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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
8
Local timetable details show train departures and arrivals with eastbound and local trains listed by numbers and times. Sunday services include a 2:30 p m departure for a 4:15 p m arrival and a 11:30 a m departure for a 1:65 p m arrival.
Railway schedule fragment shows departures and arrivals for lines West Atlantic East Atlantic Kimballton Elk Horn and Villisca. Times are inconsistent due to OCR. appears to list No 1 westbound No 2 eastbound and No 6 with partial station calls and times.
A notice offers a reward of one hundred dollars for a remedy that cures catarrh, noted as unavailable from Hall Oetarrh Cure. The ad imitates 19th century patent medicine claims and promotes a supposed cure not supported by medical evidence.
In the Hall of the Chevaliers at the Mount, the Black Seigneur fights off attackers to save a wheel-room, a governor’s daughter, and a tense court scene unfolds. The governor secures captives as the mount’s pilgrimage mood shifts. a Marquis arrives seeking an alliance, while the rock’s icy politics threaten a future wedding.
A dramatic scene unfolds as a figure crawls toward the verge to avoid capture. Soldiers seize the prostrate man, the Black Seigneur resists briefly, then declares intent to yield after proclaiming his deed. His gaze lingers on the Governor's daughter before surrender. The cloaked figure is identified as Dr H. K. Williams, a dentist, near Alexander's store.
A noble party follows the Marquis and Governor’s daughter to the guard-house in the dungeons. They mock the prison as a lower world while the woman, initially hesitant, fixes her gaze outward before joining the expedition. To be continued.
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