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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1897
Page
6
A narrator recalls a troubled family case on a farm near M town. Tilly, a volatile woman, is suspected of murder after a kitchen knife is found stained with blood. Mr Jones confesses to the crime, admitting he killed Tilly while recounting a failed picnic plea and an ominous morning.
A 1900s style astrology notice advises consulting an astrologer before marriage to align horoscopes. It explains ruling planets like Mercury Venus Uranus and Jupiter influence personality and compatibility, gives sample readings for Virgo Aquarius Gemini and a notice about mail readings and stamps.
New York Tribune notes a schoolmaster league query asking what went wrong with Joseph’s brothers who sold him. They sold him too cheaply, sparking discussion of moral lessons and prior incidents.
The article argues facial expressions often misrepresent inner mood. It notes that expression reflects habit more than current feelings and warns against judging by looks alone. It urges judging by deeds and words, with caution in misreading shy or concealing people.
A Buffalo Express interview reveals a genealogist who traces pedigrees for wealth seekers. A client insists his lineage spans to prehistoric white settlers, challenging the historian after he stops at 1620, claiming white men arrived in 1001 and threatening to hire another to go further back.
An excerpt cites a witty exchange between Firt Dill and his daughter Penelope about marriage objections. The New York Tribune notes a line about Bill and the lack of objections, reflecting humorous social commentary amid a sea of temperance newspaper mentions.
An aggressive promotion proclaims Hood s Blood Purifier as the One True Blood Purifier and advertises The Chances cooking and Household book. It touts cures like St Jacobs Oil, lists immense production figures, and describes distribution to druggists plus mail orders to Baltimore. Also noted are anecdotes and pithy remarks, including a judge's daughter and a pugilist quip, ending with farm sale snippets.
A columnist extols loving appreciation as the main reward for mothers and stresses timely medical help when overwork or illness strikes. It promotes Dr Pierce remedies as a scientific course for digestive and womanly ailments, arguing alternation of formulations to treat dyspepsia and related weakness.
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