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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1895
Page
7
In Cedar Rapids Iowa a Republican account notes Curley residing there describes a rescue from premature death. The fragmentary narrative hints at a medical or anecdotal remedy linked to digestion difficulties.
A Tennessee lumberman recounts a bizarre cinnamon essence intoxication that left three men violent and sick for hours, then notes personal recovery from various remedies. He cites Mrs. Thurston and Dr Williams Pink Pills as key factors and includes a testimonial by Frank J. Cheney about Catarrh Cure.
A florid description chronicles spectators vividly reacting as hats vanish from view to reveal three discreetly placed heads. The piece lauds a new humane fashion trend in Washington, praising women for mercy and gentleness while urging modest attire to spare aisle congestion and discomfort.
Notes cover early weapon sizes and weights, armor loads, dance fashions, Scottish peasant dress, a New York fracture incident, a Cornell student pursuing veterinary surgery, a colossal gun, Japan railway plans, porcelain trends, and a Boot Hill gravesite with twenty three nameless graves near Tasora Texas.
The piece discusses stage kissing amid a Vienna Berlin feud sparked by a jealous husband over an actress who quit a role for excessive onstage kissing. It notes English statements pending from Miss Terry and Mrs Campbell, plus an anecdote about Sarah Bernhardt showing varying degrees of onstage affection and its effect on box office.
A collage of brief notes and curiosities covers education shifts with Harvard Annex enrolment, fashion about Buffalo Bill, voter counts in North Dakota and Baltimore, a duke piloting a train during a strike, quips on nerves and bitters, Civil War veterans, rising bicycle use and cheap wheels, portraits deemed dangerous, evolving medicines, a nascent spring forecast, and a call for drug habit reform literature.
Mr. Froude says only Tennyson and Carlyle will likely live among the men he has known while others seem transient. Notes Stratford Shakespeare, Chalfont Milton, Burns Ayr, Wordsworth Cove Cottage as preserved literary houses. Champ Clark describes a Hannibal lecture on the fifty third congress. Teething remedy recommended. A Springfield woman seeks damages for cold on street car. Patent medicine claims and a corny ad. Lake Michigan ice covers eighteen inches. Straits unlikely to open before May 1.
A fragmentary notice offers onion seeds and growing instructions claiming 1 000 bushels per acre value and seeds for sale. It cites John A. Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis and lists Danvers Globe and other vegetable seeds with postpaid prices. Also mentions marriage rumor for Editor W N U Thunderer and Freddy and a statistic about the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers disbursing over 3 000 000 to widows.
A Chicago ad states Norton’s Monthly Sentinel offers a 25 cent paper for a year and a free copy of Teo Men of Money Island with each subscription. It touts a 70,000 circulation and marks a limited time offer ending once 100,000 subscribers are reached. Address 5. F. Norton, 644 Ogden Ave.
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