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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1896

Page

6

Carlisle Axioms Rebut five pro silver standard claims

H F Bartine in Chicago Record critiques Rev Case and Carlisle five propositions on silver coinage. He argues the propositions misstate bimetallism history, shows gold standard nations still rely on silver for small trades, notes wage and money differences, and asserts Case misreads Bryan on Mexico. The piece labels Case’s arguments sophistry and urges deeper study of monetary history.

Case Carlisle Blackburn Kentucky United States Europe America Germany France India Norway Sweden Turkey Bulgaria Despoiler Treasury Treasury Department Mexico Mr. Case H. F. Bartine Chicago

Designs for pin cushions from the toilet table

Instructions for making decorative pin cushions using cardboard frames covered in silk or velvet. Details include a diamond cushion with two contrasting colors, a heart shape, a twelve-piece star cushion, and a pansy cushion combining heart and clover leaf shapes in purple, yellow, and pink tones. A six inch pansy cushion is suggested as a charming bedroom accessory.

Republican tariff campaign quoted in Minnesota journal

The Journal of Mankato Minnesota notes voters may back the Republican ticket this fall just for change, hoping prosperity via tariff. It recalls militia being called out in five states during the McKinley era and widespread strikes and boycotts across manufacturing and mining states.

Journal Mankato, Minn

Denver Woman Cyclist Sets 1052 Mile Ten Day Record

Mrs. A B Rinehart of Denver rode 1052 miles in ten days averaging over 100 miles daily. She completed thirty centuries and aims for the world record, riding a 72 gear diamond frame bicycle. She lost ten pounds, had a 150 mile day to Colorado Springs and back, and clocked a ten hour ten minute fastest century.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat A. B. Rinehart Denver

Popular Vienna cabby Ignatius Berger dies in state

A Vienna cabby known as Ignatius Berger was buried with princely honors. He lay in state as a respected citizen of Vienna. The scene featured many high tapers and floral tributes. Attendees included Prince Paul, Prince Lajos Eszterhazy, and Baron Herman Koenigswarter, among others.

Vienna Ignatius Berger Zeugl Joe Prince Paul Prince Lajos Eszterhazy Baron Herman Koenigswarter

A Wolf Fond of Girls in Lincoln Park

Curious behavior of a former Lake View pet wolf in Lincoln Park described by the Chicago Herald. The animal, captured after harassing fruit thieves using girls in dresses, bit a boy and was sold to park commissioners, now imprisoned.

Lincoln Park Chicago Herald Arkansas Lake View Southwest Red Riding Hood Park Commissioners

Cypress and fig syrup ad and ancient lime tree record

The passage touts Syrup of Figs as a safe female friendly remedy and instructs readers to seek the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product on packaging. It also notes a lime tree in Neustadt Wurtemberg claimed as Europe’s largest, exceeding a millennium in age.

California Neustadt Wurtemberg Europe

Coe's Cough Balsam and Magnol Found in Text

A fragmentary notice mentions Coe's Cough Balsam praised as superior for breaking up gunk and coughs. The excerpt also references the magnolia tree named in honor of Prof Magnol, a French naturalist born in 1637 and died in 1715, within a garbled context.

Magnol

Royal Executioner Richard Brandon and Charles I

A note in St Marys Whitechapel burial records hints Richard Brandon of Rosemary Lane died June 21 1649. An appended statement claims Brandon cut off Charles Is head.

Charles I Richard Brandon St. Mary's Whitechapel Rosemarylane Thia R. Brandon Charles the First

A Protracted Visit

Mr Stalate and his companion discuss a strained family dynamic. The conversation reveals concern about courtesy and a father’s potential worry after a visitor left without breakfast. The exchange hints at tension and misjudged affections within the household.

Mr. Stalate

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