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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1909

Page

7

Statue to Gen John Morgan in Lexington Front of County Court House

Lexington plans an equestrian statue of Gen John Hunt Morgan to stand in front of the Fayette county courthouse. The statue, funded by the local chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, faced internal opposition over the likeness and size before approval. The group aims to raise about 15,000 dollars for casting in chrome and placing later this fall.

Lexington John Hunt Morgan Fayette County Court House Fecal Court Kentucky Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Mra James J. Arnold Covington James Ho Mulligan Sohn Wombbury Loule Ville Daughters of the Confederacy

The Wrong Objective Point

An Atlanta merchant scolds Ike for chronic tardiness with excuses. Ike retorts that a mule kick slowed him only briefly, insisting the mule kicked him the other way, prompting a heated exchange in a dated, dialectical tone.

Atlanta Ike Edward

Taft considers Hawaii district judge pick amid opposition

President Taft named George W Woodruff as United States district judge for Hawaii but opposition over his limited judicial experience and past Interior Department rulings prompted reconsideration and possible withdrawal. Separately, fern leaves are noted as an excellent natural preservative for packing food and meat, with experiments showing fern-packed potatoes stay fresher longer than straw.

Washington George W Woodruff Taft United States Hawaii Weeden University of Portneywade Athletiea Roosevelt Bureau of Forestry Seater Interior Department Department of Lustice Woodruff Woontruft Isle of Man

Missouri Engineer Killed in Wreck Near Kansas City

A westbound Excelsior passenger train collided with an eastbound freight near Missouri City on the Wabash line. Engineer David Parish died. two others severely injured. Mrs C J Lavellen, wife of a miner, reportedly warned engineers, aiding last moment braking to reduce impact. A coal chute area lay 300 yards from the Wabash station where the crash occurred.

Kansas City David Parish Wan Excelsior Wabash Railroad Missouri Mra C. J. Lavellen Wabash Missouri City Touellen Aleo Newman

Turbulent Crisis at State Hospital No 2 Unfolds

Reported clashes between Dr. W F Kuhn and the hospital board escalate after Kuhn vows to run the asylum free from political influence. The board’s discharge recommendations and Geiger letters prompt further tension as investigations into hospital administration continue.

Jacob Geiger Board of Managers Gatestown Membre Kuhn

A Job For Two and Elephant Tale

A curious report describes taking Mamie Caney’s cat from a lawn party and a hunter recounts nearly being charged by a big bull elephant. The elephant struck a tree with tusks that nearly broke, stunning it momentarily before the herd escaped, leaving the hunter with about 0 pounds of tears valued at roughly $220.

Circle Magazine

Worned Justice Betts Reflects on Lineage and Leadership

Kingston figure Betts cites old rule that lazy parents yield great men as fathers of Shakespeare Lincoln Napoleon and Bismarck while noting noble offspring are rare. He warns power grows from effort, not idle wealth, and laments how future children may appear in harsh winter attire of privilege.

Betts Kingston New York Times Chas. H. Fletcher A. F. Peeler St. Louie E. Down Philadelphia Edward Parrish Brooklyn N. Y J. B. Elvott New York City C. G. Sprague Omaha Neb J. A. Parker Kansas City H. F. Merrill Augusta Norman M. Geer Cleveland Ohio Contaos Company Murray

Nervy Dentist Sizing Up Courage in Caver Teeth Tale

In a humorous Kansas City Journal item a Wichitatian seeks a nerve for dental work while friends urge action. One replies the dentist will find the nerve, highlighting a comic exchange about bravery and teeth care.

Kansas City Journal

Aller's Foot Case Ad Promises Foot Pain Relief

An OCR fragment promotes Aller’s Foot Case as a powder for painful swollen smarting and sweating feet. It claims easy sale through a local store and mentions sample free ads and the seller Allen at LeRoy.

Aller All Suggret Drese Allen

Education and Experience Speak Through Graduation Dress

A reflective passage notes education as a fig leaf and graduation dress as a symbol of experience. It claims wisdom grows from practice and action, insisting knowledge comes from hands-on work and attentive eyes, echoing Emerson on power through doing.

Eve School of Experience Emerson

Chamberlain Patent Extracts and Phosphate Powder Elixir

Product snippets claim Chamberlain Oc Ture Extracts and Wam mas Pure Phosphate Making Powder endorsed by government authorities. Mentions Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething and a Lewis Single Binder cigarette. Odd claims about secrecy and timelessness appear amidst misaligned lines.

Chamberlain Alalliirucers F Chamberlain Bi. Lewis

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