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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1893
Page
7
A Edom Texas farmer testifies after six years use that German Syrup cures throat coughs colds hoarseness chest pains and spitting blood. He praises its effectiveness amid weather changes and recommends it to families to prevent cold troubles, signing John F Jones.
Florida waters near Pilot Town host shadding as the season runs full. Two fishermen in a boat cast long lines, watching cork bobs drift with the tide while a fleet of seine lines moves upriver. Each haul yields twenty to twenty-five shad and five or six other fish, with nightly casts limited by dangers to boats and passing vessels. Shad fetches high prices in New York markets, while most of the catch stays in Florida.
The passage advocates abandoning soda with dairy or sour milk and cheaper baking powders in favor of Royal Baking Powder. It argues the royal product yields finer, more wholesome food at lower cost and urges housekeepers to switch exclusively to it.
A French chemist perfects a simple electro deposition method for metal on glass and porcelain. In Oregon a log chute at Spool creek, a mile long, sends logs across in about fifteen seconds. California capitalists plan an Antelope valley irrigation district of about 100,000 acres. A Florida land syndicate buys 40,000 acres north of the Pensacola railroad for 100,000 dollars. Egypt railway extensions costing about 1,250,000 pounds will extend to Luxor. A British shipyard hosts the first steam hammer on a floating factory. A Hungarian inventor claims to spin wood pulp into yarn rivaling cotton in durability and color.
A collage of witticisms and anecdotes on marriage reform styles and social foibles. Notes on fashionable correspondence, grooming, and domestic life mix with jokes about begetting praise, a West Troy club, and a pun on a horse pistol’s name. A brief product plug ends the item.
A fragment from a 19th century paper notes a Brooklyn man taking a second wife after five days of mourning and a Madagascar tale about divorcing with a coin. It mentions a Roysford Pennsylvania goose gizzard containing buttons pennies a dime and a marble. It also records local chatter about Mr Drydust and cautious remarks on endorsing schemes with millions.
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