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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
3
A fragment describes men with sharp commercial instincts including Tom Jones who began with little capital and entered the chicken feed trade. The conversation contrasts humble beginnings with later entrepreneurial success in a long, roughly phrased anecdote about profit, risk, and business acumen.
An advertisement claims La Creole Hair Drawing can restore gray streaked or thinning hair to its former beauty and luster. The product is priced at $1.00 and targets those desiring a fuller, younger looking head of hair.
A dialogue style note presents a character asking why the other won t learn new dances. The reply cites laziness and a plan to wait for the waste to return in a terse, reflective exchange.
Advertises Castoria as a solution for infant illness with symptoms like weakness hunger loss of appetite heavy breathing and sleepiness. Claims Castoria awakens digestion opens pores and expels foul matter to prevent fever congestion worms croup diphtheria or scarlatina. Mentions a signature line authenticating the product.
Judge Clayton recounts a juror who, as an elderly colored man, faced the oath question. Asked if he knows the weight of an oath, the man shuffled and answered with a wry grin that he cannot pay how the widow has fallen, but will honor the second time with me.
An encoded war of words unfolds with Lanatte urging a peace plan while Crank Sae speaks of ending the war. The dialogue hints at strategic thinking and calls for inside access, reflecting a tense exchange over wartime resolutions.
The readable text is garbled. It mentions Gray Matre, Eree mate Ga, and a question about Morea state Martes Your Lys Dae. It includes a line about ignorance and a question on choosing Chempegne or another wine, with no clear event or dates.
A humorous exchange on new footwear. One character notes the shoes cost at least ten dollars and asks about comfort. The reply shifts the punchline to the shoes pinching the speaker’s work salary, not the feet.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement discusses a baby’s bath, comfort during birth, and claims about a cleanser easing rashes. It mentions a book, postal address, and various lifestyle themes including fashion and music, with garbled marketing language throughout.
Leading medical authorities agree urine reveals clues guiding disease treatment. If backache frequent urination or blood acidity causes distress write Dr Pierce at the Surgical Institute Buffalo NY with a urine sample and symptoms for free medical guidance and trial remedies.
A terse exchange mocks parental expectations as a mother asks about a son's chosen career and the reply admits the task is time consuming, even for men who claim liberty and equality while discussing attire and grooming ideals.
Prohibition topics dominate the Northwestern Hotel Men's association as Gardner North Dakota proprietor Mr Leimbacker argues prohibition is an economic proposition. He says clamor from staff and managers undermines hotel business while Russia policy shifts and jail efficacy are debated amid broader anti alcohol sentiment.
A garbled text warns country editors about palerhoode anil therdte and prolife content from the National W C T U message. It references pilots, public notices, and an appeal for mature guidelines, with unclear details and names distorted by OCR.
Fragmented OCR shows Missouri with extensive dry counties and towns. Text notes most population lives in dry or partially dry areas, with only a few localities like St Louis fully non drinking. Data hints at 70s dry counties and shifting borders, reflecting widespread Prohibition era trends.
A woman reporter asks Mise An Gordon, president of the Nations CTV, if national constitutional prohibition ends the WCTU’s work. Gordon says the organization, with the temperance forum, will pursue education and sentiment building to support enforcing officers and uphold the law.
The article reports uncertain revenue prospects for state dealers as totals are reviewed. It notes possible comparisons to other sums and discusses the impact on state finances, with emphasis on potential shortfalls and implications for public funds.
A garbled excerpt narrates a warden and a city scene with references to youth and moral decay. It mentions a character named Padre and an implied court setting where a youth laments parental financial pressures and social expectations. The jumble obscures clear events or dates, offering limited readable facts.
Fragmented OCR suggests a sensational social scenario with names such as Chote and Alice. The text hints at marriage, jealousy, and possible envy or rivalry within a relationship, but the fragmentary wording prevents a clear event or outcome. The readable bits imply a family or community dispute over vows and potential hints of betrayal.
In this fragment a tasteless malaria tonic backed by noisy claims appears alongside an ad for La Creole Hair Dressing and scalp care. The text mixes promotional lines with stray classroom dialogue and unclear notions about minerals and beauty. The overall piece reads like a jumble of old newspaper clippings and ad copy.
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