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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
5
Instructions describe a wooden adjustable forming system for concrete sewers and culverts. It outlines cutting, hinge placement, and assembly steps to create a six-section circular form, with folding hinges, patterning from boards, and precise measurements to produce a 6 foot 9 inch diameter and 1 foot 4.5 inch height semicircular segments.
A fragmented historical poultry guide warns to protect turkeys from cold, feed in spring, provide clean water, and avoid overcrowding. It describes diseases like Blackhead, signs such as drooping tails, and general remedies and disposal steps for sick birds, including quarantine and disinfecting quarters.
A Canadian farmer laments bad butter and dirt in milk, urging readers to inspect the top scum and consider hygiene at home. The piece argues dirt taints food and suggests improving cleanliness before baking bread with unwashed hands.
A patchy 1900s era page fragment advertises kidney pills and skin cures, with testimonials and odd anecdotes about Mrs Mee Joknh Straw and other locals. It mixes health claims, dental and eye product pitches, religious stories, and casual gossip in a dense collage of sensibly unreadable notes.
Dr Herman L During, leader of the Philadelphia City Mission, is described as a lifelong advocate for the poor and a gifted teller. He shares an anecdote from Hale about two young girls in Romalley, illustrating the struggles and small kindnesses of destitute children in tough circumstances.
Fragmentary tale describes Pat winning a work dispute and promising a completion plan. Foreman seeks completion within a weak deadline while others assist or hinder as Pat contemplates consequences and teamwork dynamics.
Thousands of women report cure from ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letters praise its health restoring effects, urging other women to try it, with testimonials from grateful users including Mrs. L. A. Bishop of Brooklyn and others.
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