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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1893
Page
7
An advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as effective for digestion and liver and bowel support. It claims strength for nerves, chills and fever, rheumatism, kidney and bladder issues, sick headache, and sleep issues. The blurb notes dosage as a wineglass several times daily and ends with a dining room affirmation about first-class steaks and wines.
In a deposition from Lowville Murray County Minnesota Justice of the Peace George Wilkinson recalls a severe 1888 spring cold that settled on his lungs and caused night sweats. He credits one bottle of Boschee's German Syrup with breaking the cold and restoring his health. He offers his earnest commendation to German Syrup.
Night fades from a remote camp as dawn arrives. Horses feed, dogs shiver, and men rise to start chores and breakfast. The scene shifts from stars to rose light over snow, with mold of dawn and the first tracks of work. A diver survives a pearl voyage near a shark in a Gulf of California incident.
The text argues costs are higher for Royal Baking Powder due to refined ingredients, yet its purity and leavening strength justify the price. It claims cheaper powders leave impurities in food and fail to match Royal’s performance, recommending Royal for best meals.
A fragmented read of humorous quips and ad blurbs shows a miscellany of vintage tones. Items mention teething remedies, patent medicines, and comic exchanges among buyers and sellers. Notable names like Armour Packing Co. appear alongside playful banter about weddings and aldersmen.
Fragmentary notes indicate a death by self harm linked to a confession and a relationship context. The fragment mentions a person named Tibi and hints at an audience witnessing the incident, with surrounding confusion about the motive and implications.
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