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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1889

Page

3

Two Bio Prizes from Louisiana Lottery Draw

In New York a tale unfolds of Arabian jugglers and a Spanish trucker who each win shares of the Louisiana State Lottery prize. Mohammed, part owner of ticket 71 823, nets 2500 from a 1 dollar stake after a transfer. Someriva, a Spaniard with Hawley Hoops, secures 15000 from ticket 63556, with checks cleared through Wells Fargo and Bank deposits amid bank scrutiny.

Geremaeey Hannum Anthony Someriva Manley & Hoops Mulberry St Mohammed Svingueoe Mohammed John F. Cunningham Clinton Place Mohammed Hai Habadje Wells, Fargo & Co S Express Amerian Exchange National Bank Broadway Cedar St Philadelphia Habadja Barnum Someriva Hawley & Hoops Prest Hornet Horuet Ann York Daily News Novi

Thank God I Am an American Woman in Europe

Mrs Barry reports on European working women in Paris Brussels and Crefeld. She contrasts scarce manufacturing for Paris women with country work and cites income and conditions. She notes social inferiority of European workers, Parisian street life long meals and unbroken hours, and urges American women to value and improve their own opportunities.

Barry Paris France Brussels Crefeld Germany Aps Cartylogy Sedduml New York Mott Orchard Manchester Angel Street London Strand Whittechapel Pariaite Rae Bt Antoine Brusvele Ita Market Square Rotterdam I Howe Working-Women America

Thought It Was Meant for Him

A heavy-set red-headed man clashes with a train engineer near Buffalo. After the engine fails and the train derails, passengers escape as the red-headed man taunts the engineer, claiming retaliation and a cruel tease about the near-disaster. The incident ends with taunting and implied counts of payback.

Love You Dearly and Miss My Heart’s Sighs

A fragmentary verse piece laments longing and heartache as a speaker addresses a beloved. The metalanguage hints at affection and separation, with lines about being unseen yet feeling the beloved near and the life being led astray. The closing attribution reads Austin McCarthy.

Austin McCarthy

Benjamin Franklin and early weather travel findings

The text describes observations by Benjamin Franklin on storm movement, noting storms travel from west to east across the country. It mentions Philadelphia and other towns, claiming storms generally follow a west to east path and that forecasting relies on westward conditions, aligned with early signal observations.

Benjamin Franklin Estale Philwlelphiie Inter

Worsening headache quips in aunt’s tavern tale

Mrs Heurall visits and notes a groaning man in the other room while Mrs Tellall says he is merely shaving. The New York Sun vignette captures a domestic exchange with humorous mishearings and feigned concern about a bad ailment.

A Wicked Wicked Dish at Cape May

An Ohio clergyman left a joint the last summer after seeing deviled crabs on the menu. He claimed the bill of fare offended him and said he had wrestled with Satan for twenty years and would not change.

Ohio Cape May Satan

Kingdom of Tin on Harney Peak’s Silicate Ring

G D reports from the Black Hills on Harney Peak where over 600 lodes lie within a three to five mile circular belt. Tin veins run in fissure structures and dikes with vertical to inclined walls. Prof Batley asserts veins deepen and grow richer. mining could extend to great depths.

G. D Kingdom of Tin Custer's Peak Harney’s Peak Erage Gilbert B. Batley Dakota School of Mines Black Hills

Professor True debates Jonah tale with whale size claim

An article from the National Museum of Washington criticizes the Biblical Jonah story, arguing the largest whale throat is about three and a half inches, noting the text mentions a great fish not a whale and stressing the distinction between whale and fish in historical accounts.

Professor True National Museum At Washington Jonah True

Soldier's Tears at West Point Over Georgia Song

At West Point on Thursday Gen Sherman was seen with tears in his eyes as the band played Marching Through Georgia. The moment recalled a past festive event when hundreds of schoolchildren waved flags and sang the same tune, the veteran remarking it was too bad to make all those dear children sing that darned old tune.

James Fair Louis Globo Democrat Wiley Laclede West Point

Ambiguous Phrase Sparks Curious Old Paper Snippet

A fragment from a Texas satire recalls a character named Hambechard seeking money from a rich uncle. The quip about a hut and craps hints at a long-standing financial precarity. The language reflects archaic humor and unclear provenance.

Texas

Henry George in Australia to push single tax plan

Henry George plans a February trip to Australia to aid New South Wales in resisting tariffs, discuss his single tax, and explain his economic philosophy. The piece portrays him as both a social thinker and a plain, approachable man, with anecdotes about his reading habits and newspaper editing process.

Henry George Australia New South Wales Lmnes George Great Britain Mihher George Pies Lis E

Unclear ad copy from old medical patent notice

An obscure 19th century style advertisement promotes Tir Kline’s Glrese Nerve Restorer claiming cures for fits with a free trial and no charge. It lists Dr Kline of Arch Street Philadelphia and a representative Shively from an Indiana district, and references Tansill’s Punch as a celebrated product.

Tir Kline Glrese St. Phila

Sherman Notes from Kenesaw Mountain Flank Plan

The account describes General Sherman directing General Cox during a flanking move after failing to break Johnston at Kenesaw Mountain. Sherman sits on a stump with a map, then urges Cox to interpret signals he understands, guiding the detour to threaten the enemy’s left.

General Sherman Joe Johsion Kenesaw Mountain Cox Sherman Tawny Sisoke

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