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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1890
Page
2
A scrambled column of social critique and curiosities snippets, reflecting on Anglomaniacs, gambling, household danger, feeble-minded nobility, rural education, armaments, printing, and English versus American progress. It mentions Pine needle bagging at a North Carolina factory, farmer wives driving purchases, and a Newfoundland dog prompting a writer to adjust his collar.
In a charged Irish gathering, Mr Parnell urges unity and protection for tenants and local industries while resisting landlord domination and dynastic control. The crowd, split between support and disruption, chants for land reform as Stella and Loyd anticipate a decisive election day. A luncheon picnic near Sir Wren's follows the event, with discussions of future campaigning and alliance-building.
The party helps Annie after she slips near a cataract while Colonel Haynes saves her. Mixed with camp adventures, they discuss Johnny O Rork, a yacht lunch, and lingering hunger. A long aside explores Germany’s royal nursery as five young princes grow up in military style under Emperor William II.
An observer describes Mark Twain on the street in a dark suit, praising his poised appearance and noting his Hartford, Connecticut residence on Farmington Avenue. The piece highlights his wealth, tastes, and frequent discussion of international copyright, claims his fortune exceeds four million dollars despite detailing his personal life.
Dr George Dutton, Boston physicist and president of the American Health money group, warned medical colleagues about a half plot of various Ilellis and the microbe theorlate. Three years prior David Rove bought property in East Lake City for 44000 to refund an offer of 9448 000 cash for it recently.
Dr. Talmage preaches a series starting next Sabbath titled My Recent Journey Through the Holy Land and Neighboring Countries What I Saw and Learned He argues that the crooked shall be made straight addressing crooked laws governments fortunes and dispositions, praising capitalists and predicting redistribution of property under divine influence He warns against socialism and urges practical generosity to help the needy while stressing accountability and faith in God to straighten the world’s entangled affairs.
A sermon-like exposition insists prayer can steer weather, business, and health, arguing God is a personal daily presence. It cites biblical promises, historical anecdotes, and moral exhortations that crooked things will be made straight through persistent supplication and divine intervention.
In Kostroma a father, Egor Smirnell, chained and beat his son for days after a failed exam, keeping him in a vermin-filled room with rings on ceiling and floor. The boy was rescued to a hospital. Smirnell was arrested. The town was found to be a chamber of horrors.
A fragmented reminiscence about B L Farjeon a noted novelist and his life in New Zealand where he ran a small newspaper. A Dickensian friend influenced his shift toward fiction and he married a daughter of Joe Jefferson, shaping his early literary path.
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