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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1895
Page
6
A nostalgic mothers story recalls a night when a father carried a child to Grandma Iranima's door. The tale hints at growth, loss, and memory as the parent-child bond unfolds through gentle dialogue and shared fantasies.
In a brisk Victorian scene Miss Kent and friends discuss rent payments and a mysterious American lodger. Agnes, Lily Graham, and a London girl seek shelter while a lost child ad appears. A curious stranger offers to watch the shop as Mrs. Trotter steps out to report a baby’s disappearance.
A medley of short entries notes figures such as Rosina Vales and Cecil Clay planning a memorial volume, John Bartlett the Cambridge publisher aged 74, Rev. R. A. Thompson funding a mission steamer for Japan, Teall linked to Poe's Raven, and Lady John Scott connected to Annie Laurie. Thoreau’s publishing history, Bryant’s early verse, Dr Roux’s prize and Pasteur tie, Caroline Phelps Stokes ending a library gift, General Booth on millennium hopes versus newspaper men, and assorted odds and ends including patent salves and teething remedies crop up in a collage of notable personages and curiosities.
An old article fragment blends moral insight with a product ad for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promising thorough remedies for crills fever rheumatism dispersia liver kidney trouble nervousness and debility. It touts appetite sleep and flesh regain with a wine glassful thrice daily amid light jokes about workers and wages.
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