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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1892
Page
7
An advertisement extols Dr C B Judd's Electric Belts claiming they cure most ailments with rapid recovery and offer belts priced 3, 5, 10 and 15 dollars with flexible payment. It also mentions a bill posting machine in Paris that sticks bills up to fifty feet without ladders, described as doing successful work.
A Texas farmer from Atnoom notes six years of use of German Syrup for sore throat coughs colds hoarseness chest pains and spitting blood. He declares German Syrup the best cough medicine and says it minimizes cold trouble in changing damp weather. John F Jones.
Dr Talmage preaches from Jeremiah eight seven using birds as a metaphor for people ignoring divine judgment. He laments impenitence, urges heavenly harmony, cites Haydn and Watts, and urges steadfast faith while journeying toward heaven.
A preacher urges Christians to abandon stale prayers and routine worship, using storks and cranes as symbols of urgent migration toward spiritual renewal. He calls for bold action, timing, and collective family ascent to heaven, warning against waiting for a perfect season that may never come. The sermon contrasts improvisation in music with the need for prepared heavenward living.
A Dakota man was recently sentenced to prison for nearly two decades, with the Supreme Court noting the time amounts to 19 years 7 months and 4 days. The report blends fragmented lines about stockmen denouncing a horse and cattle liniment and mentions unrelated items such as a salt desert in Persia and dubious medical cures from Omaha.
A fragment mentions a novel electric streetcar hire feature priced at $2 per hour. The text also notes Kansas wheat acreage growing from under 2,000,000 to about 4,000,000 acres. It cites 37,000 women as telegraph operators in the country and references various unrelated items.
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