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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
4
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The Sunday Republic promises a superior news organization with a world wide reach. It features a tinted illustrated magazine section with high quality literary matter and nationally reputed humor stories. Ladies benefit from natural color fashions and free sheet music each Sunday. One year by mail costs $2.00 and is available from all dealers.
An advertisement claims B B B Botanic Blood Balm cures eczema itching humors pimples and skin eruptions. It promises blood purification and skin clarity with a trial bottle offered free and full treatment at set prices. The Blood Balm Co of Atlanta invites readers to describe their trouble for free medical advice.
A newspaper promotion urges farmers to subscribe to Kanane City Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and The Farmers Institute Editions combined with local news. The offer prices all four papers one year at 80 cents, described as a limited time deal available by call.
Rev. J. C. Benson lists regular appointments for the Lutesville circuit. Services occur Sundays across Glen Allen, Lutesville, Cane Creek, Messville, Palmere, and nearby towns with times including 1045 a.m. and 7 p.m. on various Sundays. Additional Saturday night preaches and fourth Sunday sessions are noted across the circuit.
Local notices and brief classifieds mix a list of names, locations, and offers. Items include furniture, clothing, undertaker goods, and various services. Several residents from nearby towns are mentioned visiting, with short sales pitches and prices.
Attorney from St Louis on business. F B Clippard advertises twine and oil. Elfrank’s old arand and Uncle George Mitchell visit Cape Girardeau. Rev I P Osborne to preach at Lutesville Tabernacle. W F Kinder & Son offer groceries general merchandise at Trade Center. Various medical ads promote Rocky Mountain Tea and remedies. Plus local notices on sales, law suit, and marriages with several names and places in Missouri.
The Machless Burdett extols its long held high standing with music lovers. It claims the organ’s new features improve ease and reliability. The ad boasts a rich tone and insists on low prices for quality workmanship.
J T Weatherwax of Wyandotte Michigan credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving him from consumption after his father and sister died from lung illness. He describes a severe pneumonia attack with obstinate cough and lingering trouble cured by the medicine. Trial bottles offered free to prove its value and guaranteed bottles sold at drug stores.
Hotels offer rates of one dollar a day for notice of assent. Programs include sermons by Dr. GC Wood, Visitors Day, evening entertainments by Literary Societies, an annual address by Hon. W D Vandiver, medal contest, and graduation exercises. All events are free except Tuesday’s medal contest with a 25 cent admission. Newson Berry notes a pivotal moment for the school.
Geo Cary editor of the Guide Washington Va credits Cham berlain s Pain Balm with rapid relief from a severe ankle sprain and a full cure. He notes its family use for frostbite and recommends it as a first class lini seaseit. Sold by Chandler Witmer Lutesville.
Civil War veteran My M Austin of Winchester Indiana salutes Dr Hing s New Life Pills for curing his wife s long illness despite doctors efforts. The note cites 26¢ drugstore price and thanks H W Winters for a job order. The piece also mentions Mr Wintergig and a local strawberry patch with a humorous editorial tease.
Richard W Tucker and wife of Lulu Missouri visit relatives in town. Burigni's stores advertise bargains in clothing and shoes. Mrs Dr Talley of Bellview spent Sunday in Lutesville. Bernie Mo is depot helper during strawberry season. WvS5 Lungdon visited Kansas City Sunday. District Conference preparations begin for June in Lutesville. Diamond Brand Shoes at Burford's. Walter Cavaness badly cut at stave factory last week. Andrew McMinn of Buchanan in town. Will Henry of Cape Girardeau visiting relatives. Albert Revelle leads staves for Poplar Bluff Company. Andrew Stickler of Dexter in town last Thursday. Ed Wann and wife returned to Buchanan Sunday. A U W Lodge 4 grows with six candidates Thursday night. Degree of Honor strawberry festival Wednesday night 22nd. Rev J C Denton in town early week. Jack Proat to move from here. Mr Owens of Marquand to take charge soon. S PcBarford & Co offers bargains in Lutesville.
Cherokee Idaho resident Mrs C F Collier reports dramatic recovery from chronic kidney trouble after using Electric Bitters. She says a former backache and agony from illness vanished. three bottles cured symptoms including back pain nervousness and loss of appetite. Only 50 cents at drug stores.
A garbled collection of old timey maxims and aphorisms about men women wisdom and superstition. The piece notes that extremes invite trouble and that courtesy may open doors yet warns against overconfidence with sharpened moral tones. It references weather and rainy days as metaphors for planning and prudence.
Druggist A. W. Sawtelle of Holaford Connecticut endorses Chamberlains Oolidy. A lady customer and a man with colic praise its life saving effects at the shore and in the shop. The remedy is said to have instantly relieved symptoms and left the man smiling as he left the store. Bald by 4 Wier.
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