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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1894
Page
7
A lively collection of humorous vignettes and quips lampooning work life love and society. The pieces feature playful exchanges on funds free aid versus hypocrisy a mock court scene and carnival style punchlines with recurring characters and dated slang.
A witty exchange mocks critics who praise Merritt as American Dickens while calling Dickens overrated. A juggler and a wag discuss Miss Maul's Banter paintings, with a quip that alters perceptions about art and eggs.
A survey of odd literary titles reveals 1768 sermons to asses by Rev James Murray and a 1760 anonymous British work Did You Ever See Such Stuff a 1630 Handkerchief for Parents Wet Eyes on Child Death. The Radcliffe library holds a 16th century christall glass for Christian women Katherine Stubs. A 1595 Quippes for Upstart Newfangled Gentlewomen by an English preacher appears in this miscellany. A London second hand bookseller advertises a small religious consolation work from 1630.
A fragmenting collage of ads and musings on muscular vigor, health tonics, and public notices. It promotes Landlord rent complaints, a Columbian Exposition boast, and various patent medicines and remedies, with stray lines from Beecher and others, ending on a theft joke.
A miscellany of aphorisms on virtue, learning, wealth, and fate, paired with quips about education and character. Includes a Beecham’s Pills testimonial, a whisky book pitch from B M Wooley of Atlanta, and a cartoonish aside about Bulger’s life-size portrait.
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