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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1914

Page

7

Trade Seeking in South America Hints Missouri Contacts

A fragmentary report discusses commercial clubs seeking to place Missouri products in Latin American markets. It mentions a contact at 25 Warren Street, New York, and outlines interest from manufacturers, rail and road inquiries, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics gathering data for a Missouri Senate commission on employer liability and workers' compensation.

America Warren Street York Platiotius Missouri Ofsaame Oeo Oorre Wienen Witt Mer Ford Bureau of Labor Statistics John T. Fitzpatrick Senate Commission Forty-seventh General Assembly Bureau of Labor Bullieties Frm Eihich Kean Bureau of Labor Wimcherter Repeating Arms Co New Haven Conn Ercadar

Filial Selicitude Prompts Father Son Advice Amid Mischief

A humorous dialogue features Mr. UOGetio Stag chiding a younger listener for staying up late and missing opportunities. He urges them to join and recover chances once missed, framed in a casual, ribbing tone.

Skin Trouble and a Glowing Cure by Cuticura

An 1914 reader, Ray Bryant, recounts years of skin blisters and cracks on hands and feet. After trying many remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which completely cured the trouble. A note invites readers to mail for Cuticura samples and skin book. A separate joke about a noodle soup needle and a typographical error is included from National Food Magazine.

Ray Mryant Cutleura Dept. L Boston Adv Walter National

Goonies Seek Resolution and Names Amid Odd Clues

Fragmented text appears to mix a call for a signature and medical dosing with personal questions about Maud's marriage choice. It mentions LARA, GROVE, and EW. CAReSSING cold remedies and a double life theme emerge, but details are unclear and names are fragmentary.

Lara Grove

Grove’s Wherever You Need General Tonic Claim

An old advertisement extols Grove’s Wherever You Need General Tonic as a quinine rich remedy with liver support malaria drive blood enrichment and overall health boost priced at 50 cen. The copy also adds a harsh line about valuing a man with life insurance.

Grove

Man Marries for Appearance, Faces Harsh Reality

A man who marries a pretty girl to gain status discovers the stark truth of appearances versus true value, learning that outward charm does not guarantee lasting happiness or favorable outcomes in married life.

Memories of Old Luxemburg and medieval rites

A fragmentary reminiscence notes Ole Strange’s links to Fingland dating back 12 centuries and a Whit Tuesday procession and religious dance tied to St Whittemt. It mentions Lisembure’s medieval survivals, the park birds like the black redstart, and British naturalists’ interest in the site.

Luxemburg Luartibare Great Britain Fingland Whijtemt Osford Lisembure Pelle Park England

Fragmented Inquiry About A Girl In The Fade Costume

A reader texts about a girl in a fade aes costume asking what activities or dating she might avoid. The note contains misspellings and unclear intent, reflecting casual chat rather than a clear news item.

Grateful Parent Replies To Dukes Courtship

A quoted exchange shows a parent responding to a suitor for Gladys Asa’s hand. The father rejects pressure to oppose his daughter’s choice, asserting his loyalty and pride in her happiness despite a duke’s status.

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Untitled Fragments Reshape a Dera GUIeT Telegraph Note

The readable portions sketch a ciphered plea about piety and speech inside a veiled exchange. A Chicago reference appears, hinting at a correction or metrical prompt. The text echoes a commentary on preaching and restraint without clear narrative.

Portess Antiseptic Healing O.1 Promoted as Cure All

Fragmentary ad copy touts Portess Antiseptic Healing O.1 as a universal cure for old wounds and ailments. Vague claims mention relief and healing with no verifiable details or sources.

Fragmented ad copy hints at quinnine product and scandals

The passage reads like an old advertisement and satirical notes about quinin e flavored syrup and a trademark FEERILINE. It mentions a child and a questionable product claim along with a few lines about actors and divorces used for advertising.

Tuberculosis Hospitals Do Not Harm Nearby Property Values

A National Association pamphlet summarizes studies showing no injurious effect of tuberculosis sanatoriums on health or nearby property values. It cites court decisions, original investigations, and cases where hospitals even improved outdoor living, reduced death rates, and boosted local commerce.

Eurace

Rest and mealtime rules for tired children

Guidance urges delaying meals after work or play to allow cooling down. Nurses should ensure calm intervals before dinner, and children arriving tired should be sponge cleaned and given rest before eating. If sleep is evident, rest takes precedence over food until the next meal.

Sost Rucwal

Delays and modern transport musings in odd dialogue

A fragmented exchange presents Mr Chugeins preferring an automobile to a horse as faster. The dialogue alludes to someone enjoying wandering a retail shop and watching in a lively stable, with garbled phrasing and unclear context.

Chugeins Retmil

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Letters Noted

Five unsolicited letters from women nationwide praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from ailments and a major operation avoided. A Pennsylvanian reader recounts restoring health after using the remedy, expressing renewed energy for daily work.

Lydia E. Pinkham Halloven Lydia FE Pinkham Ana Wilt Stoke Hanover

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