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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1890
Page
2
Mischief in Congo and Caribbean Travel Trends
A European deal unsettles a naive Congolese chieftain while Africans and French traders suffer. The mild winter dampens American travel to the West Indies with pleasure and health trips below average. Jamaica grows in popularity as a new Improvement Company backs American leadership. A New York woman flees her husband with 7500 dollars, but the husband feels relieved and plans to stay quiet to avoid her returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sare
Congo
West Indies
Jamaica
Jamaica Improvement Company
New York
Greenlandic newspaper Header by Lars Moeller
Esquimaux of Greenland boast a new paper named Header edited and printed by Lars Moeller who also designs engravings. A Danish literary society supplied better type ink paper and a larger press after hearing of his difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquimaux
Greenland
Lars Moeller
Ale
Meller
Scawmasferty’s sect grows with eight new angels
Scawmasferty, the Rockford impostor, remains in business at the old stand. Eight new female converts have joined, and this week the disciples are to receive his blessing and be sent to convert the world. The movement expands rapidly, but Schweinfurth’s emissaries will not convert all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scawmasferty
Rockford
Mr. Schweinfurth
Paris Street Sweepers Rise In Wages Debate
The notice outlines mass employment in Paris with 6000 street sweepers and 3500 additional workers in draining paving and planting. Foremen earn 8 cents and deputies 8 cents for ten hours, with cank aedile at 75 cents. Women work shorter hours at about 45 cents daily. Proposals include wage increases and a pension at 65. The piece shifts to sensational topics about an English actress and European politics, noting pessimism over Bismarck’s resignation and potential war fears among Jews, while stock boards are blamed for sensational storm reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bismarck
Germany
Europe
Pewsmongers
Oa Contesta
Ansleus
At the Cot Lily Blair and Owen Ormiston Weigh Paths
Owen faces pressure from George Alleyn and Aaron Blair as Lily Blair’s suitor contemplates marriage while Lily’s doctor friend, Edward Wedlake, lingers at The Cot. Owen’s resolve to win Lily clashes with her father’s objections and Elizabeth’s influence, amid a rural estate setting and fresh romantic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwen
Millie
Mr. Alleyn
George
Owen
Gwen
Layland
Bernard
Milly
Alleyn
Wen
Sid
Thanhed
Lily Blair
Mirabeth
Owen Ormiston
Elizabeth
Jove
Jaeth
Lily
George Aheyn
Aaron Blair
Banner
Hilvabeth
Aaron Minir
Aaton Blair
Old Ligorge
Condh
Erecbeth
Millicent
Sand Owen
Lim
Whitehead
Flowendale
Datehing
Aaron Kindy
Tavely
Edward Weillake
Upper Datching
Owen Chipiston
Edward Wedlake
Reforming Women Walk With Upright Posture And Poise
In a discussion on dress reform led by Mrs. Jenness Miller, the piece notes modern women learn to stand and walk with improved posture. It describes the physical adjustments, including a lifted chest, pulled-back shoulders, and a straighter back, as the new standard of grace. The essay portrays the reform as challenging yet transformative for women, with social etiquette and personal strain highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenness Miller
Bronze velvet headdress with feather band and ostrich tip clasp
A description of a bronze velvet headpiece featuring a feather band design, a fan-shaped back clasp, and a front arrangement of bronze ostrich tips. The ornate accessory emphasizes metallic sheen and decorative plume work typical of ceremonial headwear.
Talking at Table and Child Education
The article argues table talk shapes children’s behavior and respect for parents, noting many families misuse it for complaints about cooks or mothers’ methods. It urges parents to discuss meaningful topics at meals, engage the children, and create a real, beneficial family hour.
Sweetheart Visits and Family Circle Courtship Advice
The piece advises women to share sweetness with the entire household, not just their sweetheart. It argues that keeping the home lively with talk music and games makes private moments more delightful and that a worthy husband will value a woman’s care for her own family, showing readiness for a broader role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inio
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Biographers and Editors Flock to Woolson
A famous Mary writer Constance Fenimore Woolson has drawn extensive biographical attention over the past year. Arthur Steadman leads warm admiration as a biographer while magazine editors remain her most earnest friends, pursuing her writings amid a changing literary landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Constance Fenimore Woolson
Arthur Steadman
Miss Woolson
The Medieval Home Life and Postwar Relics
A collage of mid century domestic life and wartime relics. It recalls hearths without chimneys, tapestries and bare floors, and women’s roles with lessons from a Chicago columnist. The piece shifts to Alexandrine of Mecklenburg Schwerin’s birth at court and a humorous ballroom interruption, then to a Denver editor’s note on women’s work and a Georgia homefront relic trade from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enril
Cillarding
Craed Dochens
Alexandrine of
Mecklenberg
Onaha
Sam Jones
Jones
Sam
Vilgare
Duch
Jenni
Farm and Household Advice on Stables and Crops
Household and farm notes cover horse stalls and litter, stable design for mares and foals, and the value of clean, roomy stalls. It also discusses seed selection, potato planting, and feeding poultry with humane slaughter methods followed by care in packing. It highlights dairy profitability, lime use, and general garden and orchard tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stewart
Farner
Hilla
Lowa Hermier
Roo
Miscellaneous Recipe Fragments and Antiquity Note
A scrambled page shows old kitchen recipes for various dishes and tonics, including a poison-remedy concoction and several baked goods, followed by a long quirkily phrased prayer. The latter half discusses Frankfort on the Main, Roman relics, and evidence of Roman Legions in the area, citing discoveries of a sewer and inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankforte on-the-Male
Chelat
Mane
Germany
Mayence
Frankfort
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