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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1910

Page

7

Rosalind at Red Gate Chapter Scene

Fragment from a serialized tale detailing Rosalind and relatives near Port Annan, with Patricia Holbrook entrusting to Donovan and threats from Henry. An intruder, suitor Ollieene, and a dramatic riverbank incident propel the plot as Helen Holbrook and family ties unfold.

Mise Patricia Holbrook Mins Helen Foolbrook Lawrence Donovan Port Annan Donovan Henry Miss Patricia Port Annindale Miss Felon Peemain Ollleene Helen Filibrook Gilleaple

Fight on a Houseboat Ends With a Twist of Identity

Donovan fights two attackers to protect Helen Holbrook’s interests on Tippecanoe creek. After knockdown knife threats and gunfire, Holbrook confronts the intruder in a cottage near a secluded houseboat. The midnight encounter reveals Holbrook’s true identity as Robert Hartridge, leaving the mystery unresolved.

St Aeasha's Holbrook St. Agatha’s Tippecanoe Creek Elaine Pat Syears Mont Stoddard Helen Holbrook Weyl, T Ijima Henry Holbrook Henry St. Agatha's Hartridge Will Lemler St Te Kho Wegie Diette Lund Glenorm Highant Ivilian Giuseppe Cansemaker Bia Silener Acelin Donovan Mr. Heyarm Annandale Rosalind Creck Glenarm House Calaboos Tippecanoe Village Tippecanoe Henry Holb Isaue Rook

February 6 1910 Sunday School Lesson Address

The article presents a historically styled Sunday School lesson for February 6, 1910, focusing on sincerity in giving and praying. It outlines a memory golden text, a mid region of narrative, and practical thoughts on motives, prayer, and the Lord’s prayer, with emphasis on avoiding hypocrisy and seeking genuine spiritual life. It includes sections on giving, prayer, and deliverance from evil, citing The Lord’s Prayer and related doctrines within a devotional framework.

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Wouldn't Make Any Trouble When Dining With Dorcas Doolittle

The excerpt quotes Mrs Betsy Baxter arriving for dinner at Dorcas Doolittle s home and requesting extra plates, fried chicken, black tea, red currant jelly, quince preserves, pound cake, hot apple fritters with maple syrup, good coffee and vegetables. She says she will eat whatever is served and that she is not fussy about meals.

Miss Doolittle Betsy Baxter Dorcas Doolittle Puck

All Serene Pastor Sermon Gaffe Sparks Laughing Crowd

A minister proclaims that on the last day all will be judged by their deeds, prompting humor as a parishioner quips that they never worked. The exchange underscores a light moment in a small town service.

Bonnet Request Mixes Colors and Measurements

An out of town customer orders a bonnet with odd measurements and preferences. The description includes ear to ear head sizing, chin length, and forehead to back measurement, plus a choice of black with red or blue ribbon and a bouquet or plume. The tale also mentions wry quips about fashion, stamps, and a refrigerator trust.

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