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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
2
In the south of Irelando near Inetd lies the Cats Well whose waters are said to exert marvelous rennaial effects upon albling tablics.
Mrs T C Wildsen of Manning Town writes to Lydia E Pinkham revealing how the vegetable compound saved her life. She expresses deep gratitude and praise for the remedy in a heartfelt letter to Mrs Pinkham.
The report quotes Governor Conderns condemning Belmont lynching actions and vows state support for prosecutors. It describes a case involving a man convicted of assault and murder connected to the incident, noting prison guard interference and alleged new unrest. The governor calls for decisive investigation and public accountability.
Secretary of State Board of Agriculture Chief Ellis lists Missouri county fairs for the coming season. The schedule names Albany Gentry July August events at multiple towns including Joplin Springfield Warrensburg and Sedalia with dates from July to October detailing fair weeks.
Superintendent Smith and hospital staff report that all assistant physicians tendered resignations to allow the board to select a new superintendent. Dr ZT Martin, Dr William Bayliss, and Dr J F Harrison among those resigning. terminations set for March, creating uncertainty until a new superintendent is chosen.
A ceremonial presentation is planned for the battleship Missouri at Hampton Roads on June 3. Chairman Norvell will deliver the speech on behalf of St Louis City. arrangement work continues for the trip, with guards and supporters arranging attendance and notices to notify members. Governor Polk plans Fort Allegheny appointment to the state board for a three year term, with political shifts noted in Kansas City and Creare fore unseen postings.
Judge Mc Dhoni issued an order disbarring Attooper Wilbur Bo Eeanding after charges that he prepared a forged instrument certifying a patient had filed in the United States District Court. The unsigned manuscript appeared to bear clerk WLR Shields’s name, and Reading was alleged to have urged Brown to file the petition, but the order bars him from practicing law in Missouri.
Neowin notes the death of Miss Madoe Robert, a University of Mis sor student and member of the Kappa Kraupe Gaming Society, after a short illness. The report mentions her family ties to George Robert and notes campus affiliations in the Westside department context.
A garbled report discusses disease spread fears and milk and bread ticket frauds as officials warn against misinformation. It mentions Washington, consolidation of districts, and personnel changes including a deputy civil service reshuffle and a school principal reassignment in Florida and Colorado contexts.
The text describes a county court in Christian county endorsing a special election to address a tax law. It notes the law was passed, an electoral experience followed, and a vote outcome. It mentions Pines and conflict around distilleries and stores.
Fragmentary text references Jonesboro, Jefferson City, and a request from Governor Berguson of Ghialomi for return of Patterson and John Agfitays. Details are badly garbled with names and places uncertain, indicating an incomplete local notice or report.
Mrs Pare of Glasgow Kentucky describes chronic kidney trouble with back pain, variable secretions, and scalding sensations. Tenney’s Kidney Pills regulated secretions, reduced inflammation, and restored rest and strength. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Poster Melbourne Co Buffalo, N.
A unique walking contest in Cardiff saw a professional pedestrian and a sweeper compete. The sweeper undertook to push a loaded truck over ten miles and won by six ty yards amid commentary on gear and starch brands.
A garbled 1920s style note suggests visitors boosted Switzerland from poor to wealthy over a decade with per capita income surpassing the United States. It mentions various unclear terms and a chemical recipe for paint removal, with inconsistent phrases about Leyte and other items.
A historical report notes the University of Valladolid in Spain, founded by Ferdinand the Seventh century, once a leading center with vast student enrollment. It records a dramatic drop to about 1,000 students, reflecting long-term decline in the institution’s prominence.
A Brooklyn man credits Postum Food Coffee with curing daily heart palpitations tied to decades of coffee use. He details switching to Postum after a brief trial, noting improved health and no harmful stimulation, and urges others to try ten days and read The Road to Wellville.
The appointment of Latay to be Warren County assessor is announced as officials cite the death of Louis Bler and other local events. A jury inquiry is noted in La Crosse related to a train incident, while a separate community notice mentions credentials granted to military adjutants and a local wedding at the Ahmann home.
