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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
3
Prize Megs of Frames and Franco the hes breed of hago to to le Ornonaals weighed 163 pounds at the of ten manthe and twenty five
An advertisement promotes B B B Blood Purifier as a remedy for blood and skin troubles including cancer and ulcers. It claims to purify blood, strengthen digestion, aid weak kidneys, and improve health, asserting benefits for old people and deep seated cases, with free samples and advice from Blood Purifier Co Atlanta.
In a frontier tale the narrator recalls a tense night as Miss Cullen and allies confront a proxy election scheme. Letters to Theodore B. Camp reveal proxies for the K and A election while rival interests of the Missouri Western and Great Southern threaten bankruptcy. After a dangerous night ride, revelations emerge about who holds the letters and control of the rail lines.
An unreliable narrator describes not reaching Fiagotaff fill, directing a companion to take a car while another prepares for travel. The scene shifts to a dining room where the party appears altered after an uneasy breakfast and Cullen's anxiety is noted as preparations proceed.
A room clerk in Philadelphia boasts a fine autographs collection from hotel patrons. A friend argues appearances can mislead after a tramp seeks work at a gate, testing whether looks reveal character. The tale underscores appearances as deceptive in a moral anecdote about effort and judgment.
A ragged fable features an Ass challenging a Lion to abdicate, with the beastly trial ending in a moral about the ass’s brag and the danger of hubris. Interwoven is a tale of Dibson Capers of South Carolina, praised for eloquence while a bishop’s incisive approach to economy is noted through parish sermons.
A fragment recalls a church call for a new minister misfired, with a weary sigh about the tables and the failing appointment. The text hints at concerns over principles though the call began with hopeful intent, reflecting vague inner church deliberations.
A distorted exchange features Mr Cum rex dismissing poetry as showy and evidence of reckless greed. The speaker questions travel and references figures like Gow and Grey, highlighting a muddled, comic interaction about literature and pretended insight.
Miscellaneous early 20th century news notes report Balkan and Turkish tensions with a gunboat deployed, a bribery case with a jury verdict in Perryville Arkansas, and an earthquake aftermath. Other items cover arms orders, railway expansions, health campaigns, parliamentary disputes, a costly building project in St Louis, and judicial actions including murder trials and a church figure’s status.
A London saloon keeper seeking a transfer of bin license argued to the magistrate the current district had become a New Jerusalem where Christians drank more than Jews. The report blends disparate notes on Central African topics and a vague colonial imagery.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Defiance Starch noting its 16 oz package and non sticking claim. It promotes Garfield Tea for kidney liver issues and various health suggestions. Also mentions Allen’s Woot-Hose powder for tired feet and spouting general home care tips along with a dramatic lightning bolt incident in Ringgold Maryland.
Fragmented text mentions a wife and night event in Cavalier with Republican ties. No clear names, dates, or specific facts available.
Fragmented text mocks wealth pursuit and personal discipline while punctuating with ad like lines about Defance Starch and a sales pitch. It weaves quotes from John A. Howland and mentions Lincoln, inviting readers to ignore delusions and seek fulfillment through restraint. The garbled prose suggests a noisy, unresolved clipping from a wider page.
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