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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1904

Page

3

Mrs Fairbanks Endorses Lydia E Pinkham on Health

A testimonial notes Mrs May Fairbanks of Minneapolis credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from headaches organic pains and fatigue. She urges sick women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and mentions her own successful career as a traveling saleswoman.

Pinkham Lydia FE May Fairnanes South 7Th St Minneapolis Minn Fairbanks

Poor Effort at Translation in Dictiona ry Rivalry

A German English dictionary debate is noted with a word “gimeriuch” yielding four meanings in the London Daily Chronicle. The proposed translations range from “the handsome girl” to “the bad machine,” “the ordinary handshake,” and “a magician,” illustrating playful ambiguity in cross language renderings.

London Caronicle

Horizontally rooted tree at Shillftied near Mateen

A ten year old holiday resort tree at Shillftied near Mateen grows horizontally over a deep ledge after a landslide two years ago. The tree now stands with branches upward and continues to grow as if natural, while a separate note discusses laundry starch brands and bagged prices, asserting Defiance Starch superiority and urging avoidance of monopolies.

Shillftied Mateen

Accounts for Micgivings in a Magazine Word Picture

A magazine writer claims women remain prey of men, timid and trembling. It notes a gentleman allegedly shared beer and cigarettes with Mrs Carrie Nation away from the scene, suggesting a lingering dubious habit.

Carrie Nation

Pay Labor Representatives in England Unions Fund MPs

In England labor unions fund their representatives in the House of Commons. The boilermakers pay their member 2000 dollars over four years and provide a house, while Join Burns receives only 1250 dollars from his union.

England House of Commons Boilermakers Join Burns

Market Report 4 Grain Prices and Wheat Outlook

The report summarizes prevailing market conditions in St. Louis with grain and wheat prices. It lists No 1 spring wheat, No 2 spring, and related prices, noting mixed signals and regional variations. Kansas City and Pensacola references appear among commodity quotes and market notes.

Live Stock Prices and Market Notes Circular Report

Native beef steers and sheep leads with bulk of sales across multiple weight classes. Prices span light to heavy weights, with strong emphasis on butcher grades and prime beef steer rates. Also listed are hogs, lambs, and miscellaneous stock items along with general produce and poultry figures from the country store and creamery.

Louluu Catrir Aig Wees

Japanese War News and Local Disasters Digest

The week’s top items include Japan and Russia hostilities with Port Arthur fighting, fresh Japanese reinforcements, and casualty totals. a Winston-Salem reservoir flood drowning nine. a fatal Mt Vernon dynamite blast. and a Boston fight injuring MIT students. Also noted are political moves in St Louis and St Petersburg, and local crimes and recoveries across Missouri and Illinois.

Noted St Joseph figures die. Stigers and Schramm deaths

Oscar Schramm a wealthy vinvesar manufacturer and Democratic figure dies in St Joseph where he lived since 1850. Levis S Stigers pioneer architect of St Joseph dies, designing many public buildings and blocks including the old Patee House. Also mentions taxes, public works official Diaz and Cuba archive briefs on a bridge case.

St. Joseph Oscar Schramm Levis S. Stigers Sauday Schramm Mr. Stigers

Dean's Kidney Pills Praised by North Carolina Justice

W J Hill of Concord NC, Justice of the Peace, reports Dean's Kidney Pills greatly improved his disordered kidneys and backache. He notes irregular kidney secretions, dark color, and sediment, all cleared up with the pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the product at 50 cents per box.

W. J. Hill Concord N. C Justice of the Peace Dean Foster-Milburn CO Buffalo N.Y

Alfred Jessup Selected to Aid Chinese Currency Reform

Alfred Jessup of Brooklyn has been chosen to assist the Chinese government in reorganizing its currency system, taking on a role within the broader economic reform effort and international collaboration.

Alfred Jessup Brooklyn

Do Your Clothes Look Yellow Then Use Jefance Starch

Local ad style mangled note promotes Jefance Starch to keep whites white. A garbled tale oddly mentions Chesty the baker and Jimmie the dogo disputing a few days back. Jimmie allegedly declares he is not there to steal but to kill two people, ending the quarrel.

Chesty Jimmie

Lobster Extinction Hint Sparks Speculative Note

In a clipped eighteenth century style remark the piece claims statisticians fear the lobster may join the dodo in extinction. It mocks species misnaming and notes human activity, here termed Boo-goe exes, affecting forward rows as a humorous aside.

