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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1894

Page

6

City Distances Grow As Population Expands

A 60 mile radius around Pittsburgh yields 1 608 04 people, larger than Chicago, suggesting Greater Pittsburgh could rival New York in size. Armenian atrocities could spark reactions from powers and Turkish reforms may be urged. Brazil’s Moraes elected president promises business administration and resource development.

Pittsburg Chicago Hualtimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland New York Washington Armenia Russia Turkey

Unclear anti animal treatment and erasure of Indigenous names

The fragment criticizes inhumane experiments on rabbits and animals, noting cruel methods and suffering. It also laments a dearth of place names in the region, accusing officials of discarding old Indian names to honor others, with scattered references to tribes and places such as Winni, Momphrema, and Soneea.

Astern

How Not to Do It In Domestic Life And Kitchen Tales

A retrospective on household columns urges restraint for overburdened housekeepers. It notes endless rules tempt frantic busywork, cites a human kitchen scene with Philomena at a tiled stove, and offers old fashioned remedies for croup such as onion juice and camphor mixtures.

Celle New York World

Sure Signs and a Clairvoyant at the Soldier's Home

An elderly woman at the soldiers' home caresses a young couple and boasts she can foretell futures from palms. She predicts marriage to a moneyed, tall, light-haired partner for the man, warns the wife of sisterly trouble, and accuses the man of lying after revealing a palm line. The man reveals he can read fortunes too, triggering the fortune teller to withdraw in anger.

Brunet Princeton Street Washington Post

The British Empire a World History's Political creation

The British empire is a vast political construct unmatched in extent and population, spanning from Hudson Bay to India and Honduras mahogany lands. It hosts diverse peoples, from Kaffirs to Toronto and Sydney citizens, with Hindus Mohammedans and Buddhists totaling millions, and the Bible printed in many tongues, yet it maintains order amid diversity.

China Zanes Hudson Bay India Honduras Cape Toronto Sydney

Royal Baking Powder recommended for modern cooking

The article urges using Royal Baking Powder in all receipts calling for a leavening agent. It claims superior rise, lighter texture, better flavor, and greater economy versus cream of tartar and soda. It notes top cooks and cookbooks endorse exclusive use of Royal for best results.

Notable Figures and Moments in Brief Life Sketches

A roundup of quick portraits and curios: Dr. Charles Eastman and Elaine Goodale live prosperously in St. Paul. Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. inherits about 300,000 pounds with a 5,000 pound bequest. Four fast cruisers touted by Melville claim world speed. Lord Rosebery spends cabinet time with his daughter at Dalmeny. The German empress keeps a strict routine and makes coffee for the emperor. General Meade earns respect for austere bearing and popular leadership. Mrs. Oliphant mourns a last surviving son who served Windsor and wrote for the Spectator. Professor Metschnikoff of Paris, Pasteur pupil, claims a Koch-method mucous fever cure. Ellen Terry desires the charm of tiny cottages on drives. Justice J. M. Harlan appears as a tall, robust, sociable figure on the supreme bench.

Charles Eastman Elaine Goodale St. Paul Oliver Wendell Holmes Melville Olympia Minneapolis Columbia New York Lord Rosebery Dalmeny Park George Oliphant Windsor Castle The Spectator Metschnikoff Paris Pasteur Ellen Terry

Lessons From Grains Of Gold Moral Aphorisms

A compact collection of maxims on virtue effort and character. It urges deeds over words praising self discipline and consistency while warning against repeated mistakes and careless conduct. The text links inner wealth to enduring happiness and urges pursuing right over easy paths.

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