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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
3
A fragment from a 19th-century ad notes Congressman Peres promoting a preventive and curative medicine for colds. It mentions bottles and endorsements, partially describing a sales pitch in New York City and urging readers to try the remedy despite unclear details.
An India story recounts a wounded hunter fending off a tiger as two correspondents act, a shot rings out, and the beast bites the gun. The hunter pins the tiger to the barrel with a firm grip, and a friend arrives to finish the task, while a London Globe caption notes a boy who stirs papers daily.
The text presents a garbled assortment of phrases and names. It lacks coherent events, clear entities, or a discernible news item to summarize into a valid card.
The wedding notice describes the marriage of Miss Bryant to Mr Wateron with Carding Otbbone listed to officiate. A large reception will follow at the bride’s parents’ home. The garbled text confirms a formal ceremony with a local clergyman and notable guests anticipated.
A garbled excerpt presents Renator Money discussing color associations with food items and a claim about red labels on canned tomatoes. The passage is inconsistent, with fractured quotes about West Indies, red butter, and a supposed effect of a black and white label on safety or sale. The text lacks clear context or coherent facts.
City of Philadelphia spent about Malt Million Dollars for a proposed 600000 monument to be erected in Logan Square. The design, placed on public exhibition by the Academy of Fine Arts judges, features a granite 150 foot tapering shaft with four bronze emblems and cannon mouths at the base. Lord & Hewlett of New York won first prize 1000 from 4500 entries. Also includes a fishing anecdote and notes Connecticut sobriquets Land of Steady Habits Freestone State Nutmeg State.
A fragment notes the convict ship Success, built 1700 in Moulmein from Indian teak, now moored in the Thames for exhibition. It recounts her use as a prison ship at Melbourne and a voyage from Australia to England in five and a half months, with bold claims about troop drafts and Dover garrison strength amid unsettled numbers.
In Germany, about two thirds of the country’s 150000 music teachers are alleged to be incompetent. The Reichstag will be asked to authorize a state examination compelment for teachers to prove their qualifications.
A chaotic event at Barmah involved native individuals, police, and accusations of assault. One man was handcuffed and jailed after an encounter with authorities, while another native, wounded from a prior attack, claimed provocation. The narrative centers on a plotted plan thwarted while prisoners faced confinement.
Major General Wilkes Whipple, longtime officer and survivor of the older leaders, died in New York Evanson, Illinois. He had served as Thomas' chief of staff at Chickamauga and as adjutant general to Sherman and Sheridan, later in the Civil War era. He was 76.
A fragment of a vase unearthed in Nippar is said to date back 4500 years before Christ, over 6000 years old. The inscription outlines a coronation, but the king’s name cannot be deciphered. Philadelphia Poet notes the artifact’s significance though details are incomplete.
King Christian IX of Denmark marked his eighty fourth birthday with widespread celebrations across the kingdom. Palace events were especially elaborate and were attended in part by Queen Alexandra of England, daughter of Denmark’s monarch.
A country newspaper office anecdote about Gen. Fred Funston amused readers. John Phoenix later included the tale in a collection of California stories from various years, though some credit issues surfaced regarding proper attribution to the Kansan hero.
The French post office reports at least 93 000 letters stolen last year. Investigators test steel toothed locks on pillar boxes to prevent letter extraction and curb thefts in the capital.
The experimental underground electric railway of Paris aims to banish 140,000 fires daily by expanding to eight and three-quarter miles. Two important branches will be added during the errant year, with factory safety improvements underway.
Fragmented OCR reads of a historical naval market note describe a drop in vessel supply and changing cargo patterns. It mentions initial barge and schooner activity at Ba and Saigigeil harbors, followed by reduced yard usage and fading trade. The passage notes last fall's fleet adjustments and ongoing losses over months.
A fragmented clipping reports Edinburgh intrigue with lamp posts and laments a lofty governance pecking order. It then details counterfeit dollars circulating in the Rhine province and a post office mishap delaying prosecutions. Also touched are Sudan resource prospects, a Oregon man praising Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and a survey of early vehicle propulsion shifts globally.
The text presents garbled remarks about white beings and a mythic or ritual context. It references a long-ago era, the British Museum, and an artifact linked to Queen Hale from 5600 years before Christ. The passage remains incoherent, with many unreadable phrases and possible copying errors.
An indoor intrn coverage has been ordered to cover the roof of the Cryn al galsoe in London. The total area to be covered is about Ofieen.
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