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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment describes a visit or meeting with references to names and places in a travel scene. It mentions a Westfield or Weston area and hints at a discussion about options and pleasant moments, but the text is illegible and incomplete.
A fragmentary local page mentions sale of Daniel D. Killisn’s farm near Martie Hill at Marble Hill and Milleresville, plus a public auction preparatory to moving. It promotes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and Herbine health tonics from Crandler Witmer’s, Lutesville, with health advice and church notes from Deshlin Democrat.
The readable lines hint at Jasper Comsty Demeerst discussing issues of trade, foreign wars, and inflation. It references cytations of currency, production, and regional tension while mentioning times and places vaguely. The garbled text obscures concrete names or dates but preserves a sense of economic and military concern.
An account from Centerville court records details praise for Commander Schley and Captain Sears for their conduct under fire during a naval engagement. The testimony notes composure, coolness, and willingness to expose himself to danger. A reader shares personal relief after cholera medicine aided a long illness, recommending Me Lain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy from local sellers.
Read of social visits, travels, and small events around Lutesville and Cape Girardeau area. Mentions: Walter Kinder, George Lestie, Wyatt Barford, Hattie King, Miss Johnson, and various local errands. Reports on a railroad wreck near DeSoto, a bank robbery aftermath, and an upcoming A O U W excursion to Bonne Terre.
The Free Press announces an extensive contest offering 815 000 in rewards across 1 000 prizes. Readers are urged to enter by following promotional details and addressing entries to The Free Press in Detroit Michigan.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names and items with no clear event or outcome. It references possible elections, medical terms, and personal actions but lacks coherent facts, dates, or entities needed for a proper summary. The readable pieces do not form a complete news item.
An elderly resident in Oster New York recounts a winter encounter with a woman asking for two heads of medicine. The caller, identified as C. R. Grandin, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a trial, noting the woman later returned with friends seeking more of the product.
The Sonny South of Miants Ga offers a limited-time subscription at 6 cents for one year ending January 1. It is a Southern literature and culture weekly with stories, poems, and travel notes, highlighting Southern writers and readers. A cooperative deal with Weekly Constitution adds both papers for 1.25, delivering two weekly papers to families.
Farmers urged to subscribe to The Kanes City Life Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and The Special Farmers Institute Editions plus Kansas City Life Stock Indicator bonus material for one year at $1.54, a reduction from $2.00 if ordered separately. Samples available at the office. limited time offer.
The Commoner, Bryan's paper, reports a six month circulation surge reaching about 100000 copies, a figure described as unprecedented in American publishing history. The note highlights exceptional reader demand and the paper’s expanding influence.
Notice asks if readers have seen or heard of Solid Cuevee tableware as a metal alternative to silver. Claims describe it as a non tarnishing exact metal with no plating wear, noting Chicago origins and inviting requests to learn more.
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