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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1894
Page
7
A brief verse vignette from Ladies' Home Journal describes Mollie bathing a baby. The speaker notes the baby’s charm, dimples and blue eyes while Mollie and the household praise the infant. The narrator claims no jealousy as the baby is said to resemble his father.
Maud Neville fears social ruin as she faces questions about birth while Lord Stretton and Dick Penruddock press for commitment. Saumarez pushes a harmful claim, Maud rebuffs him, and Penruddock defends her honor, leading to a confrontation that ends with a sharp insult and a challenge to duel.
Collodion first used in photography by Archer in 1851. Peruvian taxes paid in cocoa leaves and bark. Pilgrims Progress translated into 203 dialects. Ocean cables exceed 50,000 miles. Russian families carry hearth fire when they move. Bank of Japan capital of 20 million yens. yen similar to silver dollar. A Tuscaloosa County father of eleven with six teachers among his brood. West Indian migratory crab’s life cycle. Darlington boy, 14, parachute descent using umbrella. two ribs and one leg broken. Quips on honesty and courtship. Baking company Walter Baker & Co. wins at Midwinter Fair. judging rules noted. Marriage quip about Miss Pollard and Breckinridge. Teething remedy for children advertised. Race betting joke. Railroads’ liabilities total 11 billion. war debt comparison. Fancy vs whitewash satire. Mule proverb. Teasing exchange about giving the cat cream. Navy sale tip via Li Hung Chang. Domestic relations noted as a social concern.
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