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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
8
Rainy weather wraps the county as locals return from cotton picking and visit kin at Luther Cooks. Reports of church gatherings, sawmills, and road work share a rustic, bustling scene with many small visits to Marble Hill and nearby towns.
A brief notice for H. Walter's offers buggy and harness services in Jackson, Missouri, inviting customers to visit the shop for fittings and supply needs.
Squire J L Roberaon travels to Delta to help Floyd with new house plans. Mr and Mrs Edward Burkett of Cairo visit relatives from Thursday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs LS Profferpoer Marquand return home after visiting. Mrs S W Hicks of Charleston visits her sister near Oak Mound. France Newell of Advance visited on business. William Drum Maude Smith Sarah Hahn and Mrs John Henley inspect roads Sunday. School adjourned with nuts gathered as teachers attend Cape Girardeau Teachers' Association. Sanford Harris of Dongola visits. Mrs R W VanAmbure visits son Lee in Blodgett. Mr and Mrs John Poston of Laflin shop between trains. May Kerns of Clubb Creek goes to St Louis for work. Emerson Baker visits Cairo. Liberty Association General Baptist meets at Clubb Creek. next session at Point Pleasant. Mabery of Whitewater on business. China Trinkler of Siler buys a new store and looks for winter. Jon Lowrance of Drum visits. Ed Jones family shop Tuesday. Call for wagon harness stock and prices. White's Cream Vermifuge recommended for children. Dr L J Cook to Marquand first Monday-Tuesday, Zalma fourth Monday-Tuesday. rest in Marble Hill. rheumatic pain treated with liniment. three sins and $120 per bottle referenced.
An old advertisement urges readers to call 24 for news and promotes Herbine as a quick laxative tonic to cleanse the system. It claims marinion health benefits and lists druggists as sellers. The ad uses period voice and serves as a product pitch with generic health claims.
A stream of short items from Marble Hill area reports illnesses and recoveries, visits by Rev. Abernathy and Rev. Wigner, teaching staff in Charleston, and several local residents traveling to events or visiting relatives. Mentions of a birth Wynonna Maxine Meehan and a bake sale by the Fitelia class hint at community life.
An old recipe note offers a corn on the cob dish with green olive and pepper flavoring. It lists ingredients including fresh corn ears, salt, paprika, chopped olives, and oil, describing how to prepare the dish when corn is obtainable.
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