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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1892
Page
4
Self-Reliance Trumps Connections in Pursuit of Success
The Western Plowman urges youths to rely on self effort rather than influential friends. Success comes from determination, courage, energy, persistence, frugality and industry. Dependence on others is a fatal mistake. perseverance is essential to creditable achievement.
Death of Cyres Frells Reveals Money’s Limits
An eminent man with vast wealth dies, sparking reflections on money’s value. It notes his counsel that money is only useful for procuring desired things, and that wealth cannot mend domestic regrets. His son Edward’s upbringing and a wish for stern discipline surface in the mourning notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyres Frells
Fivid
Edward
What Nationalism Is Not Says Rabbi Schindler
Rabbi Solomon Schindler argues in the New England Magazine that nationalism is not a bold upheaval but a quiet transformation toward a new order. It rejects secret societies and utopian fantasy, yet it is a real outcome of nineteenth century invention and a force shaping civilization beyond past comprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Schindler
New England
Melancholy quit plan ends in town saloon scene
In a St Louis Chronicle account a troubled man declares he will quit his life with the crew, citing marriage strains and nightly absences. He reflects on his wife’s fading vivacity, the baby’s farewell kiss, and the toll of his gambling and carousing as cronies listen then disperse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Herusin
Papa
St. Louis Chrontele
Zalma Locals Report Sickness And Mail Schedule
Corepondent Sam Feltingbarger is confined to his room with fever as the community reports much illness. Mail service has been reduced to three per week on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Miss Mamma Henley, long ill, is able to rise again and Sherman Wagner temporarily closed school due to family sickness. A Democrat visitor called on J W Slinkard on the 16th last month. Box factory machinery arrived from Illinois. the above note was crowded out of last week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabbage
Marma Henley
Sherman Wagner
J. W. Slinkard
Illinois
U. S
Ford
Eve
Cisterniicran Merireeses Sakray
Ford Pill CO
Cor
Wellington & Bay Gis
Toronto
Canada
Atkins
Dexter
Dixie
Woods
South
November Weather Verse Hints at Winter
The fragment describes November signs predicting winter outcomes with proverbs about wind, thunder, ice, leaves, geese, and water rise. It notes that a thaw or ice on St. Martin’s day signals seasonal patterns, linking early indicators to later weather and farming prospects. The uncertain trailing text hints at similar folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin's Day
St. Catharine's
Fon
Comet brightens sky as 1858 sight recalled far earlier
The letter notes a new comet nearing Earth may rival the 1858 celestial display. It will be visible in the eastern dawn and grow brighter, described by old timers as readable by its light. The Rural World announces offers for agents in St. Louis for are agricultural weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman 4. Colman
C.D. Colman
Olive Street
St. Louis
Drammond's Lightning Remedy Claims Quick Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement touts Drammond's Lightning Remedy as a universal fix for aches and rheumatism. It promises immediate relief and full cure, selling bottles for five dollars and offering mail order from New York based Drimmond Medicine Co with agents sought nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Drummond
Oany
Drimmond Medicine Co
Maiden Lane
New York
The Primeval Potato and the Tubers of Life
An essay recounts the potato’s ancient struggle for existence and its invention of the underground tuber. It explains the tuber as an underground branch with eyes, storing reserves for future growth, and contrasts it with common root ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Peru
Jeannea de la Pluche
Solanum
Ireland
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Corepondent
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Missour
E. R. Graham
Privereat
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L. Marek
A. KE. Mayer
Marble Hill, MO
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Pauroté
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