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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
3
Holiday shopping feature highlights dainty accessories and gifts with stitched details and decorative elements. It notes two main items: a bright handbag with jewel tones and a domed ribbon satin piece, each described with emphasis on craftsmanship and seasonal appeal.
A description details a merry clown doll with a head made from white or pink ribbed stocking, painted face in black and red, two colors used for the body, stuffed with cotton, and a white neck ruffle. The item is listed among various doll variations.
A garbled catalog-like passage describes skipping ropes with handles named Nannetie and Rinthitin in pink and clothspinner themes. It mentions a rack needing a stall nickel towel rack, screws, and a silk tie, with unclear references to fashion items and mounting.
Two years of poor health left the narrator with dull headaches back pain and numbness. Sleepless nights and poor appetite worsened to the point of considering death before seeking medical help at the Invalides Hotel in Buffalo. Treatment included Pavance and Celite to restore tone and aid recovery, with a note of consultation in Buffalo New York.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Teose Dear Girls and Betree related to a mode the Vereen Piew event. Other details are unreadable, leaving the main names and partial topic only.
A garbled historical newspaper fragment presents scattered names and phrases with no clear event, date, or location. It mentions safety, people, and places in jumbled order, offering no verifiable facts to summarize a specific incident.
A terse local notice reports a justice court action involving a named party, with limited readable details. The fragment hints at a legal proceeding and potential outcome but provides no dates, locations, or official entities beyond the court reference.
An old advertisement extols Dir Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It credits druggists for endorsing the product, claims it strengthens organs and aids natural work, and mentions Kilmer and Co of Watkins Glen New York.
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