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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
3
The article urges drinking plenty of pure water with meals, citing medical-sounding observations from Meantofomys and Scienliets. It claims water aids bodily use and kidney health, and promotes Anure tablets to dissolve uric acid, advising older and younger readers to take tablets regularly for longevity.
An advertisement letter from Quincy Illinois recalls years of nervous indigestion and severe bladder issues. The writer credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Anuric Tablets with stopping scalding urine, restoring bladder control, easing back pain, and enabling easier movement after trying multiple remedies.
A wartime column from the Forum presents a grim, poetical sketch of No Man's Land, describing death, trenches, and a vast network of dangers. It cites a British officer on the front and critiques military mobilization and labor fears shaping the war effort amid Allied lines and German opposition.
Vetsieve was linked to Jacks illness, suggesting it relates to Cathiwn diet issues. The note hints at a health or dietary decision affecting the person named Jacks, with unclear context and scattered wording.
A garbled passage describes a man and others debating how to handle items set aside. The map asks whether they should keep or discard the pieces, noting observers and a procedure where several are moved to a separate container for later consideration.
An essay argues prohibition reduces crime and capital flight, citing Maine versus New England states. It notes Maine’s lower prison rates, Gov. reports on drunkenness, and Bangor enforcement failures under local rules. It contrasts Maine with Massachusetts and Vermont, highlighting Prohibition’s perceived impact.
Sivtyeteht introduces twenty four beverages labeled as temperance options with no alcohol content. The remaining drinks claim alcohol levels between 62 and 64 percent, except one product reporting 1.44 percent.
A terse note suggests science industry medicine and wartime pressures have led to a ban on alcohol, while greed for early gains fuels resistance. The fragment hints at broad societal forces shaping policy and behavior.
A narrative fragment follows Sarah and Mildred as they drift through a tense scene by the riverbank. Characters discuss hardship and possible escape while a quiet tension builds around a man watching them from the bank and a looming choice about their future. The mood hints at fear, pursuit, and fragile hope amid a rural setting.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder ailments. It urges readers to start treatment immediately, noting sample bottles, pricing, and orders to Kilmer & Co. Sample requests are directed to Hoboken, N Y. The copy includes unrelated lines with imitations and other products.
An old advertisement fragment touts Obtewnt and Cuticura Soap for cleansing and soothing skin troubles. It includes offer for free samples by mail and mentions various product names in a garbled, ad-like layout with scattered personal names and phrases.
An old newspaper ad promotes a malaria remedy called Ui Studdard GHRAVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC claiming system boost and disease fight. It mixes vague medical claims with sensational language and includes a separate line touting a hair dressing product with a price of 1.00. The text mirrors 19th or early 20th century advertising style.
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