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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement urges a blood cleansing treatment as the cure for catarrh. It claims catarrh is caused by hidden accumulations and germs in the blood, promising permanent relief via a thorough course. Readers are invited to write for free medical advice to a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
Fragmented OCR shows a patient report noting doctors recommend climate change to aid appetite and general wellbeing. Text includes scattered references to April, names like Mike, Reute, and location hints, but readability is severely impaired. The readable fragments imply medical advice and personal condition without clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a per teacher with references to Johony's Cane ide Georgette and Treotine. It includes stray phrases about hair color and witness. The text is incomprehensible and lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or events to summarize clearly.
A garbled dermatology note suggests applying a few drops to corns to ease pain and lift the sore area. It mentions relief after the core stops stinging and hints at remedies and procedures. The text references prep, care, and comfort for stubborn corns.
A battered history of the Bowery era ending as a powerful urban hub is sketched, citing vanished landmarks and a shift in New York street life. The piece laments decay, notes the rise of methanol danger, and hints at a broader decline in community institutions and local culture.
A government exhibit in Workington by the United States Department of Agriculture demonstrates federal grain grading methods. The display covers sampling, testing, and grading processes with equipment like a split sampling device and type trays for kernels.
A historical notice urges breeders within the county and with the county agent to cooperate to market purebred animals. It highlights staged cooperation with the county office, the involvement of the Extension Service, and the need to keep buyers and sellers informed through the county agent to create an effective market.
The piece notes remaining standing timber in the far west does not prevent consequences at home. Europe will rely on the United States for lumber due to shorter transport, while older timber supplies near exhaustion.
In a brief note, farmers report strong results from soybeans and corn. Enthusiastic response is noted among growers regarding recent harvests and crop performance across fields.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions Haste and a string of proper nouns, places, and products including Cuticura and Ravina. It references skin care, soaps and ointments, and a toilet trio, with scattered names like New York and Houston. The text is incoherent but preserves brand mentions and an advertising style.
An advertisement offers a cheap home mix to color gray hair using Bay Rum glycerine and Barbo Compound, applied twice weekly until the desired shade. It claims non greasy, non rubbing off results that won’t irritate the scalp and notes the ease and low cost of personal preparation. The Fuel Supply quotes a fireside happiness line, followed by a wary woman’s remark about too much fireside time.
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