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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
7
An old advertisement touts a vegetable blood remedy claiming to cleanse impurities, boost appetite, and restore vigor for all ages. It urges readers to send for literature from Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
A fragmentary report describes how cold and irritation provoke a reaction in the eyes and teeth known as chattering. It notes muscles contracted by cold, saliva, and tear production, and hints at how onions trigger reflex tearing and mouth sensations. The text mentions nerves, the brain, and unseen bodily processes, with scattered speculation about causes and remedies.
Norma Maxine Brooke was born September 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard V. Dreke on a small farm near Thayer, while medical notes describe vertebral issues and a surgery at Jefferson Park Hospital. The account details anxious weeks, medical bills, a release, and the family’s hope for Nora’s recovery as care continued.
A garbled report describes an Ellis Island jury selection process. It mentions twelve jurors and references names such as Sapien Jochmany and Susans, with scattered details about immigrants and medical or regulatory steps. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
A disrupted report from OFFALQ NY describes a Canadian woman arriving with a man in town and a scene of public chatter. It mentions municipal figures and a wait for an official to comment, labeling the event as sensational and unsettled in Bridgeburg and nearby Falls.
A Mattoon Sunday school leader Edward McKee leads a Christian Kintweaver society pledge drive urging girls to shun boys who smoke or use tobacco and to avoid cosmetics as peers threaten expanding the pledge among towngirls. Boys respond with lists of prohibitions including clothing and accessories amid tense community debate.
The readable text fragment mentions soreness and physical effort, with partial phrases about pain and relief, and references to activities like running and workouts. Specific names, dates, or locations are not discernible from the provided OCR excerpt.
A stream of poetic fragments explores memory and experience, touching on identity, place, and personal reflection. The piece references magazines, poets, and a collage of names, with scattered lines about time, erosion, and creative process.
A garbled user query questions a poetry contest and betting terms, referencing Modi like terms. It discusses hiring status and a poet’s reaction, mentioning a few unclear names and numbers while asking about four man selilogy forwards. The text is chaotic with missing context and is not a coherent news item.
Fragmentary text appears to praise a medicinal tincture or remedy, claiming health improvements. The readable portions reference a site on En Avenue and a medical supplier or distributor, with assorted garbled phrases about relief, prescription, and pharmacy. The exact event or dates are unclear, but the tone resembles an advertisement or testimonial.
An unclear OCR fragment references an event with dates and names but is unreadable. It hints at a pay action and a person named Sigrvestedty Joerer, but most content is garbled, yielding no coherent facts or context. The readable bits suggest a local notice or record fragment without verifiable details.
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