The Gentleman's Magazine

German war department stocks duplicate bridges for war

The German war department keeps in stock duplicates of all bridges in the empire likely to be damaged or destroyed in war, and also duplicates of many French and other foreign bridges of interest.

German War Department Empire

California Horses Far Surpass All Others

An excerpt praising California as a premier horse-raising region notes its perfect climates for breeding and production of superior horses. The passage claims no other area matches California in quality and suitability for horse rearing.

Calfornia Jackie Joseph Cairn Sieguson Fk Sunset Magazine Por Neoversiver

Unclear Ad Snippet With Parrot and Cures

Fragmentary ad and notice items show a mix of product pitches and a divorce joke. References include a long running remedy for coughs and a New York divorce case about a parrot taught to swear. Names and addresses appear in the garbled text.

New York

Bears Gather at Dump In Yellowstone Park

In Yellowstone National Park bears swarm the dump behind the canyon hotel area. They show little fear of people, retreating only when touched. One bear carried a tin can on its foot for over two months. the park likely hosts thousands of bears as hunting is prohibited.

Yellowstone Canyon Notel Grand Canyon Yellowstone Park

Kaiser as Mighty Hunter Marks 30 Years of Sport

A German emperor celebrates thirty years as a sportsman with official tallies showing he has taken 44 444 head of game. The record reflects Germany’s statistical culture and the exactness of royal hunting logs.

Kaiser Germany

Paris Detective Hides in Barrel to Nab Wine Thieves

A Paris detective concealed himself in an empty wine barrel at Teht to observe thefts from Beres stores. Thieves carried him away in the barrel to their disused factory headquarters, allowing him to gather information and arrest four suspects.

Paris Teht Beres

Cure for Sciatic Pains Said Found in Dodd’s Pills

Mineral Idaho resident J S Colson asserts a sure cure for sciatic pains is Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He claims the pills relieved severe hip pain and stopped the agony, explaining that sciatic and rheumatic pains stem from uric acid in the blood and that healthy kidneys remove it, preventing rheumatism.

Mineral Idaho J. S. Colson Dodd

Belfry Tour Gives Tale Of Village Church Calamity

A visitor group tours a village church belfry as a guide jokes the bell merely rings from routine wear. The exchange hints at possible calamities like fire flood or a bishop’s visit, reflecting local humor about church towers and potential disasters.

Kennedy’s Favorite Hemerdy Wark Fans Cover Sears in Dutio

Fragmentary advert claims a cure named Catarrh of the Blade and Kidney Trouble by Professor Kennedy’s Favorite Hemerdy Wark. The text reads like an old patent medicine notice with unspecified locations and dubious remedies.

Fer Kennedy Sears Duttio

Old London Bridge record time in medieval build

The piece notes Old London Bridge took thirty three years to construct from 1176 to 1209 and mentions the present bridge started in 1824 and finished in 1831 with a cost of 2500000 dollars. It also includes ad snippets for Mrs Winslow and various products and notices about bantams exhibited by the Queen of England and Defiance Starch pricing.

Old London Bridge

Clerks Warned Against Marriage Over Salary Threshold

Chicago bank directors declare clerks earning under 1000 dollars per year may not marry. Clerks demand higher pay to meet the constraint. An unrelated promotion reads If You Buy Starch bus Defiance 16 oz for 10 cents.

Chicago

Extreme Ice Depth Report From Bavarian Glaciers

Profs Mlumcke and Hess of Bavaria drilled into the Hint eries glacier in the Otzhal Alps finding ice 153 meters thick. The text shifts to dubious medical ad content promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure and Halls Family Pills, with claims of constitutional treatment and a $100 reward for proof of failure.

Mlumcke and Hess Bavaria Hinteries Otzhal Alps Eure Senee FC Cheney & Co Toleds Acta Cheney & CO Toledo Drogectete Sic

Nervousness Cure Ad Promotes Trial Bottle in Philadelphia

A damaged clipping touts Dr. Kline's Nerve Restorer for fits and nervousness with a 82 00 trial bottle offer. It lists Dr. I B Keine at 931 Arch Street Philadelphia and includes stray child story fragments from Australia.

