02 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
1
An old广告 promotional piece praises Prince Albert tobacco for being bite and parch free due to a patented process. It urges readers to fire up a pipe or cigarette and enjoy real tobacco without craving a comeback. The tone is sales-forward and emphasizes immediate satisfaction.
A fragmented advertisement for Prince Albert tobacco urges pipe and cigarette users to enjoy quick smoke pleasure. It mentions the product brand R J Reynolds Tobacco Co and a Wilson, North Carolina address, though much of the OCR text is garbled.
In Dresden a prominent Gardner family is described as educated, civic minded Democrats with wide local ties and influence. An uncle, John A Gardner, served as state senator, epitomizing the home life and public service valued by the community. The piece recalls boyhood ties to party loyalty to Jacksonian ideals and local leaders. It also covers school programs, a Cantata Dora Flag performance by 175 children at the Dixie Theater in Caruthersville, and obituaries for Sarah Statler.
A local range of bulk garden seeds and related goods is advertised. The store offers sacks of seeds, cement, sash and paints, oils, and a long list of farm supplies. A DeLaval separator and other items are mentioned in stock.
An aged Health brief discusses the grip or influenza as one of historys oldest diseases. It notes Hippocrates described it before Christ and outlines waves of epidemics across centuries. The piece cites Dr M P Rivenel of the University of Missouri urging avoidance of the sick and crowding, with no cure or specific preventive for influenza.
A notice from the Baptist W. M. S. of the St Francois Association announces a program at the Baptist Church in Marble Hill. The fragmented text also references agricultural topics, seed testing, and community notices, noting speakers and sessions likely tied to religious and civic activities.
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