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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1895
Page
7
A lyrical poem by Adeline D. T Whitney portrays a mountain doorway, a garnished house, and a waiting homemaker. The scene blends June warmth, fragrant air, and a quiet farewell as loved ones cross the threshold, with the homemaker guided by divine purpose to welcome and uphold family work.
Lily Graham confesses her flight to Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Kent rescues a girl abandoned by Stephen Huskinson. Rudolph Bergen and Tess of Winstead Hall move toward reconciliation as Sir Laurence Grey confronts danger from Nora. The tale closes with Lily’s innocence proven and Rose Grey reuniting with Jamie after years apart.
Christie's in London fetched a record price for Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait Lady Betty Delme with her children. The work, initially offered at 5,000 guineas, sold for 11,000 guineas to dealer Charles Wertheimer. Other notable sales included Gainsborough’s Duchess of Devonshire for 10,100 guineas and the Dudley Raphael two years ago at around 2,000 guineas.
A Central Africa Gazette writer from Tete warns elephants are rapidly dying out in South and Central Africa. From Tete and Zumbo 3000 hunters yearly head north of the Zambesi, shooting indiscriminately regardless of age or tusk size. The writer urges a united policy to ban tusk exports under ten pounds to protect the species.
The clipped exchange hints at a confrontation with Reporter Shears, who allegedly lost temper and struck and kicked. The Able Editor challenges the reporter’s account and demands the name be spelled correctly, framing a dramatic scolding in a London paper’s terse chatter.
Oldham Lancashire emerges as a hub of cooperative action with two large societies totaling nearly 22 000 members. The movement expands into cotton mills insurance printing advertising and even public houses with water firms. Local firms own shares across diverse trades highlighting the era’s widespread company craze.
An American officer writes from the front praising the efficiency of U S electric searchlights in service, noting they outperform English and German equipment. He adds that the best maps of the Yellow Sea and Corea come from United States hydrographic authorities in Washington, with latest data and clear principal roads in Corea.
A new company aims to restart charcoal iron manufacture in Connaught using Rosa retorts to make charcoal cheaply from peat, with byproducts like sulphate of ammonia saved and prices reduced. The report notes Ireland’s rich ores and prior peat charcoal cost as a barrier.
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