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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1890
Page
2
A sweeping 19th century miscellany covers IMF of Canada and Britain, Apaches, the Ripper, and rail proposals. It cites a Baltic fleet link, US uses of wealth, Siam living costs, a breach of promise suit, and a scheme to electrify twin cities. It mentions a labor conference invite, frontier state admissions, Smithsonian origin, and antiseptic air treatment ideas.
A stark scene on a busy street shows a fallen horse and a weary teamster killed in harness. Witnesses describe the horse crushed by shafts as the crowd slows, reflecting on toil, fate, and the toll of daily labor in a bustling city.
Aaron Blair confronts Lily Blair and Lady Elizabeth over Lily s love for Aaron Mair and a fortune at stake. Lily s reserved strength falters as political and family tensions collide, revealing a planned wedding blocked by class and wealth concerns, ending with Aaron leaving in despair.
In mid October the days drag as Lady Elizabeth tires of Che Cot life. She travels to London and Camberwell briefly for a rest, unsure of future plans. Her adopted son remains a concern to Owen, who reflects on the household’s strain and uncertain prospects.
Milly faces cold scrutiny from Lady Elizabeth as her relationship with Owen strains. A sudden visit from Creanney Allayn disrupts Milly’s misery, contrasting with Owen’s absence and the emotional pull toward George, leading to a charged confrontation and looming continuation.
An elderly speaker laments rapid change as “the spread” overtakes communities from the old Hardshell baptism to new church departures. He recalls Jeremiah Jefferson’s gate curtain wash, notes choirs and organs entering worship, and warns that clinging to tradition may push faithful believers aside as society shifts and modern ideas spread.
A hospital physician reports finding a man beaten severely at a surprise party, asking for details on the discovery. Nearby witnesses describe the event and locations, noting the partygoers involved.
A long homage to medical progress and healing through faith, describing Jesus as the supreme surgeon who cures chronic ailments and restores sight and mobility. The piece contrasts ancient surgical milestones with a devotional sermon, urging clergymen and doctors to unite in compassionate treatment of body and soul.
A sermon exhorts that Christ forgives all wounds and cures without price. It recalls Jesus touching the blind and mute, freeing speech, healing eyes, and transforming suffering, while noting earthly fees pale beside divine mercy and eternal praise.
A New York Evening Sun tale portrays John Jacob Astor as frugal yet decisive. A visitor recounts offering a $1 investment and seeing Astor calmly search the floor for a dropped coin before approving the funds. He jokes that his buildings fall when he drops coins, saying the loss is not forgivable.
The text discusses the widow of Jofferson Davis, her name rendered as Nang V, Jofferson Davis, and the use of abbreviations in local speech. It reflects regional linguistic notes on French terms and southern dialects, clarifying why the widow is identified by Davis and how names are treated in the notice.
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