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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1909

Page

3

Beating the Bookies By JOHN IRVING DAY

Danny Roberts and Herr Oberman scheme to beat bookies using fake pool rooms and telegraph tips. A sequence of bets on Los Angeles horses Military Man and Rarebit leads to tension and a busted plan as the conspirators face exposure and loss.

John Irving Danny Dee Floyd High Rollers Danny Roberts Floyd Cerman Oberman Bose Oberman Rarebit Hamly Giservad Herr Oberman Thas Doc Proud Jack Cleland Mr. Brown Wild Cat Sweet Alice Romeo Dagny Herr Olerman Gerwan Lanny Ofda Middle West Dany Brown Devereet Rékete Olditime Los Angeles Military Man Stll Tee Floyd Bernias Oberson Dann Wesvern Union Cleland Bat Western Union W. G. Chapman Great Britain

Springfield Vets Seek State Encampment Choice

Springfield Campbell Camp of United Confederate Veterans aims to host the annual Missouri encampment on August 1, the Wilson’s Creek Oak Hill battle anniversary, with Mexico and Marshall also requesting the event. Rail connections to the battlefield planned for a day visit. General Nathaniel Lyon was killed there.

Springfield Campbell United Confederate Veterans Wilson Creek Oak Hilla Here Mexico Marshall Nathaniel Lyon

St Charles Centennial Celebration Plans Appear

Jefferson City reports a tentative grant of 5 080 to the St Charles Centennial Association to celebrate the city’s founding and its status as the first capital of the state. Legislative invitation accepted. organizers include Julius C. Willbrand Bernald SN. Iyer Edward H. Ocs KH OH Hollrub UJ Burgiaerer and Mentede. A burglary at a safe yielded no money, and thefts were noted at a nearby location. Multiple incidents across several towns, including drownings and arrests, are summarized with local details and names.

Jefferson City St Charles Stat Dawnslative Jullis C. Willbrand Bornald SN. Iyer Edward H. Ocs UJ Burgiaerer

Peruna Helps Brooklyn Woman Over Two Year Catarrh

Mrs W Pray of 260 Twelfth St Brooklyn New York says she suffered two years with catarrh of the throat that worsened with every cold. After following directions she improved quickly. She finished one bottle and is taking a second. Her throat and head are cleared and she continues a spring tonic dose with no better remedy.

Mrs. W. Pray Twelfth St Brooklyn, N.Y

Dance exchange hints at playful refusals

In a brisk, humorous back and forth, Clarence asks for a dance from Miss Sharply who flatly declines. The exchange captures a light moment of courtship with witty retorts and clear social posture.

Clarence Dubb Miss Sharply

Duke and Heiress Debate In a Distant Office

A fragment shows a tense exchange between a duke and an heiress about a visit to the father. The conversation veers to a painting titled The Battle of Busker Hill as the duke’s distraction and the room reveals a devout grandmother and a child’s prayer pattern.

Busker Hill Lippincoat

Engagement Break Sparks Curious Exchange in Howell Powell

Howell asks how the engagement ended and Powell says he believed she lacked practical knowledge to be a good helper. Powell recalls asking for her view on hens and she suggested that would affect the price of coal, revealing a misinformed remark that sparked the dispute.

Howell Powell

Ambitious Boutique Entrance Ends in Haughty Exit

A fragment from the Clove lund Plain Dealer shows a titled lady in a belittling quarrel over a wardrobe. The speaker, described as Madam, proclaims air and tiling while declaring self reliance before departing in high heels.

Natural Solicitude: Invalid Husband and Wife Dialog

A fragmented OCR style dialogue shows an invalid husband and wife discussing medicine. The husband fears the medicine could be deadly while the wife urges caution, implying concern over dosage and safety. The snippet hints at a period comic strip or stage dialogue with characters John and Tit Pits referenced.

Jester at court ends in dramatic royal moment

The fragment describes a royal audience where a jester delivers a final joke and is confronted by the king. The response acknowledges the joke, culminating in a dramatic and possibly lethal moment within the court.

Coffee Does Not Hurt Me Tales That Are Told

A reader recalls coffee worsened heart and stomach trouble prompting milk and toast diet. After quitting coffee and using Postum for ten days, health improves, allowing normal meals without aids. The testimonial urges others to try Postum, claiming lasting nourishment and a healthier life.

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