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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
7
The Bunceton Eagle argues that farmers lose under a robber tariff as protection elsewhere enriches manufacturers. It warns Missouri's elected officials, Democrats and Republicans alike, should retire if they fail to recognize agriculture’s primacy and the farmer’s burden from widespread industry protection.
In 1863 M Legros painting The Refactory featured a cat praised by Swinburne. By 1895 the cat had been erased from the canvas when ownership changed after Swinburne’s poems drew praise and anger. Rossetti notes the absence as proof of heated literary prejudice against the poet.
Racing notes list times and horses including Ashbrook and Western Wilk with mileages and fractions. The fragment mentions Mermaid Fanbrook dam and Star with placements and trial marks, indicating a chart of entries and results from a horse racing program.
Two young men from Waverly and Malta Bend found a bloated body floating in the river. The coroner Dr. F. Mann conducted an inquest. The unidentified man, about 35 years old and 180 pounds, could not be identified as colored or white and was buried as an unknown in the local cemetery.
West readers have watched the Sunday Magazine of The Chicago Record-Herald grow from experiment to success. It features stories by top writers, eminent art, and color covers. The magazine has paid high sums for serials and secured notable works like Conan Doyle and Anthony Hope. It hosts Shorty McCabe humor and runs popular novels serially, drawing hundreds of thousands of readers.
A government census in Devonshire finds England faces a serious horse shortage with a 15 000 foal drop and poor type quality. In Cornwall a government buyer and a professor tested 100 horses. only six were sound and suitable. Alarm spreads as Brood Mare schemes and ear marking efforts proceed from Liskeard.
In a tense exchange the speaker declares a lasting vacancy after death, while the other concedes prior awareness of the emptiness. The dialogue centers on memory, absence, and an unresolved rift between the two speakers.
A country youth who has just graduated asks his father for permission to pursue acting. The old granger downsizes the dream, remarking that the world is a stage and that the boy’s act will unfold as he moves the mules and plow to the ten acre lot behind the barn.
A fragment shows a character asking to eat mint and commenting on ingredients. The exchange features a speaker offering a bite and another insisting on preparing a drink with mint, corn and vegetables. The quirky dialogue hints at a casual, perhaps humorous meal scene with vivid fruit and produce references.
A fragment notes a new Paris club requiring all members to maintain absolute silence when entering the institution. The text includes a garbled exchange with references to scores or dialogue.
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