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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1893
Page
3
A fragment from the Philadelphia Times discusses ruin after a cyclone and travels into various weather and health topics. It extols a “Denignant preserver and restorer of health” as a sovereign safeguard against malarial fever and climate-related illness amid travel.
An ad touts Sygur Figg or Syrup of Figs as a pleasant remedy that cleanses the system, aids kidneys and bowels, dispels colds, headaches, fevers, and habitual constipation. It emphasizes its unique formula, pleasing taste, and widespread availability from druggists in 50c and 1 bottle sizes, urging buyers to avoid substitutes.
A Springfield Massachusetts man reports his wife used August Flower for sick headache and heart palpitations with satisfactory results after years of physician care in the city and Boston. The remedy gave immediate relief and the husband highly praises it.
A March storm battered Minnesota and the Dakotas for about eighteen hours. Heavy wet snow mixed with thunder and lightning, then sleet, leaving streets flooded with slush and tramways halted. Telegraph and telephone lines failed as winds surged cyclonically across eastern Minnesota and beyond.
Charles N. Dodging, managing clerk for Henry Root, faces accusation by Capt. James W. Dixon of Flushing that he misappropriated Henry W. Dixon's property. Dodging claims Henry Dixon spent much money while away and that James Dixon seeks control, asserting Henry Dixon has only partial funds left and Dodging would cash a $40,000 check.
An absence of a coherent story shows clipped quotes from Inter Ocean and Chicago police chatter. The brief items touch on cabinet politics, fall fashion for aeronauts, artful fresco jokes, drinkers with froth, and a detective noted for catching a grin.
An advertisement asserts Royal Baking Powder is superior to rivals by stressing it contains no ammonia or alum and is pure and wholesome. It cites state chemists and government reports alleging other powders carry impurities and pose health risks, urging housekeepers to avoid substitutes.
A 65 year old City Infirmary inmate, Owen Moran, faced allegations of a romantic affair with two fellow inmates, one close to his age and a 25 year old woman, following his letters and interactions described in the report.
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