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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1891

Page

3

August Flower Endorsed Worldwide For Dyspepsia Relief

Ed Bergeron of Lauzon Levis Que and C A Barrington of Sydney Australia report strong results with August Flower curing dyspepsia. Geo Gates of Corinth Mississippi says it saved his health after near death from the disease. G G Green manufactures the remedy in Woodbury New Jersey USA.

Bergeron Lauzon Levis Que C. A. Barrington Smith Sydney Australia August Flower Geo. Gates Corinth Miss G. G. Green Woodbury New Jersey

A Negro's Adventure Among Alligators Near Tallahassee

A Globe-Democrat writer recounts Ben Aiken a Florida plantation runaway who survived a night among alligators on a swampy island near Tallahassee. Armed with a knife and club he battled several alligators and endured exposure until help arrived. The tale blends local lore with other regional anecdotes and observations.

Tallahassee Globe-Democrat Ben Aiken Ben Darky Title Island Mr. Aiken Aiken

Hazing at Cadet Posts Recounted in Louisville Interview

In a Louisville Courier Journal interview, John Sewell recalls hazing at cadet schools. He describes former brutal rites like blanket tosses and being dragged, and notes modern practices are milder though some rough methods persist. He cites peer pressure and inadequate patrols as allowing hazing to continue.

Louisville Courier- Journal John Sewell Pleb Spleb

The Mysterious Emerald Ring Tale in Boston

A Boston woman found a gem worth vast sums on Boylston Street near Houlston Street, kept it for over a year, and faced numerous fraud attempts as suitors failed to describe the ring. Newspapers, police, and gem dealers are aware, but no owner has claimed the priceless emerald.

Boston Courier Houlston Street Stpping Shia Globe Disraeli Boylston Street

Fragmented quotes about smoking and a runaway horse at a funeral

An OCR fragment presents garbled quotes on smoking and a remark about a runaway horse at a funeral, with unclear attribution and context. The text appears misread and lacks coherent details, making extraction of concrete facts difficult.

Verdun

Bear Fight Ends Fatal for Barrett in 1876 Wyoming

In 1876 on the Hig Horn expedition near Rush Creek in Wyoming, Barrett the trooper is mauled by a bear after advancing into tiles. George Pennyroyal shoots the bear, Barrett is mortally wounded, and he dies with his comrades watching from the bluff. The New York Commercial reports the dramatic frontier ordeal.

Treeper Barrett Rush Creek Big Horn Wyoming Bill Cody Old California Joe Barrett Cody Billy Beaver Dam Joe Blu Barret Bear Dever Head Ol Doe Plains George Pennyroyal Pennsylvania Bower California Bill New York

Deaf boy tells Washington cherry tree tale in gesture

Senator Horn cites a Washington Star report about Professor Gallaudet illustrating the George Washington cherry tree story through a deaf mute boy. The child uses sign and mime to convey Washington discovering the tree was cut. The tale prompts discussion of sign language authority and interpretation.

Senator Horn Washington Star Professor Gallaudet Washington George

Veteran Soldier Recalls Near Obituary After Bull Run

A veteran says that thirty years ago he was wounded and captured at Bull Run. He was reported dead for days, and his obituary appeared in several papers. He survived the mistaken obituary and later read others published from prison.

Alvo Tt Bull Run Moatlibby

Beal Mute Fchools In New York State Support

The State of New York supports seven schools for the mute and deaf where about 1900 pupils attend. The schools have educated many pupils who became men, and some are said to be dying.

New York

Mad Walkover at Unadian Regatta in Karrie Ontario

Senior singles sparked the race excitement at the unadian regatta in Karrie Ontario last week. James Henderson of the Catlin Club Chicago won the mouse event, leading a strong field that included J J Ryan of Sunnyarde and A P Barrett among others.

Karrie Ont James Henderson Catlin Club Chicago J. J. Ryan Sunnyarde A P. Barrett

Swim Meet Chaos Notes Odd OCR Sequence

The fragment describes Thompson leading early, Ryan in second with a strong start but tiring mid race, and Thorpson fading. Webb, Harret, McKey, Shea, and an unnamed runner appear in various places as the finish unfolds in a rough, misread OCR paragraph from a water event.

Key F. . Thompson M. Shea Thompson Ryan Thorpson Steuay Cathn Lew Webb Harret McKey Shea

Huckess for the Boys in Chicago Weekly Sale

Advert suggests energetic boys sell the Savannah Pikes for 2 cents per copy with weekly earnings claimed from $1 to $10,000. Opportunity advertised by CHicago SATUR Day Press publisher at 417 Dearborn St Chicago. Mentions other varied items and sensational claims about weather, medicines, and travel feats.

Huckess Chicaco Saturday Press People's Great National Weekly America Batorday Dearborn St Chicago Yhawny United States Crows Eux KDAY Press CO Dearborn Street

One-off Paper Ad With Collectible Lithograph

A damaged fragment describes a unique printed page offering a beautiful lithograph as a sample from a famed porcelain manufactory. It notes a rare work titled This work will be found in the wih or Tartars Iron Tangle and mentions Crescent roark and Cherry Bitters. The piece hints at a porcelain sale likely ending and factory closure due to declining demand.

Dr Tartar Serres

How a student Makes Money

A student describes earning methods and daily challenges in practical terms. The piece references personal finance, work tasks, and the need to balance study with income. A side note mentions the murder of M. Dubois in France, killed by a person in a quarrel at Lux home.

Hievelor France M. Dubois Lux

Port Wine praised by health board and expert testimony

The Board of Health and Dr Janes of the New York Health Office testify to the superior qualities of Port Wine by Alfred Spore of Newderneys. The London national training section notes 6000 pupils entered in 1910, 77 teachers earned diplomas, and total pupil numbers since opening show a slight increase.

Board of Health Janes New York Anys SD Alfrid Spore Newderneys London National Training Seliont For Cookery Ann

Railroad in Argentina Has 11 Mile Straight Without Curves

Fragmentary OCR reveals a note that a railroad in the Argentine Republic has a single uninterrupted stretch of 11 miles. Mentions Lord Londesborogh famed for his ties and a silk tie described as broad and flat. The garbled text also includes stray references to teasers about population growth and medicinal elixirs.

Argentine Republic Lord Londesborogh Ydstune

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's troubles

An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female complaints and functional disorders. It claims the remedy is a safe, purely vegetable tonic with non alcoholic content, offering money back if unsatisfied, and promotes Pleasant Pellets to regulate liver stomach and bowels.

Dr. Pierce

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