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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1891
Page
3
A man in the carriage with Bull when he began his first journey recalls the moment as a spark for action. The quote “Fire wagon stay still, White man's medicines make earth move heap fast” hints at the tension and stakes surrounding that departure.
A 19th century essay urges women to earn honestly when necessary and to work diligently from eight o clock, arguing virtue lies in duties at the desk. It contrasts affability with dignity, praising tactful speech with servants and clerks as essential to a brighter world.
The piece outlines continued slave trafficking of women and children from Tonkin to Western China, noting French efforts and harsh punishments for culprits. It shifts to reflections on women’s time use and self-improvement, then a trio of anecdotes about Irish poverty, a shopfront feeding scene, and an accident involving Miss Venice Omalya in Carbondale.
A collage of jokes, quips, and social observations ranges from marriage and manners to quotes about notable figures, musicians, and writers. The piece interleaves playful fables, dialogue bits, and reflections on fame, finance, and travel, weaving through a mosaic of personalities and cultural touchpoints of the era.
A survey of scientific and technological ideas from rail material and milk drying to rock climbs and telegraphy. Highlights include a huge Spokane iron pipe project, a Swiss dating scheme for the Jungfrau ascent, sun egg destruction of locusts, powerful search lamps for distant ships, telegraphic picture sending, clock linked stove activation, prehistoric Aryan skull finds, triple suns observed near Bt Malo, Mexican moss behavior, and a mind blindness case detailing tactile object recognition.
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