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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1894

Page

2

Bugler, what shall you blow for harvest and home

The verse asks the bugler to sound for relief of the poor and to honor fallen heroes. It blends calls for bounty and justice with wartime sentiment, urging courage, support for the needy, and tribute to those who served, as banners fly and peace returns.

Buster Bugier Hurior Rkart Wiousrled Srerwood

The Great Helper and Edith’s Narrow Escape Night

Thorne and Van Hoeck unravel a plotted raid on Edith’s wing as Lola’s loyalties and unseen hands threaten the Hesper. Thorne arms himself, secures the diamond, and contemplates a thief hidden among the staff while Edith recovers from a fainting spell.

Sir Edmund Miss Lascelle Lola van Hoeck Mise Lascelles Miss Lascelles Bruce Lascelle Edith van Hock Edithimi

Character Sketches in Court and Folk Wit

A Manchester New Hampshire suit involves a wife who sues for wedding gifts after an adopted mother locked up the couple, the matriarch dying and bequeathing the goods to a niece who keeps the fight alive. The piece then recounts amusing remarks about a bishop and a comic dialogue between Prof Johnson and Little Rastus on sun and moon, illustrating humor and moral points.

Manchester N. H Litchfeld Rastus Harper Prof Johnson

Theater Echoes Unfounded Fire Alarm Rumor

An audience member recalls hearing a fire alarm during a theater event and briefly leaving. He returned after about fifteen minutes to report that the alarm proved not to be a fire, while a companion remarked it wasn’t water.

Fragmentary Rail Inquiry Prompts Confused Exchange

A garbled OCR style excerpt shows dialogue with a railway wife reacting to a dinner plate, asking about a day off, and a terse reply about not knowing the home day. The text then shifts to a jumbled elder and antique reference and ends with a question about how many proposals have been made.

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