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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1891
Page
2
A long editorial fragment reflects on Europe’s peaceful past year and uncertain future, war preparations, and social burdens. It critiques reform rhetoric, praises moral character in business, and discusses policy topics from Indian affairs to Alaska purchase, the Eiffel Tower comparison, farming methods, and Malthusian population theories with diverse, discursive observations.
A long, uneven excerpt follows from a serialized tale about Queen Mab of Fair Island and Protector rule. The narrator recalls political norms, gender roles, and royal succession while detailing aboard a ship voyage as Mab views English prints, books, and mirrors, prompting thoughts of future travel and independence.
A 1891 New York sermon by Dr. Talmage explores snow as a divine gift, urging readers to find God in the littles of creation. He imagines snowflakes revealing celestial order, justice, and mercy, and urges personal renewal through humility, charity, and faith amid sorrow and hardship.
Dandraff is a common scalp condition not a hair issue and should be treated gently. The article describes using a comb and brush to lift and remove scales without scattering them. It notes prevention is better than scraping and mentions simple remedies that work for most cases per Good Housekeeping.
The passage notes that lackingBreeding shows in awkward hands and wasted gestures. It contrasts a gentleman’s hands resting naturally with a display of hands and fingers as signs of mental aptitude. It references historical figures and feudal valor, illustrating hands as a measure of character.
A letter from Dr J B Henson of Rochester New York recounts a brutal battle with Bright's disease and kidney failure. After failing with multiple doctors and treatments he used Warner's Safe Cure starting June 1 1851 and steadily improved, gaining 26 pounds in three months and becoming free from pain. He claims over half of American deaths are from Bright's disease and urges readers to seek early evaluation.
A fragment notes the Emperor of China desires to travel and visit foreign lands to gain railways pavement English clothes and modern tools for mechanics, signaling interest in Western innovations and international exchange.
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