28 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1895
Page
1
A historical reflection argues that American liberty guards conscience and welcomes diverse immigrants from many lands. It highlights how the nation’s Constitution protected rights as the oppressed sought shelter, noting thousands of Europeans and Catholics who joined Protestants to share in America’s growth and resilience.
A muddled tale recounts a voyage where a lord ships warming pans to Cuba, sees profit as the tale mocks folly. The captain, loyal to the end, sells the cargo after removing covers, profiting while the foolish lord is framed as an unprofitable servant in a broader colonial vignette.
A story from Kennett area recounts a tame stork known as "Icha bod" captured near a river. The bird, over fifty years old, lived with the Miller family and Mrs Cokes Cows, guiding playful mischief and even excavating graceful figures when boys or other animals whistled. Henry Miller, a famed hunter, once crippled a crane and gave both birds to Dr Lind ewood, where they remained companions until a fatal quarrel ended with the crane's eyes pecked out.
The text discusses distorted perceptions of people and objects, weather wasting more than use on farms, and the need to protect tools crops and stock. It argues men must claim full rights and that every true man will ensure just treatment from others as part of a higher duty.
Our correspondents report heavy rain and brisk activity across towns as Thanksgiving approaches. Mentions of bets, illnesses, local travels, and civic chatter weave through a portrait of daily life, with notices of public figures and small-town events reflecting a period newspaper tone.
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