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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1893

Page

3

Overall Forever Christ Came Who Is Over All

A revival sermon by Rev. Dr. Talmage on Romans 9 5 asserting Christ is over all and God. He argues miracles prove divinity contrasting Strauss and Renan and urges belief in the Bible. He extols Jesus as creator savior healer and judge and comforts mourners with divine paternal care.

Baookus Talmage Christ Matthew Luke John Paul Isaiah Moses Jesus Christ Strauss Renan Archangel Bethlehem Romulus Rea Silvia Mars Elisha Penteroat Mary Martha Ists Jonah Chriat Frederick Alexander the Great Louises God Mediterranean Black Sea Atlantic Pacific Mount Lebanon Alps Sierra Nevvadas Hemisheres Jesus Chester England Dublin Ireland New Orleans United States Abraham Tam Europe Asia South America Liverpool Rothschild London Italy Austria White House Washington Emperor William of Germany Dresden Berlin Emperor William Ronan Thoreeven Malchus Astley Cooper Abernethy Valentine Mott Gennesaret Westminster Abbey Henry VIII Capernaum Bloomindale Asylum Saved Gabriel Mere Earth Heaven Hell Christ of Christ of the Throne

First Things in America

A compact list of firsts in colonial and early American history. Highlights include Harvard 1638, Virginia tobacco 1616, East Indies rice 1795, Rhode Island nails 1777, Virginia slaves 1619, New York street railroad 1532, Peter Cooper locomotive 1839, Connecticut tin 1770, Boston News-Letter 1704, Massachusetts iron forge 1059, Boston Mason lodge 1753, Roxbury paper mill 1690, Beverly cotton mills 1787, New York hoop skirt 1740, Virginia Dare 1557, Philadelphia first bank 1781, and True’s Relation 1607.

Harvard Virginia East Indies Rhode Island New York Peter Cooper Connecticut Boston News-Letter Massachusetts Boston Roxbury Beverly Mass Virginia Dare Roanoke Island United States Philadelphia America True

Notable Claims From Around the World and Upland Precinct Gossip

Alaska yields 33000000 in seal skins while China hosts 1000 B C stone bridges. Missouri bluffing waterway joke. Manchester horse survives sixty foot trestle fall. Upland Pa bachelors club fines men for seen with a woman. Congress approves 44000 to William and Mary for Civil War damages. Chicago university telescope due 1805. Clark lens 45 inches. Yale graduates lead lists at several colleges. Oldest US church near Smithfield Virginia dates to 1630 1645 with English timber and brick construction.

Alaska China Missouri United States Manchester Conn Upland Chicago University Alvin G. Clark Great Lick Yale Yale University Johns Hopkins University Rutgers College University of Minnesota Pennsylvania State College Beloit College Atlanta University Tulane University Southern University Deane College Smithfield

Reward for a Cure for Consumption Awarded to Dr Amick

The Recorder offered one thousand dollars for a treatment that would arrest consumption after deaths of Jay Gould and other citizens. Dr W R Amick of Cincinnati proved highly efficacious, receiving the prize. The paper notes the treatment halts tissue destruction, prolongs life, and invites physicians to test the medicines free, addressed to Dr Amick at 166 W 7th Street Cincinnati Ohio.

Youk Jay Gould Recorder Koch Virchow W. R. Amick Cincinnati Ohio Amick W. 7Th Street

Curt Comments and Quips From a 19th Century Piecemeal Page

A compact collection of wry observations discusses civil engineers as potential monarchs, honest conductors on streetcar lines, a waitress’s knack for trouble, Zola’s earnings over two decades, and Chicago real estate as durable dirt. Also includes a quirky quote from Patrolman McAnarest and a note on learning French essentials.

Zola

Word Play Contest Promises Trip to World's Fair

A dated recruitment notice offers a free trip to Chicago and cash prizes for forming English words from the letters in "World's Fair." It lists escalating rewards, including seed packets and travel, urging readers to submit word lists and enclosing 15 U.S. stamps for a large seed package. The ad frames the contest as a business introduction and touts seeds as prizes.

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