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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
3
An old pamphlet describes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse internal organs and improve skin tone. It claims daily intake purges waste, reduces facial blemishes, and yields a rosy complexion within two weeks, urging women to try the method.
A 76 year old man testifies that Anuric, a new remedy claimed by De Merce of Buffalo, cures backache rheumatism and kidney bladder pains. He says it dissolves uric acid and is seven times more potent than other preparations.
An letter from Mr MOAeuee Mee ota Win dated February 16 1510 praises Teeid's Kidowr Pills for kidney related issues and mentions past health problems. It claims improved health and renewed energy enabling work and comfort, while endorsing Creole Hair Dressing advertised with a price of 00.
An advertisement touts Derce's Golden Medical Discovery in tablet and liquid forms. It claims to restore stomach health, improve appetite, regulate digestion, invigorate the liver, cleanse and enrich the blood, and support natural strength.
The campaign gains momentum with Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma seen as favorable while the Far West shows strong support. Major Lee and other party leaders push Arbor Day events and bribery questions surface as public re heals aim to shape the gubernatorial race ahead of key conventions in St Joseph and June.
The fragment references introduction of tobacco into England, contrasts old and new practices, mentions Raleigh and English exploration, and an archaic voice invoking a candle and England. Specific names and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A garbled bulletin from the data office references Missouri as a pearl producer. It discusses jewelers, production figures, and petitions filed in St. Louis amid unclear details on output, valuation, and the Pearl trade. The text mentions the state’s role, a bank, and various individuals in a context of industrial reporting and regulatory inquiries.
Fragmented text appears to describe concerns about money and people fearing loss of wealth. The garbled lines mention “dollars” and fear of losing income and control, with references to money, money matters, and public worry about debt or financial security. No clear individuals or organizations identified.
An old advertisement proclaims Inaiet and La Creole Dreweilleit's as the original darkening product. It claims a natural effect without dye and nudges buyers with a price of one dollar.
A fragmentary OCR item hints at a local notice or column about a person or operation labeled Natural Ability with references to fees and a course. Readable portions show questions about a patient and attached fees, but key details and context are missing. Further text needed for a precise card.
Garbled OCR style note discusses darkening gray hair with shampoo and dye like products. Mentions attempts to apply color, effects on hair tone, and vague steps or promises of results. Contains numerous misspellings and unclear phrases throughout.
A garbled OCR passage references a Dale date, fire incident, and various names and places including Emery Petirels and Slutinr ray Ca Le Hoy. The readable portion suggests a local notice or notice-style fragment with names and an address, but most details are indecipherable.
Nashville readers share a testimonial about a tumor during the Change of Life and relief after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter from Mrs. J. M. of Hendersonville, Tenn outlines symptoms, diagnosis, and her claim of cure with the herbal remedy, urging others to write for information.
Local Bolivar women promote Vap-O-Rub as a safe effective home remedy for children's colds and related symptoms. Endorsements cite relief from sore throats coughs and nasal inflammation with testimonials from Dr. Jacques and Mrs Ferrel.
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