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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
3
Incomplete fragment references mast, WW correct restore healthy action and experience with Lavne L. End of legible text mentions efforts to regain health and past experience.
A rough jumbled recap of curious tales and frauds including a South Australian man named Boothby, a New York story about a child guarded by two maids and two armed men, a Texas mayoral vote joke, a Russian general and French prince scamming Br Brussels, and early notes on red light therapy and cataract treatments.
A Washington Post account recalls a Westerner and his family staying in a top hotel. After a spree he offered to pay $66,000 to a Dilla and New York exchange and insisted he could buy a steamer. He was taken to a hospital for ten days, emerging sober with no memory of the escapade.
A jumble of anecdotes recalls bets on trains and timing, with a Chattanooga misadventure and a Louisianan wager ended by a paired bet of cigars. The piece blends humorous memory, a poem fragment about timeless truths, and a relic bell story from 1708 found in New York.
Nell complains of an empty headed fellow and Belle retorts that there is room at the top. The exchange hints at social hierarchies or status without further context. The dialogue showcases light, witty banter between two named speakers.
Reminiscences of the late explorer packer Du Chanta note his vivacity and temper. Biographer will collect quotes from prints while cautioning against improvised anecdotes. He valued frank humor over satire and saw life as a wandering fate with no fixed home or family, with Africa and Gaboon country shaping his views.
Prof Finley challenges a social reform maxim stating charity starts at home He argues charity does not begin at home but justice does He cites his work with the State Charities Aid Association and a Presbyterian clergyman vouches for the episode The remark underscores a call to reform rooted in justice rather than charity alone
The piece blends literary snippets and oblique anecdotes. It cites William M Chase noting artists with romantic temperaments and recounts a quarrel about introducing a woman who writes stories to a man who paints. It moves to a poem fragment about love and eternity and ends with the Earl of Rosslyn’s cash-strapped bid to J P Morgan for aid, framed by a Wall Street banker’s quip.
Fragment appears to quote two men debating credit and effort with no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events. No factual record to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
Boston Toronto Saratoga Detroit and other excursion fares listed with dates and return limits. A stray letter from a groom to his bride in Chicago discusses a mysterious box gadget. Ad copy urges whitening clothes. Health notes from German cancer tables. A blase anecdote about a notorious bunco man and a Carnegie education quote.
A paper to the Institute of Marine Engineers argues the bulkhead concept is not a modern invention but has long been part of Chinese junks. The author points to Chinese practice of bulkhead division from time immemorial.
While dining at the Baltimore and Ohio station in Wilmington Del a master at the rail line named Miller W Dadde bit into a flounder and found four large pearls inside. A jeweler valued the pearls at about $100 though the fish cost 26 cents.
A fragment from a historic page mentions Defiance Starch and Victoria era figures, noting consumer prices and a complaint about starch quality. Also references a fireman exam and a crane touted as world’s largest, plus Rotomahana geyser activity in New Zealand and a general note on the Earth and man.
A garbled mix of fragments references Ling Wrecking Bt Catherine's Hehe and ale, then a French electric railway note from Parisian posts. The text shifts to a Pennsylvania pastor seeking sermon ideas and mentions Dundonald marrying a Welsh heiress owning Owyreh castle near Abergele. The result is a collage of names, places, and dated imagery without a single clear event.
A 19th century advertisement touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a universal cure curing rheumatism lumbago backache female troubles nervous diseases and even dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease. Mrs John Cooney of this place is quoted praising the remedy as the best ever used. The piece also includes various unrelated snippets about digestion starch and travel rates.
A partial OCR fragment notes a doctor advocating Peruna as a remedy reducing surgical operation needs. It mentions a doctor offering to provide a full statement and his experience with Peruna's results. The readable text is garbled but centers on the perceived health benefits of Peruna and avoidance of surgery.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into pour shoes Allen's Foot- Ease a powder for the feet It makes Hight of New Shoes feel Easy Caren Bwollen Hot Swerting Feet Corns and Biolons At all Uruggists and Shoe Stores 5c Sample sent FREE Address Allen 9 Olmsted LeRoy N Y All Up to Date Housekeepers use Defiance Cold Water Starch becavee it lo better and 4 of wore of it for etnac money
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