Marble Hill Press Opinion Column Mixed with Industry Notes
A 19th century column from Marble Hill Press discusses social thoughts on selfishness and learning, then shifts to industry trends. It cites Louis A. Peltier, a London stock offer, and a Greek proverb. It recounts Philadelphia arch history and a 1896 railroad locomotive and export growth, with a critique of cheap goods and exploitation by retailers.
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Philadelphia
Gen. Washington
Trenton
Independence Hall
Mary Armstrong
Frank M. Etting
Railroad Gazette
South America
Russia
Japan
South Africa
Night in a Snowbound Inn Ends With a Reunion
A weary traveler rooms with a surly host during a brutal storm. He recalls a past estrangement, recognizes a fellow guest as Carriston, and wires Dr. Brand about finding his man. Morning reveals a plan to confront the unknown figure as Brand and Carriston join to pursue answers.
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Coxrimven
Lilymere
Sfsce
Old Brand
Carriston
Brand
Midcombe
Unti
Qcarriston
Richard
Railway Inn
Free Astrological Readings Offer Insight From Egypt's Lore
This column explains astrology as a study of probable life tendencies rather than fate. Readers are urged to send full birth details to Prof G W Cunningham in Chicago for weekly readings, with examples from Marlonville Missouri and Mechanicsville Iowa describing ruling planets and personality traits.
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Egypt
England
United States
G. W. Cunningham
Dept
South Clinton Street
Chicago
Marlonville
Leo
Virgo
Mercury
Mars
Hazel
Mechanicsville
Towa
Panama
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J. S. Hull
Marble Hill
Missouri
Louis A. Peltier
Indianapolis
London
Ulysses
Grant
Bismarck
Doctor Parkhurst
New York
Alchly
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Tne
International Press Association
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