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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

7

Elitist Roosevelt Son Marries Eleanor Alexander in New York

Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Eleanor Alexander wed at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church on June 20 1910 witnessed by many prominent figures headed by the father Col Theodore Roosevelt. After a reception at the bride’s uncle Charles W Alexander’s home the couple planned a San Francisco stay before resuming life in Oyster Bay Long Island and a quiet residential future.

New York San Francisco Theodore Hoosevelt, Jr Misa Eleanor Alexander Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Col Theodore Rooeervelt Charles W. Alex Vander Ateo Bagamore Hill Roosevelt Oyster Hay Longleland Mr Howse

Farington, Widow Of Worden Hall, Lancashire

Mre flanington engaged to Mr Tom Curtis is widow of the late Mr W E Farington of Worden Lancashire The article discusses archaic spelling in old deeds and notes the Faringtons of Wordenhall among several well known Lancashire families including the Molkes.

Flanington Tom Curtis W E Farington Worden Lancashire George Crew France Ireland Faringtons Wordenhall Molkes

Roosevelt kin wedding links to carpet firm vows

The engagement of a young couple, both tied to prominent families, sparked a rapid romance after news reached Colonel Roosevelt and approval followed. The bride, 21, daughter of Henry Addison Alexander of New York, is poised and attractive, while Theodore Roosevelt Jr resembles his father though more reserved. The lineage traces back to Hugo de Medla with deep ties to court, army, church, and public life.

Roosevelt Oyster Tay Groton Harvard Kermit Mies Alexander Teddy, Jr Washington Army Theodore, Jr Connecticut Henry Addison Alexander New York Alice Roosevelt Longworth Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Ffrenches Hugo de Medla England

Raven’s Sharp Trick at London Zoo

A new raven in the London Zoo astonishes by talking, greeting “Hullo Jack” to a lammergeler who drops his meat and feeds the bird. The bird’s voice, learned soon after arrival, shows surprising conversational skill in the aviary.

London “Zoo Jack London Spectator

Case of Terrible Kidney Trouble Becomes Well

Henry Palmer of Cole and Walnut Streets Barnesville describes severe kidney pain after army hardships. He suffered back pain, swelling in feet and hands, and dizziness before taking Deans Kidney Pills. He soon improved and regained health. Remember the name Deans Kidney Pills, 69 cents a bottle, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.

Henry Palmer Cole and Walnut Sts Barnesville Saya Dean Dean's Bos Foster Milburn Co Huffalo

William the new servant and town events recount

An eccentric reminiscence describes a servant named William who did chores from cleaning to cooking but arrived late, drawing amused gossip. The piece shifts to a country town scene where a foundation stone ceremony for a new church is described, with mention of local dignitaries including the duke and duchess, the mayor and wife, and the vicar and visitors.

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Untitled Medical Quackery Ad From Toledo Gazette

A garbled ad touts a dubious cure from CHPRNEY &(%), Toledo, offering mysterious “Cee Moedrad” and a Dr Beney who promises powerful treatments. It mentions pricing, free tests, and eccentric quotes, with crude descriptions of sedative jackets and fictional credentials.

Fragmentary Text Mentions Castoria and Pain Relief

Readable fragments reference Castoria for infants and children and mention painkillers. Mentions questions about saxophonists and voices, plus scattered quotes about constipation cures and candor as a gem of criticism. No clear central event or entities beyond generic product names and literary quotes.

World owes much to Florence Nightingale

The article honors Florence Nightingale on her birthday, noting the vital role of trained nurses in modern medicine. It traces nursing from Crimea service in 1854 to the first class graduating in 1902 and lauds the profession as a humanitarian vocation for women shaping care for the sick.

Florence Nightingale Ballevue Werenaing Nat Moiglandae Aleo

Skin Beauty Promoted By Prominent Remedies Ad

An assortment of advertisements extol Cutleura Soap and Cottentment for skin and scalp care, promising relief from afflictions and purifying beauty. Also notes about Coca Cola promotion and a humorous wartime anecdote, plus a Bishop Foss anecdote about wealth and trial.

The Ruling Spirit and a Fiery Delayed Escape

A rushed husband shouts to his wife as fire consumes their home. She delays to tidy rooms so the blaze will look presentable for arriving firemen. A separate quip about paternity and a triplet joke punctuates the panel.

Unsung lines warn of imitators in a smoky ad note

A fragmented quotation urges skepticism toward imitations and promotes Lewis Single Binder cigars, urging readers to ask for Be. The passage ends with a stray line about unsung songs and hearts, attributed to A Williams.

Lewis Eoontrr Genere Prin Inetice A Ralene Pigallen Estern Canada Marlohm Ispet Gore A. Growford Memenelity Ma. C Bronphten Merchants Loan & Vows Vlinais Dee Ciiros

Wrong Diagnosis Drills Drummer After Illness

A drummer grows suddenly ill and consults a physician of standing. The patient and doctor clash over a misdiagnosis as the drummer insists he is not a millionaire, sparking a comical exchange about appendicitis and haircuts amid miscommunications and confusion.

Fragmented ad copy parody from old patent medicine and cigar quote

A noisy jumble features product names and quotes about Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a bold line praising a cigar in a dated marketing tone. It reads as garbled OCR with scattered references to virtue, a single Kohan/Sup relation, and an odd testimonial claim.

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