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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1891
Page
4
The Elmbale Hill Press reveals local rates and notices while reporting political chatter. Highlights include Missouri immigration, census costs, and sensational items about rail and bank misadventure. The piece notes Republican updates in New York and Georgia campaigns, plus a dramatic revivalist moment in Ontario.
A crowd at a bonfire resists corsets as a young woman discards hers in flames. The spectacle causes excitement and fainting, while reports warn of looming famine due to wheat and rye shortages in Germany and Europe. Global surplus would still leave a 690 million bushel shortfall.
Print of the statute section outlining hunting seasons and prohibitions for various game. Includes dates for wild buck, doe, fawn and turkey seasons, prairie chicken, pheasant, quail, woodcock, dove, meadowlark, plover, night birds, and penalties for illegal catching or injuring by traps or devices. Notes general prohibition and classification as misdemeanor.
The Supreme Court may determine the constitutionality of McKinley’s reciprocity section facing a Behring sea dispute. Ex Speaker Reed will seek to validate his quorum counting methods in a suit over the Dingley bill. Maj McKinley to show the sugar bounty acts are constitutional after the Ohio vote.
A distressed excerpt discusses how women should behave in public and private spaces. It cautions against giggling, gossip, and overfamiliarity with men. The text warns against confusing vivacity with rudeness and urges respect for education and restraint in social interactions.
A long, reflective column argues that virtue is rare in modern times, stressing consistency, perseverance, and public sentiment as drivers of moral reform. It laments bullying in schools, questions incentives, and critiques civic duties, technical engineering lessons, and social attitudes with a mix of essays and anecdotes.
The Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route offer exceptionally low fares to the St Louis Exposition and related attractions this year. Highlights include the Veiled Prophet Parade and the great St Louis Fair with displays and lighted attractions on an unprecedented scale. For schedules and fares contact station agents in St Louis, Missouri.
A Dutch inventor patents a device resembling a vending machine that sorts pills, powders, or draughts by disease table. Users drop money and receive a remedy, claimed to offer vast social benefits and reduce reliance on doctors. The piece cites global horsepower figures and notes the machine’s potential economic and philanthropic appeal.
Figures from Scientists show surface stock numbers: cattle 230000000, sheep 460000000, hogs 100000000, horses 66000000. Anatralia leads in sheep with 100000000, United States in cattle with 50000000, Rosaia in horses with 90000000, Germany in hogs with 50000000. Rural World.
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