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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1894

Page

2

Joseph Is Yet Alive Sermon on Parental Bond in Gen. 45

The Rev Dr Tal mage surveys Genesis themes of longevity and reunion as Jacob learns Joseph is alive in Egypt. He contrasts old age, the palace visit, and parental love with modern family gaps, urging gratitude for aged parents and envisioning heavenly reunion with loved ones.

Joseph Brooxius Talmage Jacobs Galen England Lord Bacon Joseph Crele Pennsylvania Jacob Rachel Egypt Tom Josep Millard Fillmore United States Washington Daniel Webster Millard White House Capitol Theodosius Greenhorn Pandanaram Froverbs King's Jesus Christ Porphyry Goshen

Sacred texts reframed as heavenly homeland visions

Fragmentary antique prose ponders religious works reimagined as triumphant celestial scenes. References to Richard Baxter Bunyan Young Gray Cotter and Jacob Joseph evoke a resurrection spectacle transforming sorrow into a promised divine rest.

Richard Baxter John Bunyan Young Gray Cotter Salisbury Plains Heaven Goshen Jacob Joseph Ymerald Castle

Conversational Waifs in a Fragmented Dialogue

A jumble of dialogue sketches features flirtation, social judgments, and linguistic jokes. Characters discuss marriages to foreigners, gender roles, sincerity versus kindness, political support, elocution, and classroom routines. The piece highlights comic exchanges and playful misstatements with humorous misunderstandings.

Miscellany of Rare News and Odd Facts From Many Lands

A collage of curious reports notes fashion plates rising in late 18th century culture, widower remarriage rates far exceeding widows, a nobleman's substantial legacies, France's shrinking able-bodied male population, Edison employing 200 women on fine electrical tasks, Buffalo noted for two Presidents born there, a dog adopting a chicken, a Chicago firm selling future spouse images misrepresented by a rakish device, a German officer's vegetarian and abstemious lifestyle, a Toronto case of bakery bread causing a pin injury suit, jewel bonnet fashion, a Buckhannon man losing $1300 to a burned coat, and Russian servant lodging quirks with improvised beds.

France Edison Buffalo United States Frederick A. Lyons New York City Chicago Wadthe Toronto Buckhannon W. Va Bill Hall Russia

Real Deron of the Marsh Malaria Cure Advertised

An 19th century style health ad claims malaria is a real threat called the Real Deron of the Marsh and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a defense and cure for malaria, dyspepsia, liver complaints, lack of vigor, appetite loss, sleepiness, rheumatism and nervousness, citing fortifying effects for tropical travelers and residents alike.

Hostetter Tropics

Traveling health note promotes fig syrup for trips

A travel tip urges carrying Syrup or Fig on every trip to aid kidneys liver and bowels and prevent fevers headaches and sickness. The California Fig Syrup Company sells 5 and 1 dollar bottles through leading druggists.

California

Fringes Dyspepsia Question Puzzles Reader

A quirky excerpt asks what someone would buy first with a $2 fortune, framed by a fragmentary chatter about temper and a character named Fringes. The odd line hints at a conversational newspaper feature or puzzle item without a clear event or outcome.

Irrigated Fruit Lands for Idaho Exhibit at World Fair

A promotional piece extols irrigated fruit land near Idaho with first premiums, claiming abundant fruit and profitable opportunities. It notes cheap lands and closer eastern markets up to 1,800 miles nearer than Oregon California Washington, with mailing address for details and a joke exchange about rate drops.

Idaho Oregon Washington Californa E. L. Lomax G. P T. A Yomaha Ned

Karl's Clover Hoot Tea Does Purifier Treaty

Fragmentary dialogue describes a late return from a club scene with a husband and wife reacting to the sunrise. The lines convey a casual domestic moment with a playful, somewhat surreal phrasing. Names and clear events are sparse.

Karl

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