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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1891
Page
3
A reader recounts trying a herbal cure recommended by doctors for kidney and liver issues. The piece discusses the perceived efficacy, contrasting herbal remedies with medical advice, and mentions multiple doctors and a patient who says the treatment cured them after three bottles.
The piece notes a shift in fall fashion with allk skirts, waist ruffs, lace bounces, and masculine touches like scarf-pins. Gloves fit loosely, feet are cramped, and Holland twills with graceful mohairs appear. Silver gimp trims white silk dresses for a stylish look.
In a Palestine tour lecture Talmage speaks of living in tents, Jacob’s well, and biblical sites. He recalls the hyena's roar near the well and compares modern travel to ancient scenes on Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal, urging personal faith and digging one’s own well of provision. He includes reflections on biblical events at Shiloh and End with calls to repentance and spiritual renewal.
The speaker contemplates the Plain of Armageddon near Nazareth, recalling historic battles from Jericho to Crusader clashes. He extols the cross as a universal symbol, linking ancient warfare to Christian promise, and envisions a global gathering of nations before a final spiritual conflict and triumph.
A muddled fragment cites farm labor as the key to profit and warns on egg sourcing. It references Dr Bull’s cough remedy and aviation oil as cost savers, then offers scattered musings on labor, truth, and Goethe. The text blends agricultural tips with moral and medical asides, lacking a single coherent narrative.
A playful verse traces shifts among names Castoria Cantoria Casoria and Misa as a child grows. It notes affection and family ties through evolving identity across generations. A light, rhythmic meditation on naming and memory.
A farmer proposes a storage method to banish various roots and cabbage while ground is frozen. Cabbage is packed in barrels with earth covering the barrels and straw on the barrel head. The head is arranged to allow removal as needed.
A collage of quirky items: a Michigan man laboring on Mesfodery in Malheur California. Paris cyclists needing licenses. a Sacramento gas strike at 540 feet. Washington wheat and other crops yielding $27 million. Juliana Alderety Carrales dies in Cuba at 137. London population compared to Norway and Sweden. an inmate at a Georgia lunatic hospital imagines being corn. Oakdale vigilance drives out troublemakers. a Georgia hog named Skeleton weighs 525 pounds and is seven feet seven inches long. 100,000 German schoolchildren with impediments of speech. Voress photographs color shades from deep red to orange. Klausen burg photographers fail to fix certain colors. Sweet pea varieties dominate decorative gardening.
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