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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1915

Page

2

Dark Hollow The House of Mystery

A sheriff town gathers at Judge Ostrander’s gate to witness a mystery of hidden rooms and a locked gate, as Bela the trusted servant’s silence and a mysterious intruder raise rumors of a missing woman and child inside the secluded home. The crowd breaches a double fence and encounters a cataleptic judge, a frightened traveler named Dela Rela, and Mary Doane’s push toward truth as the tale ends with a cliffhanger.

House of Mystery Judge Detrander Shelby Posen Hla Bela Miss Weeks Uis Ostrander Marry Doane Misa Weeks Dela Rela Hela

Whale Battles in a New Zealand Sawmill Harbor

A whale wandered into a Whangaparapara harbor and the sawmill booms. It fought frantically in enclosed water, tossing logs around, then charged toward the open sea. A crash against a pile stunned the creature, leaving it stranded on the beach.

New Zealand Whangaparapara Dominion

Worth the English Designer of Paris Fame

The noted Parisian dressmaker Worth rose to prominence through the favor of Princess Pauline de Metternich wife of the Austrian ambassador to France Her wit and dress styles caused a court sensation under Napoleon III Eugenie and fueled Worth rise as the world’s leading dressmaker Born in Bourne England in 1825 he died in Paris in 1895.

Worth Pauline de Metternich France Napoleon Eugenie Charles Worth Bourne England Paris Baltimore Star

Carbon From Gas Trapped in New Efficient Process

Harry Beacom of Wilsonburg Harrison County West Virginia reports a method to produce carbon from natural gas with virtually no ash and far higher quality than prior methods. He asserts the process eliminates gas waste and yields an economical, near ashless black carbon.

Harry Beacom Wilsonburg Harrison County W. Va

Count Lapses At Paint Rock Dinner In Absurd Tale

Henry F P Calleen of Morgan talks on international marriages. A Spanish count, guest of a Daint Rock millionaire, is distracted at a dinner in Paint Rock Castle. He begins removing plates before the host wakes him, revealing the comic flop of a noble guest.

Henry FP Calleen Morgan Banking Fale Coxdneas Daint Rock Paint Rock George

Fragmentary 19th Century Note on Dress and Morals

The fragmentary text references hunting for a plaid collar batten, quiet of acts, and authority figures. It mixes obscure phrases about men, women, and parental advice, ending with a cryptic remark about a devils being a man. The source is unclear and contains garbled excerpts.

Helpless Man and Hymn Writer Penny Crosby Tale

A Brooklyn friend recalls the late hymn writer Penny Crosby who inspired many with her visions into human hearts. The anecdote recounts a bank clerk noting Crosby’s wealth and a curious remark about a wed lace plot, reflecting on perception and vulnerability.

Panny Crosby Brooklyn

Wrong Spoons Flore Proprietor Telegram Rarity

A garbled telegram fragment mentions a clerk, an department manager, and a telephoned inquiry about a hammer or holder. The readable bits hint at a misfiled or confusing note related to a proprietor or shop item, but details are incomplete and unclear.

Flore

Ambiguous Note on Social Habits and Marriage

A fragmented text discusses a couple’s patterns of going out and staying home. It mentions a husband and wife, occasional outings, and the pleasure of quiet moments at home, with references to desire and restraint in social activity.

Educated Makive Touch Progress in the Classics

Fragmentary OCR text mentions progress in the classics with the word Sureean Ga. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable. The readable portion suggests a literary or educational note but lacks concrete details for a full summary.

Makive Ate

Hag a Reason, Cat iment her slaging move you

Fragmentary text from Town Topics hints at a man over forty choosing one thing, a snatch of dialogue reflecting idle thought or a satirical column. Readable fragments mention a Portland sense of age and choice but lack clear events or names for full synthesis.

Gus Pellmell

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