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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
3
Remley upholds lower law on hard cider labeling after correction to a mistaken statement. The case recounts misread evidence about alcohol content and notes confusion over the grocer’s sale and drinkers becoming intoxicated.
Miss Bessie Abbett an American singer who sang for President Loubet and King Oscar of Sweden has won high honors. Her debut at the Grand Opera as Juliet in Gounod's Romeo and Ju- Met impressed Paris critics and established her as a promising brunette actress and singer. Tree That Teres to Eton describes a Mexican chijol or stone tree with massive branches and yellow green leaves. The wood hardens after cutting and can become petrified, enabling fireproof houses that last like stone.
The term stogie is traced to bonestaga a corruption tied to wagons used in travel in the mid nineteenth century the fret half of the century.
John Wentworth of Susquehanna county Pennsylvania has started a fire crow hatchery. He aims to supply big millinery houses with crow wings and heads though the venture is small now. He has captured about 900 birds and hopes to reach 2000, protecting them from hunters and feeding them to prevent wandering into corn fields. He expects to sell heads at 0 cents each and wings at 26 cents per pair.
A quirky OCR fragment describes a farmer in Greece, Bing 26 Fermer, who can plow, eat, harvest corn, milk cows, and in a pinch run a farm by himself. The text hints at his versatile rural skills and self-sufficiency despite missing clear context.
A literary editor notes that recent volumes from publishers like Bopesklian and Joe Howspapene are priced at $10 per volume and sold through agents. The piece highlights how critics avoid entering offices while wealthy patrons travel the country for interviews by letter, signaling a wary market for new books.
Palma wife of Cuba's fret President in Havana has lived exile with her husband for nineteen years in Central Valley New York area. Six children. She would not exchange her simple home for Havana palace, if not for her husband devotion to Cab and call of islanders. An Americans In German stable Herr Bleichroeder fires German staff. Kroeder to rely on American expertise in racing.
Gen Horace Porter longtime head of the Paris embassy since 1891 sails for home while headlines debate a 42 year old U S president in the current age comparison. Roosevelt, four decades younger than some historic leaders, prompts reflection on leadership and age. Bret Harte’s reclusive nature and California mining lore echo Hawthorne as his writings stay tied to the Golden State.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt dedicates a memorial window in Trinity church Newport honoring her husband. The scene shows a Christian knight with sword and shield bearing a cross. The Terry family is mentioned with siblings Kate Marion Florence and Fred. Florence died in 1896.
A collage of dated notes and anecdotes cites Lydia E Plukham’s Vegetable tonic as protecting women from uterine and womb troubles. Other items recount visiting cards etiquette, a deaf hunter story, and a note on Feb 29 birthdays skipping due to leap year.
Laid up sixteen weeks with rheumatic fever in 1894 and 1896 reports great relief from Vogeler's Curative Compound. The letter claims internal and external use via St Jacob Oil and Vogeler's, praising the cure and urging others to obtain a free sample from St Jacob Oil Ltd, Baltimore.
Lincoln Nebraska firefighters convert a rear engine-house wagon into a small factory to hand craft wagons ladders and equipment for the department under the chief. The effort showcases thrift and self sufficiency while training new recruits as welders painters and woodworkers.
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