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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1890
Page
2
The article compiles a mix of remarks on liquor, politics, weather, and social satire. It notes debates on land reform, critiques of Congress, and quips about monarchy and labor mobility, with scattered humorous asides about Washington life and royalty. Names are sparse and the text quality is fragmentary.
The travelers recount a scenic tour from Queen’s Canyon to the Garden of the Gods and Cheyenne Canyon. They describe red and yellow sandstone walls, seven falls, snowball fun, and a climb toward Pike’s Peak. Dialogues reveal Irish and land issues, with reflections on property, oppression, and a grand, romantic landscape.
A first person narrator recalls a rough mountain trail with a humorous fall when a publisher or editor joined the ascent. The ascent includes steep passes, cheering peaks, and a distant final goal described as the legendary pot of gold. A party of twelve or more with a frightened lady warns against continuing to the hotel. TO BE CONTINUED.
An English writer cites a reader’s discussion of moles and their meanings on different body parts. Right side marks predict fortune and marriage luck while left side signals anxiety, betrayal risks, or vanity. Some notes hint at second marriages and social talk. no antidote offered.
A humorous reminiscence contrasts Scottish and English wit through anecdotes at a breakfast table and a seaside exchange. It notes a Scot failing to grasp a joke yet later laughing heartily once the point is clear, and cites Porson praising a sharp wit before Milton and Howells.
A preacher extols heavenly bread as manna from God feeding the Israelites and modern believers. He likens gospel sustenance to corn from Canaan, warns that without divine nourishment many suffer, and urges daily communion with Christ to avoid spiritual starvation.
A historical piece reports that tradition in Bombay requires widows to shave their heads after their husbands' deaths. Barber unions push for reform as Brahman authorities threaten action. Up-country practice varies with widows shaved weekly, causing distress and debate over cultural propriety and religious duty.
The article sketches a turbulent royal household. It notes the Khedive's popularity, his wife’s son, and rumors of polygamy. It claims the late Tamual had estates and attempted to arrange marriages for gain, while a son fled with a large retinue to Istanbul.
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