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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
5
A brief note presents a quirky phrase asserting a humorous intent to travel to Marshal. The text credits A A Frocklin and the nickname Druggie, hinting at a playful or coded message rather than a formal report.
A Kansas City Journal excerpt argues that Selbert and Dockery control the party machinery and, if not displaced, threaten a repeat of past losses. It urges Loo V. Stephens to renew his motion for another Pertle Springs convention to unite honest Democrats and challenge the old regime rooted in the gold standard wing. The piece cites corruption payouts and state committee pledges as justification for a fresh gathering.
A fragmentary notice mentions Bucklea Arnica claimed to treat leg sores for 30 years and other conditions. Readable bits reference Bucklea Arnica products and a trade context in Virginia.
Jell-O The Mew Dessert pleases all the family with four flavors Lemmon Orange Raspberry and strawberry now at grocers Try It today.
London reports heavier snow than at any time in fifty years. Game keepers and shepherds are missing as sheep drift in ten to twenty feet of snow. Roads are impassable and frost halts work. Europe-wide storm damage includes a violent enoneform at Rome and bridges swept away over the River Tiber.
An ad promises Dr King’s New Life Pills improve complexion and liver health. It claims readers can gain rosy cheeks and clear skin, with a quick purchase at P H Frank’s drug store. The copy imitates old time patent medicine style.
Guthrie Oklahoma December 16 reports from the ranges say the cold wave is killing cattle in heavy numbers. A prominent cattleman warned the losses will surpass any prior in the territory due to lack of feed and intense cold.
A garbled report describes alleged feed poisoning and related intestinal, liver, kidney, and bowel illnesses. It mentions a Dr Kien New and a location at P. Frookin's with only 250 units available.
The Cunarder Umbria and the Etruria exchanged messages by wireless as they passed 100 miles apart. Both vessels reported positions, passenger counts, and local news from New York. The Umbria relayed news of the Liverpool Exchange quadrangle fire that occurred December 6 while the Etruria was in the Mersey.
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