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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1900

Page

3

Natural Railway Tunnel in Beatt County Virginia

A natural limestone tunnel on the South Atlantic and Ohio railway in Beatt county Virginia carries a narrow gauge line through a cave for about 1500 feet before emerging on the other side Mountaintop watercourse Stock Creek runs the cave channel The region also features a natural bridge over a James River headwater near Lynchburg noted for its beauty The text also includes a lemon punch recipe with fruit and Apollinaria served over ice in tumblers.

South Atlantic and Ohio Railway Beatt County Virginia Virginia Aio James River Lynchburg

Alloy of nickel steel expands little under heat for clocks

The international bureau of weights and measures reports an alloy of 86 percent nickel and 64 percent steel expands only 150 percent of the amount expected from the separate metals. This alloy will aid astronomical clocks by reducing temperature adjustment questions.

International Bureau of Weights and Measures Paris

We Want the News Says Warner of Gib bon Georgia

The Gib bon Warner urges residents to share news openly. He invites readers to report domestic incidents, social gatherings, or parties, offering to publish details to show friendship and community spirit. Include visitors and celebrations even if modest.

Gibbon Warner

Face Worth Fortune Believed Honest Jury Backlash

A curious exchange shows Sprogies and Bingle arguing over fortune and changing minds. Sproglea recalls jurors bribery, noting moneyed fellows avoided her due to an “honest face” perceived by them. The piece mentions Wiso's Curator Consumption and a date linked to N. W. Sallibhy in Ocean Grove, New Jersey.

Bingle Sproglea Wiso N. W. Sallibhy Oveau Grove N.J

English Chancellors and Judges Rise in Power

Lord Holsbury has held office longer than any chancellor in the Salisbury era, with nineteen of fifty-five county court judges appointed under his tenure and a twentieth soon to join. Reminiscences note language variances by Baboo with European education, and a Prince of Wales habit of patching quarrels. A Portland cat drinks Sebago water only from a faucet, catching each droplet with rapid tonguing.

Lord Holsbury Lord Salisbury Han Lord Hardwicke Lord Thurlow Lord Elden Court of Appeal and Chancery Queen's Bench Lady Dufferin Portland

Chase to Harrismith Ends With Key Prisoner Revealed

Rothes and Henrich track horse prints across a desolate frontier and surprise Gerald Moore’s native slave, Moore’s boy, held at gunpoint. The captive reveals Moore’s plan to marry a woman at Harrismith after pursuing her from New Kelso, with word of her suffering if not found.

Rothes Moore Free State Henrich Haenrieh Gerald Moore Hans New Kelso Ladyyamith Baas Mr. Moore Harrismith Chipanga

A Story of the Boer Campaign in Natal

Bluebell Leslie flees on desert veldt after a perilous escape from pursuers. She hides in an ant bear hole, prays for help, and faces starvation and the roar of a lion. With night fears eased by faith, she plans a perilous trek southward toward safety in a vast, unfamiliar plain.

Bluebell Iast Bluebell Leslie King of Beasts Moore

Bluebell's Narrow River Crossing Escape

Bluebell and Moore approach a river drift hoping to escape. Bluebell, exhausted, weighs leaping midstream for freedom while Moore confidence grows as his horse enters shallow water. A dangerous, wavering moment tests whether she can seize the chance before pursuers close in.

Bluebell Tugela Moore Chipanga

Woman’s Slipper Hint In Africa Desert Chase

Two English officers in the veldt follow a clue from a woman's slipper found in red sand. A spoor on the ground points to a hidden woman nearby as they circle a shrub covered kopje, sensing a forthcoming discovery.

Briekly Retcourt Preston Greene

Great Thinkers Are Sometimes Great Eater Tale

Nikola Tesla, while in Edison's Paris lab, endures two days of toil without sleep. Foreman Fulton orders a hearty steak meal to revive them, and Tesla asks for a second steak, illustrating that intense intellectual effort can be followed by voracious appetite.

Chicago Tesla Nikola Tesla Edison Paris Fulton Tessa Mr. Fulton

Fire under a hat at Monte Carlo Casino

In Monte Carlo a curious incident near the Casino atrium ended with a woman’s tulle toque catching fire from naked gas lights. A quick, unconventional act by a gentleman, who pressed his square-topped hat down to smother the flames, prevented serious injury.

