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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
3
An excerpted page item discusses cosmetics and fragrance products from Life and other brands. It mentions a Fortunes of empire theme and notes various beauty items promising smooth skin. The fragmented text references perfumes, facial creams, and advertising copy typical of a mid century newspaper page.
A Chicago era report recounts the Rock Island Express heist near Morris, showing Kelloge killed, a safe emptied, and two suspects framed. Pinkerton agents tracked the culprits, recovered most loot, and jailed Kellogg and accomplice for life. The motive and timeline are reconstructed from crew testimonies and the detective’s notes.
A damaged ad for Diamond Dyes touts dyeing success on sweaters, skirts, and a child’s coat while mis-spelled and garbled text includes a confusing legal notice about a prosecuting attorney and a prior conviction. The fragmentary copy reads as if promoting guaranteed colorfast results and product directions, but contains stray phrases that resemble a court admonition.
Fragmented ad copy urges taking aspirin only as directed by Bayer. Mentions Bayer, aspirin tablets, and packaging language. Appears to include marketing wording and oblique references to individuals and years, with garbled OCR edges.
A vintage advertisement urges women to test Dr Kilmer’s SwampRoot claiming it cures bladder trouble and nervousness. It touts sample bottles, promises relief, and lists distribution through Kilner Co and drug stores, using sensational claims and testimonials with vivid health scares.
A fragmentary discussion on water purity and colorless qualities, mentioning large quantities and observations from Adele and possibly a Virginia context. References to a judge and local concerns hint at a broader civic debate, though many words are garbled. The text suggests skepticism about pure water states and mentions taste, color, and potential contaminants.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a tape and various names and events, with unclear connections. It references people, possible political or media items, and an apparent discussion of a levy or TV matter, but specifics are unreadable.
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