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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1894
Page
4
A collage of satirical notes and quips on czars, nobility, diplomacy, and public life. It jokes about liver trouble, incognito duchesses, Nicaraguan exequators, and a New York arrest for allegedly hitting a woman. It also mocks charity spoils, vaccination rights, April fools pranks, and Kosuth’s burial reception, ending with reflections on mercy and justice.
A dubious theatre note hints that Mr. Corbett's drama could be fading and that staging under canvas may require Miss Madeline Pollard as leading lady to restore appeal. The columnist questions whether the public will tolerate art under strained circumstances.
Biographers note that every letter received by Gladstone during his public career began in 1452 Newark. Boxes in Hawarden cellars store dated lids to quickly locate correspondence. For sixty years he kept memory books and a daily ledger of letters and now post cards written by him.
Mary Washington Memorial Association president urges women nationwide to donate to a fund for erecting and maintaining a Mary Washington monument in Fredericksburg. Men have not contributed. women are sought to support this dedicated memorial in memory of Mary Washington, commemorating the father of her wealth, with the project marked as a pioneering monument to a woman.
A Brooklyn tabernacle sermon by Rev. Talmage declares home religion as central to a happy family. He urges letting Christ guide household discipline, example, and prayers, warning that neglect harms children’s souls and highlighting the home as the first place for religious gratitude and grace.
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