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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1893
Page
6
Poetic fragment from Hurover's Bazar praising maternal comfort and steadfast love. A mother soothes a sleeping child, promising safety and happiness, with lines about tears, dreams, and the power of love to ward off darkness and pain. Named fragmentary text lacks full context.
In a new frontier town Harden juggles risky ventures while a violent domestic scene unfolds. A child cries under a smoky stove as a weary father feeds it with a spoon in a cramped room. Harden later confronts investors and builders as echoing danger shadows the town’s fragile ambitions.
Ex Senator James G Fair recalls a Powder Creek bear hunt in 1851. Bears swarmed near the wagons, spoiling provisions as the party fled. He notes grizzlies’ abundance and dangers of the era. John Muir defends rattlesnakes as misjudged, sharing a Yosemite valley encounter with a large, mottled snake and a lesson on letting snakes go. The piece ends with geologic notes from Albany, Ga, about Georgia once being part of the sea.
Albert Jones recalls a four year old theater voyage with Neff when a minstrel troupe slept in a vacant Huntington house next to a medical college. A skeleton in a corner, eerie footsteps, and a foxing ending left the company to seek new quarters and continue performing after the incident.
The fragment mixes jokes and product pitches. It mentions Mas Wisstow's Spormse Evect for Children Testing, Baker's Cod Liver Oil, Kemp's Balsam, and Garfield Tes as health cures. Dialogues reference Minnie age six, May, Clara, Maude, and Mrs Dangle with Bermuda trip notes and dancing breaks.
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