Heredity in Office and Historic Irish Viceroys

Lord Dudley is not the first Leutenant of Ireland. Sir John Sutton, the fifth Lord Dudley, served as Irish viceroy starting in 1428 and held the office for three years, summoning an Irish parliament. An advertisement touts De fiance Starch as delivering best starching results with no cooking required and offers multiple packages for additional value.

Lord Dudley Leutenant Ireland John Sutton

Low Fares to Be Tried on Sheffield Tramway

Universal penny fares will be tested for six months on Sheffield's municipal electric tramway system.

Sheffield England

Biggest Open-air Concert at the Welsh Eisteddfod

The Welsh Eisteddfod is described as the largest open-air concert globally with annual attendance of at least 20 000 people.

May Be Valuable Habit Worth Watching In Brazil

A traveler notes the kinkajou eats and drinks while hanging by its tail in Brazilian forests. If rents rise with other prices, the kinkajou habit may gain popularity. California is described as a country with an all-the-year outing season, with many summer and winter resorts, some widely known and others cherished by a few.

New York Telegram California Carrie Stevens Walter Sunset Maxavine

Reverend Wilson Carlile Adds Moving Pictures at Church

Reverend Wilson Carlile, a noted London minister, has introduced moving pictures into church services and offers a free cup of coffee to all attendees as they leave.

Wilson Carlile London

Takes Three Grand Prizes At the St Louis World’s Fair

The article reports that the entrant wins three grand prizes at the St Louis World’s Fair including the highest trade prize, the finest exhibit prize, and the best loaf of bread prize.

St. Louis

Charcoal Eph Recounts Three Step Boating Rule

Charcoal Eph muses on a three step rule in the boating house. The quip credits Mistah Jackson as the assumed addressee. The Baltimore News notes a humorous, rustic tone in the remark.

Charcoal Eph Mistah Jackson Baltimore News

Motors and Football Remove Prominent Youthful Americans

Buffalo News notes that motor cycles and a football game are removing some of the smartest Americans of the younger generation, highlighting concerns about distractions and risk.

Buffalo News

Australian Visit Hinted by Premier to Chamberlain

Premier Barton signals a visit invitation to Joseph Chamberlain the colonial secretary currently en route to South Africa. If accepted the tour may be extended to include Australia as part of imperial outreach.

Chamberlain Australia Mr. Barton Australian Commonwealth Mr. Chamberlain South Africa

Nothing to Gain. Mother-May, Jerrold's treatment and love

Judgea notes the exchange where May questions why Jerrold is treated shabbily while he is kind, and May replies that the dear boy cannot be treated better, regardless of effort.

May Jerrold

Defiance Starch Offer Promises Value and Satisfaction

A promotional note invites buyers to try one package of Defiance Starch with the offer of a one third increase in value if not pleased. The advertisement claims satisfaction and states the product will not stick to the iron, suggesting a cleaning or cooking use.

Munheue DE CO Unionville Missouri

Aged Student of Law Thomas Boyd Graduates in Chicago

Thomas Boyd, sixty two, of Chicago, has just graduated from a local law school and hopes to begin a career through strenuous work.

Thomas (. Boyd Chicago

Preacher and Physician Serves St Louis Parish

The Rev. Charles A. Trotman of the Church of the Redeemer in St. Louis also practices medicine with regular office hours during the week. A fragment references a product name and eye remedy guidance but is unclear.

St. Petersburg Shakhe Mukden Oyama Europatlin Charles A. Trotman Church of the Redeemer St. Louis

Work of English Painter C Ricketts

English painter C Ricketts follows Bocklin and Franz Stuck in centaur subjects. He paints biblical and classical themes, embracing mythic and religious motifs in his work.

C. Ricketts Bocklin Franz Stuck

Ancient Bristol penny found during water main work

A silver penny minted at Bristol in Edward I's reign was unearthed in Bristol during excavations for a new water main. The coin dates from the late 13th or early 14th century and adds to the city's archaeological finds.

Bristol Edward I

Sensible Housekeepers Favor Defiance Starch For Value

Sensible housekeepers choose Defiance Starch not only for higher value by a third more for the same money but also for superior quality over competing brands.

Remedy for Whooping Cough in Yorkshire

A purported cure in parts of Yorkshire involves baking a mouse as a treatment for whooping cough. The claim reflects local folk remedies rather than established medical practice.

Yorkshire England

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