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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1898
Page
8
Glenwood items note visits by Mrs God Mrs Reed and family, Ada Adderson and others from Omaha, and local social gatherings. Emerson preparations for a new schoolhouse, cyclone damage nearby, and community relief efforts after houses blown down. Hillsdale updates include church plans, social events, and visits from surrounding towns.
Grain-O1 offers a new food drink named GRAIN-O to replace coffee. It claims to suit both children and adults, being made from pure grain and easy on delicate stomachs. Price listed per package, sold by grocers.
RANDOLPH ITEMS REPORT a new buggy for Dad Johnson. H P Spencer visited Sidney and H G Piper went to Omaha for the Exposition. Six threshing machines within five miles of Randolph. P H Bennett troubled by throat. J N Fleming installed a new sign over his restaurant. Epworth League held an ice cream social at Wm Walker's. Mrs W Clark returned from Reynolds. Miss Libbie Sandiland visiting Miss Mae Bannett. Mrs H B Fisher visiting friends in Randolph. Miss Mary Diltz returned from Exposition. Frank Walker back from Beatrice. Miss Emma Rood visiting from Omaha. Frequent Hay and Mrs Rhoda in Sidney for dental work. Mrs May and family visiting J J Behin. Marion Walker laid a new brick walk on East Main. Mrs Mary Wilson and daughters Mamie and Gertrude visiting from Mavero. Mamie to Omaha, Gertrude to Pacific Junction. Livingston Mitchell hosted a recital by a pupil. All present.
An old classified style ad promotes A I Monroe's photography studio successor to Jeffrys offering portraits in all sizes and styles from 15 to many cents per dozen, cabinets and copying services with prices listed, claims satisfaction guaranteed and home sittings available.
In a drisp September dusk in Irkutsk the party of exiles, prisoners, and guards moves through crowded streets toward a prison. A convicts’ revolt erupts as Paul Platoff seizes a gun and floods the square with chaos and bloodshed, leaving a field of dying and fleeing people as a massive explosion rips through the crowd.
Maurice bears an injured Phil through a chaotic mob in a burning city square. Convicts groan as guards fall to missiles, bayonets, and chaos. Soldiers fight for survival while artillery booms and rioters flood the streets under a falling dusk.
Maurice, aiding the wounded Phil, fights through a mob in a night of bombardment. He darts toward a refuge as convicts and fugitives spill from a plaza, while troops, cavalry, and artillery press the danger, torches flickering in the turmoil.
A poem by George Henry Dougherty in Womanlind contrasts ballroom splendor with a lone, somber appeal. The speaker abandons glitter and color for a quiet quest to learn true peace beside a simple girl in black.
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