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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1908

Page

7

Bansemer’s dark design tests Mrs Cable at home

Mrs Cable confronts Bansemer in his den over his true intent toward her and Jane. He presses for control and warns of consequences, while she resists, revealing long-standing fear and a desire to protect her husband, though the encounter hints at intimate coercion and manipulation.

Mra. Cable James Bansemer Jones Bansener Barisemer Ste Mr. Cable David Cable Tit Jane Bansener Cable Chicago Avenue Clark Street Washington Place Union Club Dearborn Avenue Bobby Rigby Denis Barbert New Yor Barbert Mr. Bansemer Bansemer Abo Perro Pbs Olizeard Fernmores Graydon Fennmore Grace Sabe Ike James Agare Yong Eile Jane Bunsemer Frances Cable

Dark Motives Strain Evening at Cable House

Tense scene unfolds as a manipulative plea collides with threats of scandal over a possible elopement. Mrs Cable and a powerful visitor clash while a stranger’s arrival, Bansemer, ignites suspicion. David Cable senses danger as conspiracies deepen and a note for Katte foreshadows further turmoil.

Few elopements in Mexico in strict law era

Mt EV Turner of Memphis recounts a romance in San Antonio where a wealthy Mexican man and a young Mexican woman, aged 17, wed in the United States to bypass Mexico’s marriage age rule. He notes such runaway marriages are rare due to strict penalties for underage unions.

San Antonio Tex Mt. EV. Turner Memphia Tenn Stafford United States Mexico Sister Republic Baltimore

Informal Exchange Reveals Jimmie’s Life Ties

In a brief, dialog like exchange a speaker asks for Jimmie by name and confirms the person is his fiancée. The lines reflect social interactions and the notion of personal associations in a historical setting.

Cold storage of eggs shows refrigeration superior

A scientific French experiment compares freezing eggs with lime preservation. Freezing at about two degrees Fahrenheit below freezing, with humidity near 78, yields no taste change after months, yolk stays centered, and eggs become slightly whiter.

Packing eggs for winter use from salt bed method

The article explains a home method to preserve eggs for winter by packing in a four gallon jar with a two inch salt foundation. Stand eggs upright with small end down, fill jar completely without adding extra salt to avoid cracking when retrieving.

Duchess of Marlborough’s mother favors simple life

The duchess is said to have inherited many good qualities from her mother who loves the simple life more than social duties. She has a fine sense of humor but is never satirical and her friends are generally good friends.

Duchess of Marlborough

Witte Out as Russian Leader Seen Likely to Return

Count Sergius Witte is no longer in control of the Russian government and sits largely isolated within the empire. Yet strong sentiment persists that his influence endures and he may be recalled in an immediate crisis.

Sergius Witte Count Witte

East Side Man Hair Dye Comment Reflects Work Glasses

A New York Press quote quotes a woman on the East Side noting men dye their hair not out of vanity but as a practical choice when old, gray-haired men struggle to find work there. The remark highlights employment hardship and appearance as a minor signaling element.

N. Y. Press

How Islands Get Forests Darwin Theory Explained

Darwin describes island forest growth by transporting earth clods and seeds. He planted a dry earth clod from a woodcock clutch and observed germination after three years. Newton provided a wounded partridge leg with earth, planted under a lamp glass, yielding multiple plants. The note suggests seeds and soil were carried to distant islands, enabling forest development.

Darwin Islands Prof Newton

Female Philanthropists Give Over Thirty Million Dollars

Women donated more than thirty million dollars to philanthropy in the past year led by Mrs. Russell Sage, second only to John D Rockefeller in giving. Sage funded a $2700 grant to cover rent and free vacation classes at Pascal Institute in New York and supported converting Sag Harbor fair grounds into a children’s park. Citizens pledged to keep Sag Harbor’s name when renaming the village in honor of Sage Harbor.

Russell Sage John D. Rockefeller Pascal Institute New York City Sag Harbor L. 1 Sage Harbor

Mournful confession at the pier ends in abrupt proposal

A despondent man laments a life ruined by love as a young woman consoled by suggesting another potential match at the Surf house. The exchange reveals tension over money and suitability as the scene closes with a sharp interruption about wealth.

Poked Fun At Nobles Leader asks rosettes for titled peers in Commons

William Redmond the Irish leader in the British House of Commons proposed a humorous scheme. He suggested that members who had joined the titled classes should wear rosettes for at least one month after receiving a title to show proper respect. No minister responded.

Willian Reduwnd House of Commons

His First Impression on an Epicure Date

Pearl declares she will never walk with an epicure again as Ruby probes. Pearl recalls taking him to the mountains to witness a red sunset, but he dismisses it as abominable and even compares it to a trailing lobster in tone.

Graydon Micn Clegg Mucker Medford James Ransomer Harbert Hurbert Chicago Rigby Tigby Herbert Nemesia James Bansemer Bansemer Mr. Bansemer The New Yorker David Cable Cable Denis Harber Katte Hils Droom Pearl Ruby

Rhodes scholar Keath joins St Louis after Oxford stay

Charles A. Keath, holder of an American Rhodes scholarship, has returned to Philadelphia to join the St. Louis baseball team of the American League. He spent one year at Oxford and has two more years planned. Keath noted that only Rhodes men could practice with him at Oxford.

Charles A. Keath Philadelphia St. Louis Oxford Ryn Keath

Inant who Raises His Children Properly Deserves Credit

A humorous line from Houston I ost about parenting and styling, praising a man who dresses his wife fashionably and a parent who raises children well. The quote reflects social expectations and witty tone from the era.

Houston

His System Question Sparks Cautious Citizen’s Reflection

A cautious citizen questions if neglecting small matters could lead to larger problems. He argues that attention to minor details prevents bigger issues from arising later, urging vigilance in daily routines.

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