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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1894

Page

2

Arise Ye and Depart Not Resting Here, Says Sermon

Dr Talmage in Australia preaches through the press on Ever lasting Life from Micah 2 x, urging readers that this world is not their rest. He casts a grand crusade to join the regiment of redeemed souls and seeks to comfort weariness with the promise of rest in heaven, citing personal losses and visions of reunion beyond the grave.

Brooxius N. Y Talmage Australia Cape Ilatteras Man of Fortune Spee Napoleon Europe Versailles St Helena Hutoh Sheridan Britain Phis Babylon Thebes Nineveh California Holy Sepulchre Christ Jesus Aes Locks Adders David Absalom Abraham Sarah Paul

Odd World Snippets Hint At Global Quirks And Rumors

A compilation of curious facts and anecdotes from around the world. Notes cover Japan debt habits, earthquakes in daily life, Australian claim about intelligence, Tudor era crime in England, religious vaccination in Geneva and Holland, rat tail muscles versus human hand, crime spreads with winds in South America, lung capacity, Malagasy noble dye rules, public funding for brass bands in Argentina, school enrollments, heart rate and blood volume, Toronto aurora measurements, rare statue with eyelashes, Oxford portrait built of minute letters, religious texts inside a book, European dress gifts to the Japanese empress, Arthur Roberts story on prompter, Emerson anecdote about lectures, Carnot family size and fortune, and Baron Harden purchasing Trinidad claiming kingship.

Japan England Geneva Holland South America Toronto Canada Hnomane Vatican Oxford Charles I

The Man and the Cable Car Chase Through Broadway

A farmer driving a butter and eggs wagon flees a pursuing cable car through Broadway New York. The scene unfolds with dramatic humor as the old horse struggles to outrun the car near Union Square and Morton House before escaping toward Fourteenth Street.

New York Broadway Long Island Union Square Morton House Fourteenth Street East River

Til He Got Work

A newlywed couple enjoys a home life with a literary husband and a new German servant named Rena who reveals a proposition. She offers to reduce her wages to 15 dollars until the husband finds work, sparking the wife’s firm response to pay what is due.

Ogsouse

A Woman of Experience in a Talking Scene

A dialogue sample centers on a woman discussing living with literary men in shared apartments. The speaker Mia Slimdiet notes several authors boarding there and asserts control over expectations, remarking that men often react when she asks in advance.

Mia Slimdiet

Macaroni quality and streetcar propulsion noted

A brief remark compares Massachusetts streetcar propulsion experiments with com air and notes satisfactory results. It also discusses Italian macaroni quality claiming imported pasta holds form longer when cooled. Advice for visiting the sick emphasizes facing the patient to avoid fatigue and improve comfort.

Massachusetts

Defending Against Rheumatism with Bitters Advice

A defense against rheumatism centers on timely use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to halt progression of the disease. The text extols the Bitters as the leading remedy for rheumatic afflictions, malaria kidney trouble dyspepsia and nervousness, claiming it neutralizes rheumatic pain and prevents further development.

Hostetter

Useful Information booklet offered by St Louis firm

To Our Readers the Prickly Ask Bitters Company of St. Louis Missouri announces a thirty two page booklet titled Useful Information written in plain language with medical terms omitted. Readers are urged to send their address to receive a copy. A joke about a cabbage and a lecturer follows. The line about Cowes-She notes a race saying the Vigilant may have to lift.

Prickly Ask Bitters Company St. Louis

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