a rubber nipple attached to its bottle, drawing laughter from spectators in the Maryland Chronicle report.
The text traces evolving classifications of continents: Eurasia Africa North America and Australia as four distinct landmasses, with Antarctica sometimes labeled as a southern continent. It notes former pairings such as Europe and Asia counted separately in older schemes.
Describes headache and poor concentration with insomnia and memory issues. Digestive trouble and constipation follow. States successful treatment requires removal of the underlying cause of the morbid change.
A wry remark attributed to Atchison Glebe notes that women believe husbands avoid buying a white elephant because no attractive seller has approached them. The quip reflects gendered humor about marriage and material gifts.
Peter Becker, the late German landscape painter, was so absorbed in the middle ages that he wore medieval clothes and lived in a medieval house.
A testimonial extols Grape Nuts for improving digestion kidney health nerves and brain function after heavy meats. The speaker credits the Postum Co. and Battle Creek Michigan for the product and references The Road to Wellville booklet.
The Missouri report covers Northway, petitions to Gov. Folk, and Northway’s sentence for obstruction during a streetcar strike. It notes reversal attempts and commutation talks. It also covers Thomas Senter's early release after a Minnesota false-claim conviction and subsequent pardon.
Louis Bry purchased the Meers Hotel property in St Louis from Mrs Her rict Beers for 40000 cash through Wessels Gerhart Heal Estate Co. The deal included ground and furnishings and was noted as one of the quickest on record with a prompt sale and payment. The property sits on Grand Avenue with frontage on Olive Street and a price of 3500 per front foot.
Fireman William Sheets was crushed to death Tuesday at Flat River Missouri when his engine toppled from the Crawley switch on the Mississippi and Bonne Terre Railroad. Engineer John Willems survived with injuries, crawling free as rescuers arrived. Sheets’ body remained trapped under the engine for hours as debris and heavy parts prevented removal.
In Carthage Missouri Mrs Horse Jr Pelowell died after promine poisoning from eating strawberries. The case drew scientific interest as symptoms resembled strychnine poisoning though no drug appeared in the stomach. A post mortem sent the stomach to New Jersey for analysis confirming promine as the cause.
In Kansas City Missouri Edward Schneider a barber and Jack Digen a saloon keeper and sportsman fought Friday night in front of Dugan's saloon. Schneider was killed and Dugan mortally wounded amid a months long feud. Schneider had recently sued his wife for divorce naming Dugan as co respondent. The case is pending in Jackson county kinetic court.
Chicazo and Alion fast freight crew members Hel L. Lyne conductor and engineer W S Slater were fined 25 dollars each after arrest for speeding through Rush Till. The case will be appealed. Bridegroom theft case: Malden Missouri John Parham age 22 bound over to grand jury on horse stealing charge after recent marriage.
Jack Reaney the bartender who shot Earl B Townsend a singer and athlete at the Del mar Roadhouse last Wednesday waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury by Justice I W Campbell Bond set at 26000 in default he would be jailed at Clarton
James Jones living near Lebanon Missouri died after being stung on the nose by a bee Friday. He succumbed within minutes, the incident reported from the local area.
St Louis resident Louis Ahrens a former saloon keeper, 2227 Manchester Ave, died after a wagon loaded with fire brick clay ran over him on 4411 Connecticut Avenue. Ahrens had sold his saloon that morning and spent the day riding with Henry Meyers of the St Louis Fire Brick and Clay Co. The wagon wheels crushed his chest causing fatal injuries. The incident occurred when the wagon struck a depression in the street, throwing Ahrens to the ground before Meyers could stop the horses.
Weather across Missouri has been favorable for farming and crop growth. Wheat stands show some rust in the south but overall yields are above average. Pastures, gardens, and fruit crops vary by county with apples and small fruits promising in many regions.
