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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
3
A long column blends medical remedies, fashion talk, and travel ideas. It highlights kidney pills, Allen’s foot ease, and a China rose garden motif, plus Spain labor costs, camel candy, and a two headed creature description. It also offers a trans Siberian route teaser and a versatile dusting brush invention.
A fragmentary report notes Herr Krupp remains head of his vast concern and would not rebuild after receiving a threatening letter he suspects came from an employee. The business magnate declares he can live without work.
Blas and Grey describe how Confederate veterans from the Sievenall Jackson Camp of Staunton Virginia honor fallen comrades. A Grand Army veteran in Union attire participates in the procession and is treated as a brother by the Confederates during the ceremonies.
A frightened princess Ulin in Damascus palace encounters a noble young stranger who vows protection and reveals Julian’s complex story. He explains Julian is not a monster, seeks to rescue Ulin from the king, and arranges a meeting to hear her truth about Julian and Horam.
An obscure reflection notes that while presidents come and go, the army remains. It recalls Arthur and Wilson, West Point, and the enduring role of the engineer corps. The piece contrasts short official terms with longer offices like senatorships and federal judgeships, citing Adams and Lincoln to illustrate enduring service.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Howell of Scranton Pennsylvania and Edward B Dean of Hackensack New Jersey ends a troubled courtship marked by family opposition and lunacy proceedings. Dean disclosed he was divorced from a first wife in December 1879 and that his second wife died on March 17 1900.
An octogenarian physician famed for blunt philosophy tells a young man how to get rich. He advises starting young by being industrious and economical, saving as much as possible, and putting funds into interest. By his age, the man would be rich and miserly.
The violin prodigy Joachim, living with Mendelssohn and visiting Schumann, listened to stars shining above as Schumann wondered if beings up there note the boy who plays the violin. Joachim modestly felt he could bring them pleasure if given the chance. Cork Industrial Exhibition funds £25000 from Irish department.
An old advertisement claims a better remedy for chills fever ague and malaria than Yucatan Chill Tonic Improved. It argues sweet tonics upset sick stomachs and promotes Evansville Indiana based claims and a 10 cent bottle price from a named maker.
A chaotic golf incident last Saturday ends with a bystander injured and a runaway horse. The piece contrasts such misfortune with commentary on Boston’s golf question and observes broader politics and weather influenced travel amid Colorado Utah summer travel promotions.
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