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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1891
Page
2
A fragmented, critical op-ed style column discusses England clergy revenues, American land policy, rural markets, and the dangers of monopolies. It critiques Kentucky pardoning power, celebrates cognitive vigilance, and notes the influence of women, with side remarks on salt production, Canadian competition, and milkborne disease transmission.
The Diana encounters two oddly dressed men from the old home aboard a ship near shore. The visitors explain their voyage from Liverpool to Montevideo, while crew and passengers react to their garb, weapons, and a strange matchlight demonstration. The scene shifts to a grim description of the islanders’ look, the crew’s caution, and tensions as talks continue before continuation.
A fragmented meditation laments clever talkers and hypocrites who pretend virtue while corrupting public life. It argues many repent only outwardly, condemns political con artists, and warns of social decay. the piece unfolds as a moral essay on influence and accountability.
In a Hermann salt mine in Hungary a flooded chamber revealed bodies believed to be Hangarlag Honvads, aged 60, killed at Viz Akon on February 4 1849. The corpses lie in a salty lake where preservation shows the cause of death in a striking scene. Tourists visit the mine for its depth and echo as rainfall raised the water to an unusual height.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts political or social events with names like McCorklie Ol and Misthur O To ple. The readable parts describe interference accusations, Awakes, and references to a goat in a ceremonial or protest context. Context remains unclear due to garbled spelling and missing details.
Dr. Talmage delivers a powerful sermon to non church goers at the Academy of Music and again in the New York Academy of Music. He urges openness to converts among those who reject Christianity, arguing God invites all, even those hardened by years, to join the fold through grace and repentance. The sermon contrasts hardened churchgoers with potential converts and emphasizes God’s forgiving reach.
A Slate in Slate by the Haida in the Northwest details a collection at the National Museum of black slate carvings. The raven chief Yel figures prominently with totem columns showing family crests and legends, including colonial-era stories of white traders, a judge’s game for settling disputes, and the failed mission of white priests.
In Schowning Pennsylvania William Hoffman owns four remarkable pigs. One lacks hind limbs, another has no hooves, but bears claws in place of a usual porcine toe. The remaining two have claws and other features, plus a pearly appearance in keeping with their curious form.
Investigations reveal a curious physiological condition in Indian prisons where inmates allegedly induce throat pouches to hide valuables. The pouch forms after about a year, allowing objects to be held for extended periods and removed with effort when needed.
A confused fragment mentions Moltke and Biemarrk with a young woman and a marshal. The text references truth remaining while falsehood passes and a field marshal powerless against some force. Overall the passage is garbled and contains unclear names and phrases.
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