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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1895
Page
2
The Marble Hill Press column jokes about distributing copies of the Monroe doctrine abroad and urging conspicuous posting. It laments American folly toward China and notes a penny-gambling crackdown while touching on education and spelling reform inspired by Mark Twain.
A dramatic wartime poem recalls brave comrades and brutal fighting with vivid imagery of smoke, bayonets, and courage. The piece sits beside modern notes on reform politics, industry tests, and international diplomacy, including fashion shifts in London and wartime dispatch practices in Washington.
In September at Lorton's Crag Audrey observes Lady Latimer's awakening to love as Lionel Fleming and Colonel North arrive. Amid grand parties, music, and courtship, Audrey detects a growing happiness and a shift in Lady Latimer's demeanor while the love triangle deepens and the September idyll intensifies.
A sensational claim spreads about No-To-Bac curing tobacco addiction after a Wilmington citizen narrates a testimonial from J G Fogleman of Buxton street. The tale includes endorsements from Chief of Police Hawkins and Pelham Pharmacy promises a money back guarantee, with connections to Lord & Thomas and Sterling Remedy Co.
The faculty plans a new bookkeeping course at Yale Law School with an expert accountant hired as instructor. This marks a novel feature in law instruction and expands practical training for students.
Among Gon-Tees retirees, Mr J J Bryan of Nebraska stands out as a remarkable leader. In four years he led campaigns for lower tariffs and free silver coinage, earning praise nationwide for his eloquence and influence in shaping political opinion.
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