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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
3
All young girls at this period of life are earnestly invited to write Mrs Pinkham for advice. She has guided in a motherly way hundreds of young women, her advice is freely and cheerfully given, and her address is Lynn Mass.
A Beecher quotation on greeting across the sea precedes a promotional note for Defiance Cold Water Starch. The ad highlights that Defiance provides 16 oz per package, costs 10 cents, and claims no chemical hazards while outpacing rival 4-pound starch packs. It urges customers to demand Defiance to save time and prevent iron sticking.
A Jersey City church compels choir members to sign a yearlong marriage ban, deemed shortsighted. The notice emphasizes potential missed harmony and heartbeats if the restriction is lifted. Also advertised are Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children with broad claims and sales details.
Siberia extends through 120 degrees of longitude and accounts for one ninth of Earth's land area, highlighting its vast expanse and continental footprint.
The British cable between Canedes and Australia is finished and Marcos aims to open regular air communication between Nova Scotia and England. The world is described as growing smaller and nations drawing closer from a distant dream of poets.
Japan’s coal exports grow in value with a substantial share sent to China, British India, and Hongkong, while the remainder goes to other eastern sea nations. The overall export value reaches about 10.24 million dollars, underscoring coal’s rising role in Japan’s foreign trade.
An exchange cites four statewide safeguards to defy trusts and monopoly schemes. The list includes branch water, per simmons, watermelons and chickens, and Headlight as emblematic rural defiance.
John W. Gates advocates automobiles as a cure for weariness saying a well guided machine can revive a tired man and even enable surprising safety leaps. The Denver Republican referenced his view as a spirited assertion about auto usefulness.
The previous year saw 2000 European co operative societies generating 400 million dollars in turnover. In 1992 the total dropped to 250 million dollars. Co operative stores operate successfully in thirty eight California cities.
Puck reports tension surrounds a bank director as investigators question methods of bank examinations. An associate notes a Sunday school address by Jim emphasizing present risks and future consequences, hinting at broader concerns. The exchange underscores scrutiny of bank practices and leadership accountability.
A reader recounts relief from headaches and nervousness by replacing tea and coffee with Postum Food Coffee. She credits Postum with healthier baby feeding and claims the cereal beverage provides coffee flavor without caffeine, urging others to try a ten day trial and referencing The Road to Wellness booklet.
Springfield November 4 a joint conference of United Mine Workers of Illinois and the coal operators association leads to a temporary resumption of mining work tomorrow. Engineers strike ends as certified engineers likely return to duty while wage disputes head to arbitration if unresolved.
The Minnesota will begin Seattle and Tacoma service on December 28, carrying 28,000 tons and 2,000 passengers. The Dakota is described as the other largest steamer afloat with similar capacity, as railroads coordinate Puget Sound rate sheets to match San Francisco and Vancouver practices.
St Petersburg reports from Chefoo via Chinese sources that Japan halted assaults on Port Arthur after six days of bombardment. Fort No. 2 was breached briefly but abandoned due to heavy fire. Stoessel's ability to defend is praised though fall of the fortress remains uncertain.
The ships of the Russian Baltic squadron sailed Saturday from Tangier. Their destination has not been disclosed, with officials offering no further details about their route or目的.
London dispatch reports the last eastern fort at Port Arthur under Japanese control on Thursday morning and claims five Russian vessels were sunk in the harbor.
Carbondale Illinois Abel aged 71 a former banker in the city and father of Senator FE Abel of South Dakota died Wednesday morning in Murphyshare interment held in Carbondale city limits
Carbondale Illinois reports the private banking firm N J Powers and Co of Makanda has closed its doors on Tuesday. The institution had been regarded as a substantial part of the local financial landscape.
Los Angeles memories mourn Col Richard Warner Webb a veteran newspaper man who owned and operated papers in Arkansas New Mexico and Colorado He died here Tuesday after a brief illness at age 60.
A Brussels dispatch reports a Russian loan of 279000100 dollars signed on Saturday. The Standard notes the Rothschilds guarantee the success of the entire loan.
Paris reports the government will dispatch additional troops to the Moroccan frontier amid unsettled conditions and has two warships ready to move to ports in the affected districts.
The report notes Purdue University defeated Missouri University 11 to 6 in a football game. It also lists other diverse items including a Yale Forestry School student voting rights dispute, police fingerprint adoption in St. Louis, and various international and local events of the era.
In a civil court in Bangalore district a dispute between the defendant and a plaintiff witness led to blows. Witnesses from both sides fought, supporters joined, and the court resembled a prize ring for an hour until police and military dispersed the mob.
Mrs Pare wife of C L Pare a prominent resident says kidney troubles caused her back pain and scalding secretions. Kidney Pills regulated secretions stopped inflammation and improved her health. Sold by Foster Milburn Co price 50 cents per box. Also a prison crusts to bread pudding note from Cincinnati Enquirer.
An assortment of medical ads and curiosities describes a claimed ear cure and cautions about catarrh, then shifts to quirky notes on pests, insect keeping, and consumer tips. Topics touch on a Ten Dollar offer, Allen’s Foot-Ease testimonials, a Maine woman's sharp stake in land, and trivia about teeth and London postboxes.
A movement to name Paris streets after Zola shows limited support as many French towns adopt the idea. Paris trails, with subscriptions toward a Zola monument around 37 000 francs, while the effort in London seeks petroleum use to replace coal amid foggy health concerns. Other items note Defiance Cold Water Starch and humorous remarks about the Spanish king, plus college president searches and Herschel on comet weights.
A Maryland man dies after learning he inherited $60,000 prompting hopes his heirs remain calm. The ad copy touts Defiance Starch as unmatched, boasting a unique process and higher yield for ten cents. The piece notes curious color and eye descriptions, reflecting vintage, sensational prose.
A Philadelphia infant was choked when a peanut shell given by the mother to soothe it caused a blockage. The incident highlights child safety concerns and the risk of small objects near young children.
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