Mor Mat Monte Carlo Atrium Lilm Indy Paris Messenger

The Eye of the Serpent Bonkes Eye Protection

The Eye of the Serpent notes that Bonkes eyes never close whether sleeping walking or dead. No pyelida exist the eye is shielded by a tough eyeplate formed from the epidermic envelope. This clear plate allows perfect vision yet remains hard enough to guard the delicate organ during rapid glides through thorny twigs.

Army marching steps across European forces

Survey data shows step lengths around thirty one and a half inches with about 119 to 126 steps per minute varying by army. German 31.5 in 119 steps, Austrian 29.5 in 110, Italian 29.5 in 190, French 29.5 in 115, British 90 in 116. A robin nests nearby while a Yeoman notes changes after marriage.

One Woman's Letter on Pinkham Remedies

A testimonial from Mrs. Eliza Thomas of Easton praises Lydia E. Pinkham remedies for ulceration of the uterus after two doctors failed to help. She claims four bottles cured her, allowing return to work, and notes the supplier and address in Massachusetts. The piece also mentions ship rigging with wire rope reducing lightning damage and the conducting hulls of ships.

Eliza Thomas Pine St Easton, Pas

Hall’s Catarrh Core and Sacred Art Prize Notes

An assorted clipping mentions Hall’s Catarrh Core taken internally with price notes, a humorous club meeting exchange about writing paper, and the pope’s prize for a Holy Family painting with Turin exhibitors. It also advertises Tastelova hill and a medicine capsule, claiming uniform medicine content and a 6 cent price.

Hall Price Turin

Milford ram with four horns draws Boston Globe notice

A Milford Maine ram is described as a freak with four horns. The two larger horns measure 14 inches, the two smaller about 10 inches. The horns curl in opposite directions, producing a curious spectacle. The note also observes floorwalkers’ attire in a Boston store.

Milford Boston Globe

Education and Emperors Tied to Ends in Realistic View

Dr. Dillon argues education guides practical aims and cautions that no one man grasps all empire administration. A recent eight month old petition shows delay and accountability, while historic standards shape ministerial relations. Cheap railway excursions advertise trips via Great Rock Island Route with dates from Chicago to Colorado and Utah, plus a Colorado tour offer and a Colorado Flyer.

Nicholas Taye BE. J. Dillon Sar Colorado East Lake City Ogden Utah Chicago Kansas City Great Rock Island Denver Springa Colorado Flyer Colorado the Magnificent Jobo Sebastiag

Rockefeller's Income Quoted at 26.0 Minute

A curious remark questions Rockefeller's income rate of 26.0 per minute and jokes about hidden labor behind the tally. An ad adds that Nad foap Rules Clothes But Maple or Felter Soap preserves, whitens, and sweetens fabrics and is sold by grocers.

Nad

Notable ranting notice from a London personal appeal

A garbled London personal notice requests a missing Willie to contact his distressed wife and children, warning of his mother’s death by action. The message cites a “FRE 2.00 trial bottle” and references names and places in a fragmented, unclear OCR style that includes Briton humor and various odd spellings.

Homer London Willie

Gladstone Resigns After Liberal Defection In 1868 Crisis

In a gray dawn of 1868 Liberals abandon Mr Gladstone leaving a small majority on a state question. Gladstone resigns and a confidence vote idea arises as Mr Lowe passes by the lobby. He quips that you cannot un pull a man's nose ending the plan. Also a letter from Robert Flournoy of Brinkyard Alabama promotes Dr Moltont TeerHina for teething irritation and bowel troubles.

Lord Sherbrooke Lowa Mr. Gladstone Robert Flournoy Brinkyard Ala

The Abyssinians Tea From Leaves Provokes Tea Like Effect

The Abyssinians brew a tea from a plant whose leaves when chewed once can mirror the effects of a strong cup of tea, indicating the plant’s high stimulant properties and notable use in traditional preparation.