Three men Jewin Meo Andrew and Willian Van Bart drowned in Center Creek east of Join Andrew Van Fisch Waded into the water to rescue him. the bodies were recovered.
The State Dental Board met in Jefferson City and elected officers for the ensuing year. Dr K. P Cameron of St. Louis was named president, De S. Rubes of Canton treasurer, and Dr R. H. N. Burgess designated as delegate to the National Dental Association meeting in Buffalo.
Chillicothe Ohio, Mayor Isaac Hirsch orders all saloon keepers to close on Sundays. The city’s special charter has insulated it from state liquor controls.
Sikeston Missouri reports the death of Robert Creed from hydrophobia after a dog bite three weeks prior. He was treated locally but succumbed to the infection. Authorities cautioned about rabies risk following animal bites.
An article touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for headaches and related nerve and blood disorders. It recounts a woman named Stella Blocker from Louisiana who endured years of headaches and illness before reporting complete relief after using the pills. The piece frames the pills as restoring blood health and easing pain.
A garbled page notes rose exports to the United States from Mulzaria and US imports of agricultural machines. It mentions E Moore of St Louis and a death certificate issue with a careless physician. Also referenced are women interests, skirt burns, waist corsets, and Dr Felixin in the Maritime Alps with patient talks.
The readable text shows disjointed words and names from a newspaper page fragment. Entities are unclear and no coherent event or subject emerges to summarize reliably.
A Paris committee forms to erect a public monument to carrier pitecons for service during a siege. Mentions Noah's flood date, a Russian contract for Welsh coal to Port Arthur by July 1, and a French verse about singing to the sick.
In Washington debates on Townsend rate law the commission would fix a rate that railroads could not lower. If a need arose for a higher rate the railroads or shippers would appeal again to the commission, with no funds allowed under the proposed legislation. The current rule limits maximum rates, but the new bill offers no such concession.
The report lists naval and military prisoners committed to civil authorities in 1302, noting a total of 527. The text emphasizes repetition of a single entry and aims to confirm the numbers, with focus on the maritime and land forces' prisoner handling.
Forty percent of the American population now resides in cities with populations over four thousand, marking a significant urban shift. The trend reflects migration toward metropolitan areas and growing urban influence on national life and policy.
The Western France Railway company coats carriages on the Paris Cherbourg line with enameled plates showing simple illustrations a rose cat dog balloon or elephant to help passengers identify their carriages on return. The innovation is proving popular.
A recipe blends corn cabbage peppers and spices to simmer into a relish, then canned. A wine shipment labeled Napoleon sherry vintage 1750 arrives in New York from Buenos Aires destined for Americans at 250 per twenty three bottle cases, linked to Napoleonic era.
A fragmented advertorial snippet warns of indigestion and liver issues amid wartime fear. It promotes Caudwell’s Maxative Syrup Pepsin as a fast remedy and notes laborers from Cratia migrating to harvest wheat. The clumsy OCR blends medical claims with a local agricultural note.
Soves on Fece and Back Tried Many Doctors Without Sucess Gives Thanks to Cuticura Captain W S Graham of Wheeling West Virginia writes under date of Jane 1404 that Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured sores on his face and back after doctors said blood poison and other remedies failed He notes friends saying his skin looks worse yet he credits Cuticura for improvement World's Coldest Spot Vkhatuke Russia noted as freezing days N/A Defiance Cold Water Starch marketed as superior with 14 ms per purchase in contrast to 11 of rivals Claims housewives should try it Uniform Tea Inspection agitation in New York aims for consistent tea standards
A Baltimore area reader Mrs Carrie King reports relief from biliousness and kidney liver trouble after twelve bottles of Peruna. Minnie E McAllister of Minneapolis credits Peruna with curing years of back pain and right side discomfort after a seven week course. The ad touts pelvic abdominal catarrh as treatable by Peruna with thousands of testimonials on file for the remedy.
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