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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1894
Page
7
A garbled poem fragment recounts a tragedy of a dress fitting gone awry. The speaker laments Mary Hannah's gown era and the sleeve width that traps her, forcing a long, despairing pause as neighbors chatter and a walk dreams fade. The tone mirrors a damaged domestic anecdote from a byhand text.
In a fragment of a serialized tale, Richelieu reshapes a coup as Louis XIV faces betrayal. Mauprat wins pardon and power as Richelieu anchors France’s survival against Baradas Gaston and Bouillon while Julie and Baradas scheme to save or doom lovers. The tale closes with Richelieu guiding state and crown, Mauprat’s rise, and the era’s perilous dawn.
A woman wakes her husband fearing burglars and urges them to steal. He dismisses the danger, saying there is nothing to steal. The burglars apparently comply, leaving no signs of entry by morning.
A remark attributed to Mrs O Connor in a 19th century anecdote recalls a country woman defending herself against a blunt inquiry. The wit contrasts the magistrate’s overreach with the witness’s sharp reply affirming dignity.
A man rushed into the water to save a woman described as a cook who had served him for two years. The speaker questions who the rescuer and victim were, noting the act as brave but not confirming identities or outcomes.
The Chicago Dispatch reports a dramatic recovery of M Roehrig from blood poisoning after a six month treatment with Magic Cyphilene from the Cook Remedy Company at 307 Masonic Temple. The piece praises the company for truthfulness, cautions against imitators, and notes the case is vouched for by the Dispatch and notary M. W. Jowsson.
A fragmentary collage of humorous exchanges and gossipy vignettes. Jests about confidence and translation, a week since marriage, din din, and dinner, plus lines from Hicks Wicks Snarky Jim and Weary Wraggles. Aunt Marie and Carrie contrast love and folly while a nurse laments birthday envy.
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