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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1901
Page
4
Advert promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for eczema and skin ailments. Claims blood purification stops itching and heat, clears skin, and freshens breath. Offers trial bottle, full-size bottles, and free personal medical advice from Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Farmers are urged to subscribe to The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions plus the home paper at only 0.80 per year. The bundle promises superior practical reading for West readers and runs for a short time. Samples are available at the office.
For sale ads and misc items clutter Marble Hill area notices. Vulcan plows, clothing lines, a carload of furniture, carpentry and legal notices, farm reports, and local church leaders feature in this summary of classifieds and community news from Lutesville, Millersville, Alliance, and Sedgewickville with references to Chandler Witmer and local merchants.
An essay by Lady Jeune in Cosmopolitan May issue argues that while mere entertainment is petty, it is a woman's duty to understand The Art of Entertaining. Also promotes Moore's Pilulius malaria cure as a tasteless remedy free of quinine or arsenic, advertised with details of price and supplier in St. Louis.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga suffered a severe sore on his logy and Bucklen's Arnica Salve is said to have cured it in five days for ulcers, wounds, piles. Mrs. Joan Cheer of East St Louis visits here this week as the youngest daughter of the late Dr W C Talley and is warmly greeted by relatives.
M M Austin of Winchester Indiana writes praising Dr Kaiur’s New Life Pills for curing his wife after long illness despite doctors. Joseph M Bollinger dies at his Alliance home last Thursday aged two score and two years. noted as one of the oldest citizens and a long-time resident. Relatives and friends receive community sympathy.
A local piece discusses coughs as symptoms rather than diseases and notes consumption and bronchitis as deadly. It extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for swift relief, cites endorsements, and mentions sales by Chandler & Witmer and local figures praising its efficacy. It also references a school official securing reappointment and local news about community events and employment at Catherine Lead Co.
Letter from J T Weatherwax of Wyandotte Michigan credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving him from consumption and pneumonia related lung trouble. An ad style note promotes cough cold and throat lung remedies with guarantees and free bottles. A social gathering honors Dr August Sander with a dinner and mentions German ties and musical involvement. The doctor is thanked for health and long life prospects and celebrated for community ties.
An item reports Mr. C. F. Gollier of Cherokee Iowa recovered from severe back and kidney troubles after using three bottles of Fleetria Bitters. It claims he was chair-bound and in constant pain before treatment and notes the remedy’s claimed benefits for nerves and appetite.
A curate berates a colonel who jokes he copied the sermon. The colonel admits no theft, then checks his volume of sermons and discovers the piece is indeed his own. He apologizes, declaring it his mistake and that the sermon remained in the curate’s possession.
Druggist A. W. Sawtelle of Hartford Conn reports a customer credited Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving a life on the shore last summer. A great woman also used it to overcome a condition, while another man quickly recovered after taking the remedy. Sold by Chandler & Whitehorne in Lutesville.
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