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Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1941

Page

2

The Wardrobe Story Ends With An Axe Release

A fragment recounts a sequence in which a character named Wardrobe Story uses an axe and releases something or someone, with limited readable context suggesting a dramatic incident and aftermath. Further details are unclear in the surviving text.

Wardrobe Story in 1875 Indianola Flood Tale

James Farber recounts a flood era tale from Indianola where Miss Corrine Miller, a Moore niece, was allegedly imprisoned in a wardrobe during the 1875 inundation. The wardrobe door locked itself as the house collapsed, and Corrine was later rescued by a Black man who freed her with an axe after the vessel stranded near bushes.

Indianola Hetty Moore R. B. Moore Miss Moore Evreda Moore Corrine Miller Miss Evroda Moore Miss Miller Nero Corrine

Japan’s Overture to America Becomes a Finale

In Japan an overture toward America is described as a finale signaling the culmination of a cultural exchange. The note frames growing ties amid artistic projects and diplomatic dialogue, highlighting consensus and potential future collaborations.

Japan America

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