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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1895
Page
4
Short run newspaper item lists weekly publication details, office location, editor and business manager, pricing for out of county delivery, and train schedule fragments with times for passenger and local services.
Wilcox replaces his predecessor on the fourth inst and takes the role amid questions about party performance in sprint elections versus November tests. The piece muses on political implications and a possible Cleveland third-term bid, and wonders if England’s grand old man sent tributes to Germany’s elder statesman.
The column discusses goldbug influence in Chicago and Washington, the push for single gold standard by Sherman Harrison Cleveland and McKinley, and Republican hopes in Congress. It notes Britain may clash with the US near Venezuela, while urging opposition to the gold standard and pledging support for silver as money. It critiques Tom Reed and Crip, cites Bradstreet market signals, and mentions the Atlanta Cotton States exposition plans.
The Cincinnati Tribune and New York World report improved business sentiment with rising trade figures and prices from raw materials to finished goods. The Louisville Courier Journal notes higher farm and manufacted product prices as a key sign, though wary of temporary boosts and past cycles.
A long, fragmented article explores Good Friday's name origin and various customs worldwide. It notes debates on the term God’s Friday, mentions Saxon and Cornish practices, and cites Chelsea buns lore, protective rings, and superstitions tied to health and harvest. It also recalls American and Spanish mission observances and ends with classroom dialogue fragments.
March 31 1894 at 3 o clock a.m. Miss Mullie Back dies at her brother J W Back M J Vincit Mo after a chill pleuritic pain and pneumonia despite care from Drs Harrison King Calving and White She was a devout Missionary Baptist and sang hymns before death Her funeral was led by Rev J M Blaylock at Liberty near Carath with a sermon on Therefore be ye ready The community mourns her loss and remembers her kindness and friendships
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