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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows a car related item with dates and names like Dean and Micb, mentioning a feed for someone. The readable portion hints at a charity drive or community effort but details are unclear and names are uncertain.
Fragmentary article discusses beauty, leprosy, and humors as chronic afflictions. It extols daylight cures and home remedies, especially Cuticura products, claiming rapid relief and restoration of complexion, hair, and skin. Includes sweeping praise of ointment, resolvent, and soap as universal external cures.
Fragmented notes recount a wedding scene with Lady Dufferts and the Davis family, a Danish maidens ring ceremony, and a groom changing his ring position. The item blends banking, trade, and oddities from a period column with sketches of early industrial notes, including hog skin uses and petroleum notions.
Fragmented notes describe German immigration in two eras with a transition in 1800 to 1870, and political exiles rising 1830 to 1848, alongside a warning placard at Würzburg University about hat removal in lecture halls, signed by the janitor. Also mentioned is Gen. Eugene Griffin with an American flag crafted by sailors after Luzon actions. A local Oklahoma claim touts a kidney cure from Dodd's Kidney Pills after a decade of illness, attributed to Granton resident BE Gosney.
In a London asylum a deadly fire broke out causing many inmates to perish. Nurses fought to rescue residents as patients roamed the grounds in their gowns. Staff were injured while defending patients and several inmates attacked attendants during the chaos. Two inmates restrained a patient while others clashed in a violent frenzy.
Dr Parker of the City Tempis London aimed to publish a US edition of a nameless novel to spark demand for an English republication and future religious works. The book flopped due to its turgid style, and J M Buckley notes Parker never acknowledged or discussed the project in later interviews or with readers who owned a copy.
The secretary of state of New York has provisionally accepted the appointment of associate justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines. Conditions tied to the acceptance are described as such that the appointment will undoubtedly be made.
New York reports Maurice Grau, famed impresario, plans retirement from the stage and management. He has guided many leading opera stars and produced premier productions, amassing a handsome fortune. His exit will be widely regretted in the operatic world.
A New York witness in the Cooper Young case reports increasing violent threats from a man allegedly using aliases to intimidate her. She fears for her life and refuses to venture outside unless escorted by a brother or friend as police search for the assailant.
A village in Hunton uses church attendance rewards funded by bonds from Bishop Por tous who died a century ago. The annual prize divides among six poor cot renters who attend services most, roughly 25 cents per service and over 42 cents per Sunday. Dr. Par eus served as Hunton rector 1705 to 1787 before becoming bishop of London.
The excerpt surveys international commerce and policy shifts as markets adjust to wartime disruption. It references an English port opening to global buyers on equal terms, Russian economic aims via mine distribution and wealth, and the broader impact on prices and trade routes. It also notes local academic anecdotes and civic projects including memorial road work linked to Jefferson, with broader reflections on aging populations, religious institutions, and naturalization trends in France.
Royal magazine piece by the duke of Argy about seeing ghosts features hearsay tales such as an emerald seeker in Egypt finding a skeleton with emeralds. The anecdote ends with a question on glint in skull eye sockets. Separately Bird Adams asks Speaker Reed about a bill. Reed jokes about not passing a bill for a dollar and a quarter.
A millionaire preacher, Rev. M. BE. Mason, once in Ogden Utah, saved Captain Henry K. Lawrence, a minor prospector. Lawrence later rewarded Mason with mining stock. The stock appreciated massively after Christmas when mines flourished. Mason refused the fortune, resigned his pastorate, and set out to see the world.
The Primitive Methodism of Burnley issued a stern minute banning Sunday courting and public arm in arm strolling by single men and women. It condemned couples walking in streets and chatting at street corners as offenses against Sabbath dignity. The notice reflects strict social discipline within the 1834 church group.
The Congressional Library plans a book plate program with rare and out of print books. Many titles feature authors' names on the title pages and Connaught is highlighted as the lead with several Irish annals attributed to Connaught.
Misa Nawa daughter of a noted editor and entomologist, is an accomplished entomologist who paints with stilt and has produced many color plates of native insects notably beetles and moths. She shares her father’s passion for photography and assisted in his major work on life histories of Japanese insects harmful to agriculture. Public Duty Above Dollars The Worcester city council ordinance.
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