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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
3
A testimonial from L. Haw of Newington Ontario dated May 3 169 says Ayers Cherry Pectoral relieved a six week cough after a quarter bottle and claims the cough was entirely cured. The letter warns against ineffective remedies and endorses the product as valuable and effective.
A pharmacist lists three size options for cold remedies. The 1.00 size is marketed as the cheapest long term, the 560 size targets a lingering cold, and the 250 size suits an ordinary, disagreeable cold.
March 20 and April 3 17 2000 the line offers round trip tickets at a single fare plus 2 00 to all points in Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota north of Shell Rock Abbott Crossing and Waverly. Information and descriptive material available from John Down Armstrong Tu and Thomas H Brown Sioux Falls. Special inducements for business and professional men. Contact nearest ticket agent for details and ensure tickets read correctly.
A charming book title from Bam T Clover prompts Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railways to acquire an edition for distribution as readers seek Paris Exposition insight. Address requests go to H Heatford Old Colony Building Chicago. A German dentist Dr Hers claims a microbe based inoculation can halt tooth pain without nerve destruction, stabilizing and sealing decayed teeth.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a universal remedy for digestive and intestinal issues. It claims to cleanse the liver remove obstructions strengthen the intestines and kill germs. It promotes tablet forms with the label CC OC and offers pricing and mail order details from Sterling Remedy Co.
A long discussion on the future of the Great Salt Lake predicts eventual drying due to irrigation demand by Mormon enterprises. It argues the lake is fed by rivers not springs, and loss from irrigation lowers water levels accelerating evaporation toward a dry salt bed. It cites experiments on salinity origins and notes historical telegraph disruptions from aurora linked to solar activity.
Rail yards attract many plants not native to the area as ships and trains bring seeds from distant habitats. These emigrant species thrive in the railroad surroundings and gradually colonize neighboring lands. In the Mississippi valley such plants now originate from the Atlantic seaboard Gulf region and the Rocky Mountains.
A Contemporary View urges creation of plant pathology specialists and plant doctors in agricultural districts. The writer imagines plant doctors diagnosing and treating diseased crops, with specialized practitioners for obscure plant illnesses, and calls for practical pathology schools as a national priority.
A Ma pleton inventor presents a new trap adapting bird and rabbit cages. The design uses a common bowl as the cage, with a base board two levers and supports that lock to hold the bowl in place. Removing the ball or a jar releases the levers and drops the bowl to capture the rodent.
The piece parodies a cherry tree confession with a witty father son exchange. It then cites a New York World note on Negro humor and a Cleveland street scene about roustabouts and a quip about a doctor giving up and police involvement, ending with Memphis humor.
The Philadelphia Record quotes a lyric fragment about laying down tires and carpets as a metaphorical protest. The garbled OCR reflects a poetic-news item with unclear context and names.
The Washington Star excerpt praises a cook book for practical advice over frivolous poetry or fiction. It extols guidance on cooking, soap making, lemon stain removal, drowning emergencies, wine making, nail painting, and fainting cures, highlighting plain advice over ornate prose.
A collage of quips and snippets from newspapers. It recalls Wigglesby the keen collector of mementos abroad and a joke about a German steamer and a vanished tourist. Other lines joke about poverty and trust, a temperance hotel remark, and a quiet domestic exchange about husband and trust.
A collage of humorous quotes and garbled captions from various newspapers. The items include a child’s dream of becoming a policeman, a baron’s Rhine estate misnaming, a mistaken “letter box” invention, and jokes about mind and family, reflecting quirky OCR-derived fragments.
An old column extols apples as brain food aiding digestion and sleep while boosting liver and kidney function and aiding throat health. It warns against mercury in catarrh ointments, promotes a mercury-free remedy, and highlights various popular tonics and jokes from light newspaper chatter.
Fragmentary text discusses kidney troubles in a woman and advocates a familiar remedy, referencing preservation in museums and the use of formalin, with unclear specifics and garbled wording. The passage mixes health guidance with stray notes on preservation and uncertain claims.
A Skegby vicar married a couple with a catechism prize winner in attendance. When asked to recite the marriage rite, the wife faltered. she answered in a halting fashion and then expressed gratitude for salvation. Other items note mountain climbers and opium policy in China.
A veteran judge credits Peruna with curing nine years of catarrh after all doctors failed. The ad asserts catarrh is widespread and Peruna both cures and prevents it. It promotes a booklet by Dr Hortuvin on winter catarrh and illness, offered through Dr Slarte man in Columbus, Ohio.
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