Under the guise of a dice game on Wednesday a burglar stole a gold watch worth 75 pounds and 19 dollars from August Lechtrupp a bartender at No 2a Kossuth Avenue. Police seek witnesses and urge caution around blind dice games and taverns in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Joan O'Connell of Macon Maine walked from Muscatine Ta to Macon almost the entire distance of 2450 miles to reach St. Louis where she has relatives. Her husband died recently and she was penniless. Citizens of Macon provided money to cover her expenses to her destination.
James Jarvis arrested in De Soto by Secret Service agent Lee Philpot on counterfeiting charges posted a $1,000 bond at the Federal building. Eli Politte who supplied the funds remains jailed. Jarvis escorted by his father for bond. The money came from a burglar’s bait kept by Henry FPolite, Eli’s cousin, who confessed to robbing his cousin’s cabin.
Five members of prominent families in Marshall Missouri were jailed for thirteen days on a larceny charge. Raseel Naylor Vir sil Landon Edgar Winn and Cecil Perry received the sentence after the court found them guilty.
In Columbia Missouri Dr Quintain Cooper and Miss Olene Hu lett married Thursday afternoon. The groom a Columbia resident recently graduated from the Marion-Sims College.
Mrs P Brunzel of 3321 Grand Ave Everett Washington describes fifteen years of back pain and fatigue before using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports relief after five boxes, noting prompt, effective action relieving ache, pins and difficulty.
A court ordered a Lendon dentist to pay damages after pulling the wrong tooth. The case cites unfortunate errors in dental practice. The disrupting chatter about Defiance Starch and trading stamps appears in the text but is not part of the legal decision.
A garbled mix of health ads, patent remedies, and scattered excerpts. It mentions Dr Caldwell’s syrup pepsin, Castoria, Letianee Starch, Mexican-Chinese relations, compulsory education in Argentina, and Australian phrases, all jumbled with corrupted OCR text.
A manatee and her calf have been seen playing in the water off residences of Florida residents Catey and WC. Snyder reports sightings over seven days. A good view is possible from the jetty when the pair surface in shoal water near Cocoa and Rockledge.
The article discusses the Violente Tristatute of Trestan and calls by experts and officials, including Lemuel Spencer and Mr. Walker D. Hines, to end unjust discrimination in freight rates. It notes the need for government oversight to stabilize rates and prevent rate manipulation amid national concerns. A final quip mocks a young man's response to his sweetheart.
Mrs Mary Murphy of Mort Wayne Indiana credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of stomach trouble weakness and nervous spells. She describes rapid relief after starting the treatment and urges others to request the doctors notes or a free Talk to Women pamphlet.
The Australian treasurer claims authorship of a minimal bill introduced by former Victoria premier stopping “No person shall emoke opium” though it failed. The Paris journal notes Groix island residents drink the most coffee per head, about thirty pounds yearly. Some blind people can identify flower color by cheek contact and color tones correlate with warmth in blossoms.
Handy man J and HE known as Little Black visits alas Mr Hettrecock. The note hints at a task around Tatw Weston CN and Gy Guitie with unclear purpose.
Moravia N Y June 5 Benjamin Wilson credits Defiance Cold Water Starch and Dot's Kidney Pills with restoring his wife from four years of illness including sugar diabetes and rheumatism. He reports dramatic weight gain and renewed health after remedies praised as a Godsend. The notice also touts railway length totals and a call to demand Defiance products for laundry use and cost savings.
Johannesburg photograph shows a shop front in Thai town with the warning No Chinamen or Indians employed. The label reflects Rand capital opinion and police ordered its removal. Remarkable vitality notes include a snail revived after immersion and specimens revived after long dead.
A fragment discusses laundering delicate muslins at home using warm ivory soap suds and limewater rinse. It notes quick washing, proper drying in a warm room, and avoiding color fading from air exposure. The text includes an aside on self perception and kindness toward others.
A Denver woman writes that after five years with a tumor she found relief using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with reducing the tumor and restoring health, urging others to seek the same treatment and to contact Mrs Winklebarm in Lynn, Massachusetts for advice.
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