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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1896

Page

7

Never Date a Girl Who Keeps a Monkey

A narrator recalls an engagement to Miss Tremaine ruined by her pet monkey Jacko. After endless escapes, mistaken identity, and a chaotic clash with an Italian owner, two monkeys end up in competitions for affection. The tale ends with a vow never to marry a girl who keeps a monkey.

Jack Trevor Miss Tremaine Tremaine Jacko Captain Tremaine Mawl

You Can Walk 85253 Miles An Hour

A playful calculation shows that a one hour stroll results in a vast travel distance when accounting for Earth's rotation around its axis, its orbit around the sun, and the sun’s motion through space. The piece combines figures for circumference, orbital diameter, and yearly solar drift to reach 85253 miles per hour.

What He Was Doing Deacon Coodman Remarks on Sabbath

A Deacon questions a boy about going fishing on the sabbath. The boy replies he only seeks wicked sabbath-breaking fish in the stream and jokes that punishing them by pulling them out would not be wrong. Transcript from the Boston transcription reads as a humorous exchange.

Deacon Coodman Yonier Boston

Methodist Growth Cited by Rev Thompson

Rev W J Thompson states that Methodism has grown to account for one in fourteen people one in five Christians and one in three Protestant church members, highlighting the churchs expanding influence and reach.

Methodist Church W. J. Thompson

Too True Exchange on Reading Habits and Women

A Tinny Tit-Bits quip features a character named Mr Beverly remarking that people read fewer novels. The line highlights a dismissal of women as fit companions in contemporary society, reflecting era satire and social stereotypes.

Beverly Fie

World billiards champion Ives wills arm for dissection

Doom Cree Mulliardlet reports Frank Ives, famed billiards champion, claims extraordinary arm strength capable of driving a ball to 11 cushions. He compares himself to rivals Fitzsimmons and Corbett who reach fewer cushions. Ives has just made a will directing his right arm be severed and sent to his physician for dissection after death, with the rest of his body cremated. Ives has saved $300,000 in his career.

Doom Frank Ives Fitzsimmons Corbett Ives

Personal benefit claim for Dr Williams Pink Pills noted

A reader's notice states that any person who has benefited from Dr Williams Pink Pills will receive valuable information by contacting Pink Pills P O Box in Phi s Pa. The fragment implies a promotional offer via a postal address for further details.

Almanack Fractures and Facts from Odd Claims

A fragmentary 19th century item notes a single pair will rise to 119169 in six years and cites the Soma cypress of Lombardy as the oldest known living tree with unknown age in 43 Piso era. It also mentions D C Albright in Pennsylvania using Cure for Consumption and a remark that the Jingo was once called barbarian. It adds a fly’s season egg count of 20080820.

Alinut Lombardy

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