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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1893
Page
7
An old ad style snippet touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous remedy with testimonials from Toledo firms. It claims 750 per bottle and internal action. Also mentions unrelated quips and old-time humor lines about teething and a comedian, reflecting fragmented ad copy.
Edom Texas farmer John F Jones endorses German Syrup after six years of successful use for sore throat coughs colds hoarseness chest pains and coughing up blood He claims the remedy prevents cold related trouble in his family despite weather changes and asserts German Syrup is the best among cough syrups.
A New York World piece outlines a sailor Jack's 4 AM wake and 5:30 AM deck work, breakfast, two four hour watches, dog watches from 6 to 8, and 8 PM to 4 AM shifts. It notes monotony, crew camaraderie, and rations: hard biscuit, salted beef and pork, coffee, tea, water, flour, peas, rice, and sugar.
The sailing ship earns more revenue than the steamer as its expenses are far smaller. The advantage stems from the ship’s infinitesimal costs compared to the steamer, shaping current market figures and competitive balance between the two vessels.
A tale from a vacation church visit where Uncle Lemmie, famed for his green umbrella and stern grip, confronts a bold grass widow during a sermon. The new usher’s arrival sparks a comic scramble as the preacher’s text is announced amid the uproar.
The marquis stood on the scaffold during the French Revolution and spoke to the crowd before the executioner's knife interrupted him. The blade failed to sever the spine at first, mangling flesh, then fell again and finally accomplished the brutal work as the crowd watched in horror.
A New York stock exchange sold gold for 17000. The latest ocean steamship hint is a submarine trolley. Aitutaki islanders have left leg shorter than right. Wilson Harnett in Greene County North Carolina had legs straightened. Fujisan in Japan is moving and sways with winds at 12400 feet. The Congo river system is vast with wide navigable waters and high population.
Argonaut recalls an American newlywed invited to the first state ball in London but the mother-in-law attending the second. An official refuses swapping invites, joking that an American would dance even from a deathbed. The piece also notes a red paint daub on the floor at Mary Queen of Scots era scenes, renewed yearly for tourists.
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