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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1890

Page

2

Egotism, Liberty, and Agriculture in the West

The piece rails at social order critics while praising investment in agriculture. It cites oil costs and advertising by a Chicago Northwestern grant, argues for union of mind and hand, condemns egotism, discusses property limits and mass emancipation, notes sugar and coffee potential in Cuba, and critiques liquor law decisions. It closes with anecdotes on handshakes and aging, referencing a Basilu centenarian and a Keothe man who died at 104.

Chicago & Northwestern Grant Corporation Nouka Real Fi Thorn Basilu Jorso Stephens Keothe

Grand Jubilee for Parnell Victory in Connaught

In Waverland a grand jubilee celebrates Charles Stuart Parnell after a decisive Irish victory. Delegations pour into a park near Lake Killarney as banners, emblems, and a sea of attendees mark a historic moment for Irish liberty and unity across towns and villages.

Parnell Ireland Lord Waverland Lake Killarney Province of Connaught Charles Stuart Parnell Ameriva

Irish Jubilee Emerges From Parnell Rally Night

A Belfast style pageant unfolds with Colom Haynes and Sir Wren amid Irish cause zeal. Little girls in white present bouquets to Mr Parnell as England is blamed for landholding, and American aid is praised. The crowd cheers. plans for an Irish parliament are restated amid tribute to transatlantic friends. Christmas at Blue Ridge follows with family reunion and a festive tree scene.

Ordor Ireland Tarnell Bitla Marche Parnell England America Pitty Gael Stow Gren Col. Haynes Plato Laly Waverland Janid Jaryd Roglans Fred Wren Yorktown New Orleans Stella New York Sir Wren Papa Annie Punch Gladstone Salisbury Blue Ridge Cordelia Duke of Melverne Haynes Colorado Cosen Hortense Myrtle Lady Hortonna Nick Myrle Laury Hortense Ata Lady Hortense

Wedding Arrangements Amid Christmas Laughter in Blue Ridge

The narrative details a planned wedding of Fred and Annie at Blue Ridge prompted by Mrs. Haynes with guests to Raven's Park and Mae Hidge arrangements. Amid festive chatter and London-bound exchanges, the piece juxtaposes wedding plans with England's sensational Untoward Event while noting a Senate gavel mystery and Captain Bassett's long service and possible gavel carrier theory.

London Sonesters England Tote

Clever diamond frauds by New York traders exposed

A long tale of a New York diamond dealer eluding detectives for years by hiding stones in shipboard staterooms. Intercepted schemes showed a partner aboard each voyage swapping rooms and using the same berth on return trips to smuggle gems ashore undetected. Detectives finally traced the scheme to onshore concealment and coordinated captures.

New York Europe Kurope Biroye

Perseverance in a Prison Wall Tale

A tale speaks of a prisoner who burrowed through a 200 foot thick wall with a pair of scissors. He endured forty seven years, guided by a drop of water wearing stone, and refused to yield despite bribes. Pardoned yet determined, he died mid dig, proving perseverance as hero and lesson for all.

Ani Wangwon Lee Tah Drop Dintern Damaes

New York Reader Seeks Lost Letter Aimed at Gon Bicklow

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a subject in New York seeking to locate a person named Gon Bicklow or a letter related to him. No clear dates places or affiliations are readable in the fragment.

Second Day In Palestine Described In Jerusalem Journey

A Brooklyn Academy of Music sermon series recounts a Holy Land journey. Dr Tal mige narrates traveling from Joppa to Jerusalem with camels and carriages, detailing scenery, people, markets, and ancient sites while reflecting on biblical prophecy and Jewish exodus themes.

Krowines Talmige Brooklyn Academy of Music Holy Land Palestine Jerusalem Moly Land Minsixovlook Ephraim Jadal Cor Mellon Mysterioua Lenin Wielont Madestie Forestes Drg Bael Hector Tiida Gor Diiversal Israqiit Montefiore Hunker Tilestine Eppa Galilee AMD Germany Raiehie Rothierng Stoney Gail Akeed Peeises Leeds Lowell Atlantic Abril David Joshi Devon Diesel Paul the Apostle Mary the Virgin Sharon Wis Ramloh Banwel Neneby Mortyta Warna Io Tate Ee Lavi Wangan Walter Deett Regere Brent Tallstian Raladin

Contemplative travel notes in Palestine and biblical imagery

A narrator recalls travels through Palestine, contrasting safety in Christian lands with armed travel, and reflecting on biblical sites such as the Plain of Sharon, Rose of Sharon, and the Valley of Aijalon. The text blends landscape, religious discourse, and warnings about violence, politics, and moral duty along the journey.

Orsenal Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Palestine David Plain of Sharon Christ Ong Meron Samson Tamsean Gil Paw Jerusalem Amerley England Lleweek Saul Hleve Ajuton Tosciunes Valley of Anion Joshua Makkodah Willel Neoshal Tim Lily Joriinalon Tiatraum Ajalon Goliath

Jerusalem Flight of Faith and Historic Echoes

A traveler recounts the ascent from Joppa to Jerusalem, detailing biblical battle imagery of David and Goliath, the dramatic approach over terraced hills, and the awe of entering Jerusalem via the Joppa Gate. The narrative blends reverent reflections, vivid landscapes, and anticipation of the holy city’s gates and past glories.

Destiny & World Waterloo Blenheim Sedan Philletines David Goliath Oates Jackaltle Sim Jerusalem Brooklyn New York London Rey Pions Riclard Solomon Hone Raoklel Jeremiah Isaiah Davil Olves Jesus Gethveine Gol- Pol Amb Horemen Jinstrem Elmore TeWchen Hens von Jerusalen Jerusaem Dhate Tsilath Patmos Nannie

Fragmented 19th century dialogue about class and divinity

Dialogues mock upper class pretensions and ticket hierarchy with puns on religious terms and travel classes. The overheard chatter contrasts deprecating wit with social satire, mentioning bar da and third-class travel while questioning authority and value.

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