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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for back pain and urinary issues. It claims the product treats gravel in the bladder and intestinal infections, promising renewed health in 24 hours and urging continued use to prevent future ailments. Money back guarantee if no help.
Analyzing a battered OCR segment, the article centers on widespread stomach ailments causing illness and discomfort for vast numbers. It notes recurring digestive distress and broad health impacts across populations, with references to persistent symptoms and possible societal costs.
A garbled historical note references a Briton, a photographer, and a detective, signaling a complex year ahead. It mentions tempo shifts in law, a summer forecast, and potential notable deaths or leadership changes in London and beyond.
A garbled excerpt mentions Castoria children’s remedy and a confusion over a signature. It then shifts to a Galveston storm report where an artillery officer on leave asks for his clothes, receiving a terse reply from the regiment about lacking clothes as a point of sympathy from Everybads Magazine.
A jumble of old ad lines and snippets mentions Cuticura ointment and free samples, plus stray wartime quotes about bonds. The text includes a bulleted joke about dogs under a fence and a slogan about catarrh cures from Hall’s. It reads like stray OCR fodder from a newspaper page fragment.
The article notes a Seattle shipyard shift shift from beer to milk, with 10,000 pint bottlers supplying milk daily. Workers report clearer minds and steadier work, while beer-era declines in productivity and pay day hangovers vanish. Prohibition effects in eight cities show fewer drinkers and higher output, estimated losses to alcohol revenue, and a move toward temperance among labor forces.
In a four mile trip through the Locth eed the for Weat Mis Anne AL Cher top presistent of the National Wt. T. Co found the pepte in dry ert ery wed eatiefled with prohibition and in Portland Seattle no industry disturbance had followed. The only ccrtictem heart in Portland where they eo It had put out of business the latterst Kitte claw in the country. ABSTINENCE AND EFFICIENCY. Abstinence is necessary for efficiency. tests show shipline efficiency of men 80 percent worse after rum. Three or four men at home support one soldier in the trenches. civilians at home destroying efficiency through drink harms the army. A SOLDIER'S PLEA from Letters from the People Sir I urge you to support prohibition as my mother suffers while three brothers go to the front. THE VICTIM OF A DRUNKEN FATHER. (Name withheld)
Fragmented ad copy touts Payee Limpepein as quick relief for indigestion gas and upset stomach. Claims relief shortly after meals and emphasizes availability at drug stores with caveats about avoiding excess.
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs for constipation and feverish children, praising its pleasant taste and gentle bowel movement. It urges asking a druggist for the bottle labeled California Syrup of Fig and warns against imitations. A French company forms to produce paper pulp from Algeria.
A historical guide explains influenza symptoms and care, urging bed rest and nourishment. It advises cautious use of simple medicines under a physician, emphasizes avoiding panic, and notes risks of pneumonia and heart complications if strengthened immunity is not maintained.
A fragmented report describes a person surviving a 2000 foot fall in an unclear town. The piece mentions a town resident, a baby, and various garbled phrases about weather, flight, and rescue attempts with no clear names or dates.
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