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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
5
The page lists a flood of medicinal products and services including Rub-My-Tiss an antiseptic for infected cuts and a laxative tonic. Hal lard’s pain relief products. Vermifuge for worms. and various tonics. It also advertises land for sale near Tron Mountain six miles south of Hoxie Arkansas, with terms and exchange options, plus properties in Liberty and Cape Girardeau areas.
No hunting or trespassing will be allowed on our farms stating by W R K Chandler and Hoxen Seabaugh and also Drespanerity al lowed on our farms. Mra HF Schreiner civil Co FP Schewiner.
A fragment notes Lotesville Milling offers extra fine seed wheat and mentions cleaning and health benefits, plus a reference to Herbine with claimed quick action and pricing. The text appears fragmented and includes general druggents terminology without clear attribution or order.
Goto RF Jones offers ice cream and cold drinks with Ballard's Snow Liniment marketed to ease rheumatic pain and relive joint tenderness. White's Cream Vermifuge targets worms in children. Prices 33¢ and $1.00 per bottle, sold by druggists. Wood bargains and household remedies from C. H. Walter of Jackson Me claim quick cold relief and digestive aids.
A garbled OCR page lists varied items from caregiving for babies to a public sale. It mentions drug and cosmetic products, a coffee brand, and a cattle and farming sale with names like MRS. WOSE VY SWAN and others. The text blends ads, notices, and vendor references with scattered proper nouns and locations, lacking coherent structure.
In Marble Hill a dental notice states Dr W A Reynolds Hendat will see patients every Friday and Saturday. A church gathering at Pleat Mel Saturday night drew many, with Rev. Tallard and Rev. Cyntes mentioned. School attendance was low due to rain. Community notes mention a visit to Fretonek town, various social mentions, and a few local names and events.
Hemphill outlines the Near East Relief organization, its goals, and the leadership guiding repatriation, rehabilitation, and welfare for war driven suffering in the Levant. He cites 60 plus workers, a diverse board, and prominent backers including Hoover and church missions.
The Press records a string of small town observations including visitors such as Uncle Jack Alle and Mrs Henry Schrock, names like Chas Cole of Ashkum and Rev Chas H Caton, church sermons at Marble Hills, a lecture on Moses, and various social calls, meals, and daily events. Mentions of election news, corn gathering, ads, and local entertainment fill the week’s community update with many attendees and neighbors noted.
An elderly woman recounts severe weakness and illness cured by Cardus after six ounces of the tonic. She claims it restored her appetite sleep and strength and credits Cardus with saving her life. The advertisement touts Cardus as a trusted tonic used by thousands of women for over 46 years and recommends buying at all druggists.
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