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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary health advice notes a reader named Previtenre from Providence Rhode Island describing nervousness headaches and fatigue. The readable text mentions seeking remedies and relates personal experience with backache relief and weight change though specifics are unclear.
A garbled excerpt hints at a discussion over language shifts and misheard phrases. The text mentions perception, advantage, and a mix of unclear names, suggesting a puzzle-like fragment from a historic page with oblique references.
A historical note describes a home remedy for summer cold symptoms using Fearhers Syrup purchased at a local grocer. The advice highlights easing coughing, throat irritation, and discomfort with the syrup, claiming it helps clear congestion and supports quicker recovery. The piece mentions generic medicine habits and where to buy similar syrups.
The two fast drivers arraigned before a judge were ordered to Regent to Warden Michael Zimmer of the county morgue and then to the county people to view the victims on beds of pate. The cases were continued for a week as officials planned further interviews and actions.
John Armstrong Chaloner vows to combat a so called lunacy trust amid claims of influential men driving patients to medicine houses for profit. He proposes five years of travel and lectures under the banner The Philosophic Aspects of Chi Ie themity, arguing widespread corruption across states. He was once declared insane, confined, and later restored to sanity after political and social pressures.
James Q O Malley of Miymouth Maine claims Washington misread his status. He is alive and seeks reenlistment in the motor transportation corps after repeated death confirms. His mother has written to the war risk insurance department to stop compensation.
In Birmingham a Chicago woman named Mixe Sarah Benson urged Mrs Blank to buy League stock arguing strong backing by leaders and a plan to repurpose materials for farming tools. Mrs Blank, unsure of details, bought two shares and worried about social ridicule. her husband later tried to explain the League. Police were informed after the visit.
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