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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1895
Page
3
The piece notes a renewed popularity of classic trends among women, praising common sense footwear, high velvet gowns for matronly styles, and refined home furnishings. It laments pushy shoppers and highlights Delsarte walking and Japanese brocade opera wraps as fashionable details of the season.
An old style advertisement touts KNOWLEDGE and comfort from a pure liquid remedy. It markets Syrup of Figs as a perfect laxative that cleanses the system, aiding the Kidneys Liver and Bowels without objectionable substances. Sold by druggists in 50c and $1 bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. Only the genuine product bears the name Syrup of Figs.
Disjointed OCR text hints at a local business urging care of goods during a weather event and mentions enlarged factories, a network of branch houses, and stock readiness. The readable items imply a promotional notice urging customers to visit stores and prepare for weather-related disruptions.
A hotel and adjacent engine supply and wrought iron works burned after a gale started the flames. In an hour Western Newspaper Union and Great Western Type Foundry buildings caught fire and collapsed. Losses exceed 425,000 in the English building and its contents plus 175,000 in the Western Newspaper Union plant. The English Supply company stock is valued at 75,000 with 60,000 insured.
Flames erupted from a annealing furnace at the Sharon iron works yesterday afternoon burning five employees. One worker named Strauss broke into a panic and ran through the mill as flames consumed his clothes. fellow workers quickly tackled him and saved him from severe injury.
A hotel lobby blaze at Mackeyville six miles north of Parsons yesterday at 1:00 p.m. left Eugene Sission Homer Cottlett and Squire Corley dead as charred masses. Jacob Conner William Wilson J K Williams and James Jenkins were severely or fatally injured. Fifteen others escaped by jumping from windows. The dead were single men.
New Orleans experiences a graveyard quiet as mobs fail to resume hostilities. Gov. Foster orders 1,000 troops to armories ready to move to the levee. commerce along the riverfront is paralyzed with only two white union crews loading freight. No colored laborers seen. arrests of rioters reported.
Washington reports Admiral Meade's squadron left Port of Spain Trinidad for La Guayra Venezuela to safeguard American interests. Three warships the New York Minneapolis and Cincinnati stand by to respond if needed.
In Israzil Indiana two miners were seriously injured when a roof collapsed under twenty tons of plate while they worked north of town. A passing car prevented them from being crushed. One miner named Allen is in critical condition and may die.
A collection of maxims and observations on morality, education, debt imprisonment, and daily life. It notes that bad thinking precedes wrongdoing, gold gives rise to brass, and great minds differ in their treatment of small things. It mentions no public library, a Connecticut copper mine prison, and early American fashion.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as effective internally for catarrh claiming it reaches blood and mucous surfaces. It emphasizes non quack status, lists ingredients as tonics and cleansers, and invites testimonials from readers. The fragment includes stray dialogue and garbled text around branding and offerings.
The text compares country sizes with Kansas and Argentina. It notes 82,000 square miles for Corea equal to Kansas and 1,125,000 square miles for Argentina, about one third of the U S area. It states a $39,000,000 annual fire loss in the United States and Canada and mentions a surplus of 833,000 after San Francisco Midwinter fair expenses.
A jumble of ads and quips touts tonic cures and teething remedies from 1904. Claims promote Hostetter s Stomach Bitters for rheumatic relief and Piso s Cure for consumption. Snippets mention men of wit and aleviating toothache with old time patent medicines.
Mahlion P. Reisinger, a farmer in Wiltshire Ohio, was robbed of $900 by four masked men who forced entry to his home. He was overpowered and made to reveal where his money was hidden. He says he knows two of the assailants.
Washington March 15 Secretary Gresham is convalescing slowly as his physician says full duties will take several days. He was able to take a short walk Sunday for the first time since his illness.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood enriching tonic to prevent consumption and strengthen the body's germ defenses. It claims cures in early throat to lung diseases and offers a free 160 page medical book from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, asking readers to send address and six cents in stamps.
A fragmented item notes patterns and patterns related to 35 gond patterns and a JOP 10 gents listing. The text includes stray phrases such as arms, frail, and prices like 10 cents, with unclear context and no clear events or entities.
The article reviews three sleeve patterns No 1 butterfly sleeve in mouseline and satin, No 2 Baglan sleeve for slender figures with fitted lining and fullness, and No 8 a full gigot sleeve suitable for any material, noting versatility and fashion appeal with a 30 cent pattern price.
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