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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
6
David Amber, en route to Nokomis on a wandering quest, meets Ila and a Bengal solicitor named Haroor. After a dramatic horse accident, a mysterious Bengali child presents Amber with a carved Token as a demanded response. The meeting sparks questions about Amber’s past and a hidden agenda surrounding the Token as Ila observes with wary curiosity.
A humorous slice shows Sambo claiming self defense after being caught with a turkey while neighbors recall old jokes. Rose Stahl weighs in on married life excuses, while Homes’ owner demands truth in a comic scene. Blank Filled Corecity adds a school application misread about Linzie Timms’s age, illustrating misinterpretation and honesty.
An advertorial praising Coca Cola as delicious refreshing and thirst quenching. It invites readers to visit soda fountains or carbonated beverage outlets and requests mailing for a free booklet from the Coca Cola Company in Atlanta to learn what Coca Cola is and why it is wholesome.
A shop in Hoboken frequented by German patrons displays a brick framed notice announcing the death of Mr Crett. The message honors him as a noble, helpful friend who had been fading for some time and offers rest in peace to his mourners. The sign emphasizes gratitude to customers and PAT CASH appears as an odd closing element.
Natick Massachusetts letter from Mrs Navan Hw praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life. She claims rapid improvement from severe symptoms after doctors declared a tumor and urges others to publish her testimonial. Recommends sending confidential letter to Mrs Pinkham for advice.
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