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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
7
The article contrasts painters who favor female subjects with portraits of men, noting men are harsh in miniatures. It cites past female postmasters in Europe and the early postal service, highlighting Alexandrine de Rue Frem and Lydia Hi as early notable women in postal roles.
A garbled passage describes a wife explaining her husband suffers stomach issues and sought two doctors. One advised eating apples every hour, the other suggested feeling a heart after eating. The writer notes the husband is attempting both remedies.
In Law Notes, Judge Willard M McBeen references four cases where a baby played a prominent part in securing acquittals while the baby was later found to have been wheeled in each case. The supposed relatives involved differed, yet the pattern recurred.
A distressed recipient, Mrs Hart, reports a frightening letter demanding money and a writer’s name. The sender, described as Mre Smart, demands a sum by Lille. The message implies dreadful consequences if the demand is not met, indicating a potential extortion or prank.
A North Carolina public schools superintendent recounts his father’s long coffee heart troubles and how Postum improved his health after switching. He notes his mother’s similar relief and the family’s overall better wellbeing, illustrating Postum as a healthier alternative to coffee.
Missouri Police Chief J J McNamara resigns after sixteen years of service. Charles H Haskell slated to succeed him with Democrats on the force likely to resign next. Jefferson City board plans a Negro girls home with $20000 funding, seeking further benefactions. Kansas City reports a derailment on Missouri Pacific No 601 injuring twenty four, including Mrs G F Thompson and J W Moweaqua among others. St Joseph事故: No 22 derailed near Halle with five cars in ditch. minor injuries. California: KRor F Kane pleads guilty, four year sentence. later parole granted. Maryville: Mrs Calvert hospitalized after foot operation. long injury history from accident.
The Porpoise laments the aged lobster's travel despite warnings. The Tortoise notes the lobster scattered to many places, ultimately ending up in a lobster salad.
Captain George Pies of Morris Manitoba reports quick relief from dry eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He described years of itching and swollen, scabby ankles that prevented wearing shoes, with improvement starting within ten days and full relief within three weeks.
Health journal highlights Castoria as a harmless, effective remedy for stomach pains and nerves, lacking opiates and narcotics. It argues Castoria replaces castor oil and soothing syrups, praises its safe, soothing action, and urges awareness to prevent poisoning of children through unsafe substitutes.
A crusty man and his partner vent over the telephone as they cannot meet each evening. They describe longing, chatter about why their calls are frequent, and the social constraint of rights forcing patience amid missed meetings.
The Westrainer City crew cleared of Miss Sadie Stevens death after an investigation by Steamboat Inspectors J J Trina Archie Gorton and W oJ Melomald. Witnesses said Stevens jumped or fell as rescuers used a boat hook amid river currents. Contemporaneous items note prohibition topics and local legal notices.
AWhitesboro Tex Baptist minister shares relief from kidney trouble after using a tonic. The notice urges readers to seek outdoor activity, moderate meals, and fresh air to improve health. It promotes Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY selling a 50 cent bar. Mer taajeerr advises outdoor living and simple exercise as essential for recovery.
A fragment notes that rice is considered a better food than wheat because it benefits elephants, hinting at a belief or discussion about diet and animal well being.
A damaged bank note tale recounts a teller revealing odd phrases written on currency in a frame. The fragmentary account blends references to a woman’s handwriting, troubling slogans, and scattered social critique of economy and manners amid historical context.
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