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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1894
Page
3
A fragmentary verse evokes Rataplan and marching drums at the front lines. The rhythm centers on a beardless drummer boy leading veterans and soldiers in a shared memory of battle, with drumbeats described as bullets and rifles in motion.
In a tense drawing room scene Maud mourns a presumed death while Dick Penruddock returns alive to confront his own family. Penruddock plans a serious talk with his father as a mysterious woman named Esther confronts him reminding of a fifteen year past encounter and locking a door to halt pursuit.
Dick Penruddock defies his father George Penruddock over an engagement to Maud Neville. The elder warns of ruin yet Dick asserts his resolve to marry, while Maud weeps over a loving letter and an uncertain future. The scene dwells on class, pride, and destined affection.
Royal Baking Powder announces it won the top award for strength and purity at a World’s Fair, with leavening power of 160 cubic inches per ounce, 20 percent above the nearest competitor and 44 percent above the average. The ad notes superior taste, fineness, delicacy, and wholesomeness driving sales ahead of all rivals.
A compact survey lists dates and origins of inventions and sciences from 1569 bookkeeping in Italy and 177 signals at sea by the Duke of York to 1747 piano debut in London and 1455 silk dress in Europe. It notes Assyrian astronomy, Egyptian ink, Egypt rubber erasing marks, Cravats from Croats, and Washington era flag design.
An eccentric Cornwall clergyman amuses a crowded parish by naming late arrivals during a service to curb interruptions. He struggles through a long list of parishioners, mispronouncing names and sparking surprised reactions as the ceremony proceeds with halted interruptions and comic misreads.
A Swiss dairy conference prompts a practical pasteurizing method. Place milk in a clean bottle inside a metal vessel with cold water, cover the cotton plug, elevate the bottle, heat water to 155 degrees F, then off the heat keep it covered for 30 minutes. Cool and store. do not remove the cotton.
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