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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
2
A garbled excerpt portrays Beulah and other characters in a tense domestic scene. The fragment mentions Allan, a revolver, a crime atmosphere, and phrases about a house, money, and emotional conflict as characters move through a tense setting.
Beulah Harris visits the jail to see Jim Travers, planning an escape. They discuss their future and fate as the town’s sergeant guards the scene, while Travers hints at innocence and Gardiner’s possible inquest role.
A garbled excerpt shows a woman named Bental releasing Jim and mounting a horse for departure. The text mentions Grey, a lane, a deer, and a sunlit moment as she says you’re the second best. The scene ends with a military posture and a rider fading into darkness.
An Omaha store sues Miss Josephine Hill of Council Bluffs for payment of an eighty dollar suit alleged damaged by holes. Witnesses claim the holes are oblong not moth caused. debate centers on wear or animal damage. Justice Collins hears the case as details unfold.
The Elton sisters aged thirty and thirty-two and their retired neighbors the Smith sisters aged fifty and fifty-two clash over labels. The Elton women tire of calling the Smiths pesky old maids and begin referring to them as the other old maids after overhearing a remark about aprons and modesty.
The northern borders of Dartmoor in Devonshire England discover a large granulite deposit key to glass making. Granulite provides silica potash soda and alumina improving quality and economy. An experimental furnace is operating while two more are under construction, predicting immediate start of commercial glass manufacture.
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