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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
3
Catarrh treatment claims to cure lingering catarrh and restore vigor to the heart and digestive system. Advertisement urges readers to write Dr Hartman for advice at The Hartman Sanatorium in Columbus Ohio.
Step by step directions advise laundering a shirt waist at home when a laundry or seamstress is unavailable. The process covers starching evenly with Defiance, smoothing, rolling in a damp cloth, ironing with a clean iron, and ironing sequence from back to front and along seams, then airing before storage.
In Metz a German officer Karl Von Stettin aids a fragile alliance as a magical document halts a French pursuit. Beatrix vows with Hildegarde and Paul to a future of trust while Marshal Bazaine nears terms for an armistice. The story closes with a pledge of peace and reminiscences of sacrifice.
Scientific American reports at Lyons museum several mummies claimed to be birds from Egypt show signs of counterfeiting. Some mummies preserve feather details and skeletons, while others are empty wrappings with improvised materials inside. Several pieces display thread ornamentation and misaligned beak positions, suggesting staged birds.
The Queensland agricultural board explores introducing eland to utilize useless bushland. Elands prefer bush fodder, require little water, and may reduce supervision needed. Proponents note no indigenous carnivores threaten calves and see similarities to eland habitats in the Kalahari.
A clipped modern note jokes that electric motors gain favor with royalty. King Victor Emmanuel secures a license to operate a vehicle in Rome. King Edward VII reportedly cured insomnia with a master dinner pin in his automobile and plans a third car. Emperor William of Germany offers a prize for a farmer suited motor, to be awarded next year. A juvenile essay asserts parents bear responsibilities while boys and girls alike must heed them.
A collage of garbled notices and trivia covers ownership ideas, salary figures, military provisions, dog tattoos, railways growth, and odd facts. Names include Pope Leo XII and Sir William Van Hore, with scattered references to France, Germany, Britain, the United States, and New York prose.
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