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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1897

Page

7

All Was Not Lom And the night still held a vow of fearsome love

A fragmented late 19th or early 20th century newspaper snippet blends romance dialogue with ad copy and short notices. It describes a pair fleeing at night with a clergyman, mentions a diuretic remedy, and references various products and a note about alcohol consumption trends in Britain and France. It closes with a gag about the German Empress joining a rider corps.

Pierce Sarah E. Rains Dayton, Cass Co Butlaloo

Gen Joe Shelby Hero of Many Battles Dies at Missouri Farm

Longtime Confederate officer General Joe Shelby died at his Adrian Missouri farm. Born 1831 in Lexington Kentucky he joined Price’s Missouri cavalry and fought in Kansas Mississippi Texas and Louisiana. His band crossed into Mexico aiding Juarez or Maximilian selling arms after a March from Waco to Eagle Pass and New Braunfels. He protected public funds and earned respect of enemies and friends alike.

Shelby Adrian General Shelby Lexington Lafayette County Kentucky Kansas Price Isaac Shely Col James Shelby Missouri Commonwealth Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana Texas Shelly Corsicana Tex Mexico Juarez Maximilian Waco Austin San Antonio Smith Magruder Hindman Lyon Laedbetter Wilcox Lee Murrah Morehead Allen Trusten Polk Harris Tennessee West New Braunfels Eagle Pass Rio Grande Piedras Nagras

Unsteady Band Travels From Shelby to the Cordova Colony

A group of about 30, led by Shelby, journeyed from a local area to the City of Mexico and finally settled in the Cordova colony of Carrotta. The move traces an adventuring path through California and distant ties to British Honduras or Brazil.

California British Honduras Brazil Shelby UN Trusty Mexico Cordova Carrotta

Strong Kings and Rulers Noted for Vast Physical Strength

A historical list notes rulers famed for strength including Russia’s late czar and the German emperor who wrestled a professional strongman. It recounts Augustus I of Saxony tossing a monk from a window, Maurice of Saxony twisting a corkscrew nail, and Dom Pedro I dunking chamberlains at carnival. Leanderberg of Albania is cited as a giant, famed for breaking foes with a single sword stroke and a mighty arm capable of cutting a man in armor.

Czar Russia Augustus I Elector of Saxony Maurice London Dom Pedro I Brazil Lcanderberg Albania

Meteora Venture Promises Historic Imperial Visit

The empress of Austria plans a visit to the monasteries of Meteora in northwest Thessaly Greece. She will be hoisted up in a rope net to the rock summit using a five century old windlass described as simple yet gravity defying. The site features a fortress like cloister with towers gates a central chapel and a fountain shaded garden plot.

Austria Thessaly Greece Meteora

Training School for Negro Women Nurses in New Orleans

The University Medical College of New Orleans plans a training school for Negro women as nurses to increase the supply of qualified staff at moderate pay. Current locally trained nurses are few and expensive, unable to meet demand.

University Medical College of New Orleans

Exaggerated Seed Claims Amid Looser Advertisement Tricks

A fragment asks readers to doubt seed performance claims for Salzer's seeds with sensational yields cited for barley oats corn and potatoes plus a misleading mail offer for ten cents and ten dollar samples. It also references patent medicines ads including Dr Hurter's Iron Tonic Piso's Cure, and quips on marriage flirtation and the Duke of Fife.

John Breider Mishicott Wis Salzer E&c John A. Salzer Seed Co la Crosse W.w

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