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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
2
The column blends economic data on global banks and Britain’s merchant fleet with a kaleidoscope of topics. It cites Mexico, New York politics, dog prices, fiction sales, legal probes, South African war context, and scientific curiosities, including inventions, medical remedies, and notable deaths.
A fragmentary July era column surveys European culture and politics. It highlights Mie Ottairteet and Arp in a lively Hungarian program with violin virtuoso performances, mentioning Rodolph Berger and Alonaatoe. The piece also muses on financial reform, proposing abolition of interest and greater government role in the economy.
William Woodward, longtime student leader and now a secretary, is noted for his role as class historian and organizer. The piece traces his academic path from entering university to graduating with honors and moving toward a law career, highlighting leadership in athletic and social clubs and a notable connection to aristocratic circles.
In the North American Review a discussion centers on postal savings banks. Henry Castle criticizes, McCulloch argues they boost thrift but risk government debt and postal service harm. The English example shows high costs, with debates on interest rates and investment returns.
Miss Amy Rowswell captivates Washington society with refined poise as she steps into the public gaze. Alice Roosevelt accompanies her, flagged as a premier belle of the upcoming season, while the vice president’s daughter inherits wealth and social duties amid political life.
Fragmented OCR text presents unclear events surrounding Bellamy colonel figures, alleged military actions, and legal or social tensions. The article mentions names, dates, and places in garbled form with references to trials or commitments and potential outcomes related to a legal or civic proceeding.
The article describes a patent loaded gun stock with a buzzer and dry batteries to indicate hammer position, vibrating continuously when cocked. It warns the risk if a game appears or not, and notes the mechanism may be felt rather than heard, with a button to stop vibrations. Also reports three US Geological Survey geologists hired to conduct Cuba reconnaissance at the request of Secretary Root and Major General Wood, funded by the Cuban government.
Savage expected to become governor of Nebraska within the month, with Haw vacating early. Born Conmereville in 1842, he grew up on farms in Chester County and served as a soldier and scout for Grant. He later held roles in Iowa and Nebraska politics and was mayor of Sarti Onlin, noted for local exploits including town development and civil service.
The article discusses physician duties to attend patients when called, referencing Supreme Court opinions on medical obligation. It notes doctors sometimes refuse care, citing professional guidelines, while patients’ families argue for accessibility and timely treatment, including incidents involving prominent citizens.
World’s Fair era notes Wells as a rising mayoral candidate tied to southern power brokers and large business interests. Governor Re iwned Mi backs Wells. Edwards and Reynolds connections highlighted. Reynolds’ 70th birthday and a Carnegie engine design story tied to industrial progress and blasting machine innovation.
Many New England communities could expel long-serving doctors but records for Dr James Senor of Etmington, Vi. seem secure. Dr Sanford has practiced in Rutland county for over sixty years and will soon celebrate his eighty-fifth birthday, yet he still makes professional calls on more than a dozen patients daily.
In Wilmington a family endures a chilling haunting recounted by Mr. Cowley and Mrs. Cowley. A closet cradle rocks on its own, spectral figures, whispers and apparitions appear, terrifying Rose, Catharine, and their mother as they confront a long night of eerie disturbances.
The New York Times cites Old Trinity parish in New York City as a center for genealogical interest. Clerks receive frequent requests to trace ancestors in New York state birth marriage and death records. When full access is limited officers struggle to answer every inquiry efficiently.
An American woman traveling with two companions in Milan attempts to greet composer Giuseppe Verdi. Mistaking a farewell for a name, she loudly calls out Roberta, prompting Verdi to summon his servant to show them the dog. The incident highlights linguistic missteps on a European trip.
An English commercial traveler pursued his balloon-bound shopkeeper after the festival, arriving as the shop was closed. He offered a farewell and the shopkeeper escaped in a balloon car high above the trees, leaving the pursuer bewildered as he asked what he could do for his caller.
A rough, period voice surveys physiognomy and social etiquette, noting that judging character from appearance is unreliable. It discusses introductions in polite society, a nursery breakfast dish, a home remedy for bruises, and a sketch of Robert Morris’s wealth in the 1700s.
A fragmented column cites ancient feeding bottle ideas from Greek vases dating to 700 B.C. and notes on child growth ages for boys and girls. It then shifts to varied topics from drought costs in New South Wales to Mohammedanism’s growth, and snippets about villages in New Guinea and Africa headhunters.
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