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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
4
A fragmentary note references Bon Ami fashion, mentioning chiffon and daily usage. The unreadable text implies a product or brand context, with no clear event or identifiable entities to confirm.
Testimony reveals Harold Harcourt and wife linked to India life and a missing photograph and passports. Witnesses describe hotel scene, papers blown from wallet on a Milwaukee stay, and a preliminary hearing held at the Harcourt apartments.
The Wayne murder mystery deepens as London cables reveal Hackeye, a younger son of Sir Walter Hackleye, with a vast fortune and tropical ventures. In England a family keeps quiet while Johnny Johnson probes 94 Briarsweet Place, where the death visitor vanished. Mrs Harcourt, unwell and frightened, clings to Hartley as doctors are summoned amid confusion and fear.
In a wartime melodrama, Mrs Harcourt is found in a coma after a staged death. Cerisse Wayne is identified as the dead woman from a box of jewels and documents pointing to diamonds in Africa. A threatening letter to Mrs Wayne hints at lost fields, family scandal, and a plot that may implicate Hackleye and others.
Justice Ware bound over George Shute of New Jersey after he kissed his wife against her will. He was warned not to kiss her again without her consent.
A fragment from a Baltimore American item hints at a humorous exchange about a harmless fad and a joking remark on a stock market call. The clipped prose includes a boarder and boarding house banter, reflecting light local humor of the period.
A fragmentary item references The Emotional Thirteen, a girl from St Louis who faced a harsh claim but avoided punishment, followed by a jumbled Columbia Jester column lampooning racial stereotypes and garbled dialogue about clothing and backbone, all presented in a rough, OCR-like style.
A collage of curiosities notes odd ratios and feats from olive oil yields to digestion times. It mentions a Chicagoan inventing a one person yet expandable piano stool, Paganini composing at nine, and a claim about Malfo writing a song sung by Mme. Vestris. Also covers dental milestones, Argentine coal imports, rat skin uses, and lists notable peers and diamond fields in Africa.
A fragmentary historical note describes a Vatican dispensation found in the Dunrobin charter room, supposedly aiding Mary Stuart’s marriage to Bothwell and altering their fate. The text discusses Lady Jane Gordon, the nullification of the union, and Dunrobin’s three century hold on the document.
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