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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1894

Page

4

Felix and Drusilla Postpone Hearing Paul’s Message

A dramatic sermon retells Paul before Felix in Cesarea, depicting Felix trembling at the gospel yet postponing judgment with the phrase Go thy way for this time when I have a convenient season. The piece warns listeners against delaying faith, comparing worldly honors to the permanence of eternity and urging immediate repentance.

Felix Cesarea Gov. Felix Mount Vesuvius Drusilla Paul Tertullus Corinth Acropolis Philippi Thessalonica Azisus Sicarii Charles Sumner Independence Hall Philadelphia Boston Heaven Italy Vesuvius Christ Jesus

DeWitt Tatmagn Curtins de read Ichien to you so a duel

Fragmentary OCR reads of a historical notice mention a duel and weapons in a dated speech by DeWitt Tatmagn Curtins. The readable text hints at confrontation and a challenge but lacks clear names, places, or dates to confirm specifics.

Meekison Policeman Club Bangs Jerusalem Jess Miss Fitz Bess Jess—O Bender Bunday Johnny

Chinese Diplomat's Guide To Avoiding Uninvited Guests In Washington

A Washington society tale recounts a Chinese legation trick to limit public attendance at receptions. Attaches sought to publish actual invitation lists while the host conceded to announce at the door that cards would be required for entry. A guard identified by sight would admit only invited guests.

Washington Kate Field Legation

Ash Wednesday origins and rite described

The piece explains Ash Wednesday's name from ashes strewn on heads as penitence. It credits Gregory the Great as instituting it, notes ashes were consecrated on the altar, signed with the cross, and recited with Memento quo cinis es, et in cinerem reverte ris. Ashes came from burning Palm Sunday palms.

Gregory the Great

Times in Georgia Echo Old War Boot Prices Dialogue

In a Georgia exchange the responder notes times are the hardest ever and money tight. The colonel recalls wartime wealth, contrasting it with present poverty while jokes about boot costs highlight economic strain in Atlanta.

Hiard Times Georgia Times Atlanta Journal

Four Round Churches in England Documented

The text lists four known round churches in England. Northumberland has one, Essex’s Little Maplestead has another, the Temple Church in London is the third, and Holy Sepulcher in Cambridge is the fourth.

England Northumberland Little Maplestead Essex Temple Church London Holy Sepulcher Cambridge

Gentle Jocularity Exchange in Comic Fragments

A collection of humorous exchanges features a range of quick wits from social scenes. Jokes cover marriage, aging, theatre anecdotes, courtship, and a schoolhouse moment with a station-house punchline. The snippets capture light, period voice and everyday humor.

Stomach Bitters Heralded As Health Promoter

An old promotional passage extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for weak appetites and delicate digestion. It claims to restore vigor, ease nervousness, liver complaints, constipation, rheumatism and kidney trouble, and to defend against malaria when used consistently rather than haphazardly. The passage ends with a quoted exhortation about self-control.

The California Fig Syrup as Favorite Laxative for Ladies

The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant effective laxative for all conditions. It urges buyers to seek the genuine product by locating the California Fig Syrup name printed near the bottom of the package.

California

Advertising and Sayings From a Tangled Listing

A garbled OCR snippet mixes ad blurbs and quotes from 19th century products and aphorisms. It mentions Hegeman camphor ice, Clark Co. daven, Hall's Catarrh Cure, Tryop Edwards, and Mrs Reform, interwoven with proverbs about single-mindedness and courtesy. The readable bits resemble promotional copy and quips from a periodical page.

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T. DeWitt Tatmagn Darky Spurgeon Hegeman C. CG. Clark Co. daven,Ch Tryop Edwards Hall Price, the Reform Lakeside Chicago Hood Arsas Salles Peonsro Lion Ight Valle Southwestern Fub House Nashville Tenn
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