Fragmentary Copyright Notice From The Bobbs-Merrill Co
Partial OCR shows a copyright notice attributed to The Bobbs-Merrill Company with the phrase The Blade of Picardy Bie Bax. No clear date or complete title available from readable text.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
2
Partial OCR shows a copyright notice attributed to The Bobbs-Merrill Company with the phrase The Blade of Picardy Bie Bax. No clear date or complete title available from readable text.
Captain Francois de Vigny serves Maximilian’s army in Mexico. A plot to lure French officers to death or desertion unfolds around La Anita and Colonel Lopez. De Vigny impersonates Pablo Madrella, exposes a spy pass, and uncovers Lopez’s treachery while Madrella is wounded.
After a violent confrontation, I and Pasqual escape through a window aided by the Indian scout. We ride south of Cuernavaca, bathe bruises, and plan to reunite. I reflect on debts owed, and Pasqual vows to hinder the bearded rival if he pursues. We reach Treinta where a large travelers’ inn awaits meals and lodging.
In a tense post duel encounter, Pablo Madrella feigns allegiance while seeking an audience with Benito Juarez. A fierce assault by Don Felis Perez and a swift Chinaman aid his escape and reveal the pass linking Madrella to the Republic. Juarez, wary but trusting, grants him safe passage as plans to reach Cuernavaca unfold.
The article surveys varying biblical interpretations of dogs in Deuteronomy 23 18 and related verses. It notes that some see dogs as unclean and immoral to sell while others argue the term refers to a person who prostituted himself. Palestinians held dogs in contempt, and the Bible mentions them more than forty times with negative connotations.
Historical records name St. Augustine as the oldest U.S. city founded by Spaniards in 1565, followed by Santa Fe in 1605. Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement, began May 13, 1607, and Plymouth, the oldest New England town, reached by the Pilgrims on December 21, 1620.
Observes a shift in urban footwear as rubber soles mute street noise. Historic contrasts note loud clogs and clinking heels from Alexandria to London. A Northampton bootmaker recalls West Indian orders requiring squeaky boots.
Professor Burtt of Chicago University argues a new type of human being is developing evolving beyond the accidental type nature has produced. The remark reflects on hoped changes in humanity and the burden of current flaws.
In a dim room with maps General Escobedo meets Pablo Madrella and Juarez. The President and Escobedo discuss Maximilian’s forces as Pablo reveals Cuernavaca’s strategic risk and a looming trap for Juarez, hinting at leaks and internal connections.
Missouri rail figures report the Joplin and Pittsburg Railway Company to acquire 23 miles of electric line in Joplin and Jasper County for 500000, financed by 200000 in stock and 300000 in first mortgage bonds. The St Paul and Kansas City Short Line gains limited rights over Rock Island main line in Mercer and Grundy counties but its fifty mile cutoff is denied due to jurisdiction. St Louis awaits a mayor beyond Labor Day as Mayor Miller extends vacation. acting officials may convene if needed. West Plains hosts a rural postmasters’ conference to study service. University of Missouri students earn top grades in the 1928-29 year.
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