Denmark’s Child Criminals and Rabbits Warn of Defense

The article blends notes from Chicago News on rabbits using hind foot thuds as a warning, Denmark’s rare correction system for child offenders noting 1893 to 1897 trials and dispositions, and a New York Herald snippet about railways and a boat. It contrasts animal signals with historical Danish judicial mercy and punishment practices.

Belf Chicago News Denmark Copenhagen New York Herald

Palm Treas In Cuba Description of royal palm growth

The royal palm of Cuba has a tall fibrous trunk supporting ten large leathery leaves arranged like a plume cluster on a long stalk. Leaves grow from the center, then drop as new ones emerge, making room for continual growth. In season the palm yields yellow fovera. the fruit is inedible.

Cuba

Cloud heights differ by season at Upsula Observatory

Observations from Upsula Observatory show clouds float at higher altitudes in summer than in winter, explaining why the winter sky seems lower and more earthbound. The report notes clouds of all varieties rise more in summer, with the months of great rise unspecified in Gwodem.

Upsula Observatory Gwodem

Fragmentary record of a Chinese ceremony deity and rites

The text appears to describe a Chinese heaven bound ritual at year start, detailing a kitehan god and four kitehan gods connected to family affairs under a cairn, reporting private ire. Details are fragmentary and unclear in origin and sequence.

Faust performance in Cork stalls trapdoor incident

A Cork stagehand recounts a mishap during a Faust performance where the actor playing Mephistopheles was blocked by a trapdoor. His upper body remained visible as a gallery spectator shouted in Portuguese slang. Council Blairs Nonpareil reports the moment with local color.

Faust Cork Ireland Mophletopheles Snforna

Footwear care and open sores reported in New York area

A fragmented notice from New York discusses foot problems linked to shoes and possible swelling heat and sweating. It mentions ingrown nails and various medical concerns with references to a trial package and individuals Allen and Olmsted.

Device to Prevent Sleepwalking In Somnambulist Case

Fragmentary text describes a contraption placed beside a sleepwalker’s bed to prevent wandering. It mentions iron or metal and a mechanism triggering when the person steps on the device, with attempts noted to wake the somnambulist.

Mae Ions

Veterans press delay on soldiers homestead rights

Friends of Civil War veterans complain about slow action by the General Land Office on applications for soldiers additional homestead rights. Senators and Representatives are urged to inquire into the matter. Also notes a tonic advertisement and a quote from William Pitt on necessity and slavery.

Baldlers Horestead Cialis Friends of General Land Ofice Congress

Are You Using Allen's FootFace to Cure Foot Ailments

Claim promotes Allen's Foot-Face or Foot-Base powder as the only cure for swollen, burning, and sweaty feet plus corns and bunions. Advertises purchase at druggists and shoe stores with a mail response from Allen S. Olmsted of LaRoy New York.

Allen Rample Allen S. Olmated LaRoy N. Y

Careful estimates of cyclone force and energy

The article notes a cyclone’s power equaling 473 million horsepower, vastly surpassing human and animal capabilities. It highlights Gladstone’s remarkable memory, recounting his ability to recite the Iliad from memory, including his 1801 translation.

Gladstone Mr. Gladsone Hawarden Lord Derby Achilles

The Hest Prescription for Chilia and Fever bottle

A potion named GhovE's Tagrerres Onn is advertised as a toxic cure all for chills and fever. The claim promises no cure no pay and a price of 50 cents for a tasteless liquid.

Ghove

Dogs That Never Bark Varieties and Characters

Three varieties of the dog that never barks are noted: the Australian dog the Egyptian shepherd dog and the Hon-headed dog of Thibet. The passage mentions uses and opinions about these dogs along with fictional or literary names such as Grace-Eleanor and Sallie-Yes, describing traits and foibles.

Extravagant Singapore Funeral Sets New Expense Record

Relatives of Mrs. Tan Jick Kim held a lavish funeral in Singapore, where the coffin reportedly cost about $20,000 and was adorned with gold, precious stones, and costly silks and damask. Other funeral details matched the opulence, marking it as the colony's most extravagant ceremony to date.

Far East Singapore Tan Jick Kim

Early Man Muscular Development and Pleasure Signals

Fragmentary note discusses ancient human behavior and muscle use, suggesting early indicators of pleasure and rudimentary muscular development as activities evolved.

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