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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
3
Local circuit court will convene here next week. The report mentions Judge R A Anthony of Frederick, and several local residents’ visits and activities. Notes on business, millinery, farming, and a store for sale appear, with various names and places cited, reflecting a busy community page.
One doctor only guidance urges selecting the best physician and sticking with a single cough medicine like Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The ad promises long-standing reputation, no alcohol content, and asks readers to consult their doctor about this remedy as it travels through a variety of local notices and real estate and community updates.
An old notice touts canning factories for sale with promised daily outputs of 25 to 8150 dollars and prices from 150 to 850. It claims high can counts and fruit daily capacity, plus easy terms of 5 to 15 percent of proceeds. The noisy ad lists names, locations, and contact points in a crowded, garbled broadsheet style.
A Kentucky farmer describes severe dropsy and heart failure, saying family and doctor gave up. After using Dr Miles Heart Remedy he recovered enough to resume farm work. The advertisement claims tonic effects on heart nerves and muscles and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co.
Fragmented column lists a long string of names, illnesses, travel, and community notes. Mentions Miss Gillia Parson and Mrs. Harbatra Monser as sick, Walter Thonman, Arthur Mouser, and Miss Jodetisonm among residents. References to school, church events, and forthcoming meetings mingle with travel updates, repairs, and local concerns, all in a garbled OCR style.
Flora Seaburgh is referenced in a brief item noting activities on Saturday night and Sunday. The fragment mentions the mother and two days but provides no further context or details about location, cause, or participants.
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