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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1892
Page
7
A Kent town tale describes a gentleman hiring a carpenter to build an electrical sounding device filled with candass to send sound waves. The craftsman completes one side while the other forms a caveenery. Smith answers, I hear nothing, highlighting a contrast between excitement and recklessness.
J. D. Cox of Allegheny, Pa. reports long standing dyspepsia and heavy stomach upset improved after two weeks on August Flower. He says he can now eat previously avoided foods and has lost twenty pounds since recovery. Henry, Druggist, Allegheny City, Pa., corroborates user experience.
A Victorian pastoral scene unfolds with Phyllis’s blue gown and Colin tending sheep, their hearts calling to one another across a meadow as a chorus of lambs and hoofbeats foreshadow a budding romance.
Princess Bismarck publicly upbraids the Kaiser as her husband’s resignation looms. At a farewell reception, officials and dignitaries present. the princess vows the knave will rue defying Germany’s greatest man. The scene ends with a panicked palace exit. Separately, Miss Harriet Gardner dies in Mayo after becoming famous for challenging tenant rights in masculine dress.
Lady Henry Somerset delivers an eloquent presidential address published in the British Women's Temperance Association annual report. Two gold medals in the national schools of art competition in England honor life studies of the undraped model, both awarded to women. Lady Wilfreda Biddulph, at a Children's Happy Evening association meeting, extols joys linked to gold figures in life studies.
A fragmented editorial style collage questions claims for Bostetter's Stomach Bitters, then extols Beecham's Pills as liver remedy. It quotes Dallas News on tomes and contrasts with quips about politics and a North Pole comparison, ending with a wry note from Atchison Globe.
The ad claims the pleasant Syrup of Figs as a permanently beneficial laxative, contrasts it with cheap extracts and mineral medicines, and urges use of the true remedy. It cites Albert West to promote Hall's Catarr remedy and notes California Fig Syrup Co. manufacture and Toledo distribution.
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant pills are small sugar coated granules easy for children to take. They claim mild natural action with no after reaction and promise relief from constipation indigestion bilious attacks and liver stomach and bowel derangements. Sold in glass vials to stay fresh and reliable with a money back guarantee for satisfaction.
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