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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text notes a mysterious death in a house on a date near a person named Dalrymple Pride and mentions 1D and women, Eaward Mancing, and whispers about the fifth’s fate. The readable pieces suggest an analysis of a sudden death and house rumors without clear identities or outcomes.
In a tense scene, Mrs Dalrymple resists William Dalrymple as he insists his brother’s body be buried at their father’s home. He hints at secrets tied to the marriage and a potential scandal while Nora, the family servant, is pressed to remain silent. Tension rises as threats and family pride collide amid the planned funeral arrangements.
A long analysis explains Mexico's Tehuantepec railway as a potential major world trade route. It details 1900s construction, port works at Salina Cruz and Coatza, 192 miles of track, 700 foot rise, and expected 1,000,000 tons annual freight. It compares distances New York San Francisco and other cities to Panama and Tehuantepec. The piece notes prior schemes, contractor oversight, and possible shifts from the Panama Canal with faster transit and broader freight gains.
Anthony, a ten year old Rhode Island boy attending Coventry church, recounts a dramatic Sunday sermon where the preacher posed Am I my brother's keeper and the boy answered No, sir, from his pew near the pulpit. The exchange emphasizes a defining moment in a senator's memory.
The sea conducts sound to a practical use with a submarine bell dropped from a lightship and rung by a cable. Vessels hear the bell from far away through a submarine telephone on deck, receiver above water and transmitter below, enabling deep tones to be heard for many miles.
A steer with its heart in its throat, owned by Western Veterinary College at 1121 Holmes Street, is described as a freak of nature. Four years old and from Oklahoma, the creature shows visible heart movements and blood flow, though in good health.
An experiment attracts attention in Blackpool England as two dogs nurse tiger cubs after the mother could not sustain them. Manager James Walmsley placed two female collies with the cubs and they survive and thrive under this unlikely foster care. Houseful of Hornets is reported in a separate item about Bartley Uckfield finding a hornets nest and burning it at home.
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