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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
2
A garbled column strings together scattered items from politics sports crime and society. Mentions Kenoushs Jackie Wisey Sage in UD, Olym pian sports revival, Senator Clark copper interests, a miner’s fall, and a coronation forecast with Paris taxation quips and a broken circus parade scene.
Fragmented lines reference eye of the soul and individuals W C Datous and Smith. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear connections, offering minimal readable facts about people or events.
In a tense Metz scene Sir Noel and Paul challenge a major over a German spy plot amid a drumhead court order. A signed commandant document prompts doubt, while Hildegarde and Beatrix watch for a decisive move as guards advance. The outcome remains unresolved.
A passage from a recent culinary art book notes the melancholy death of Trompette, once cook to the Duke of Noailles, who abandoned aristocratic service for Gambetta’s kitchen. It lists famed chefs, including Casimir Malson’s stipend, the Alsatian cook of Nicholas II, and royal kitchen traversals across Europe, ending with Chevalier’s career from Sweden to Roumanta.
In remote English districts gingerbread cakes shaped as women and gilded were once eaten at weddings and christenings. The cakes, seen as mannikins, came with gypsy origins from Asia where Meriah rites involved a maiden dedicated to a god and ritually consumed after gold dusting. The text questions the significance behind these cake images on stalls.
A Detroit man confessed to the brutal murder of Jeanett Jennett after an early morning attack on a street, detailing contact with the hatchet and bloodstained clothing. He described returning home, washing his hands, and dining with his wife before his arrest and transfer to Jackson prison for sentencing. A commission found no insanity, and the court condemned him as a demon for the crime.
Augustus Merritt of the Navy Department recalls a Marine Hospital convalescent during the late war at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. When asked how he enjoyed the nurse’s morning contention the patient quips that he won’t complain but wishes the exe had been as new as the morning.
A London exhibit traces armor history to Tudor era with mail dates restricted to later periods. Swords are older, but no mail predates Tudor synthesis. One armor set is linked to Henry VII, another to Charles I, and a third to Henry, Prince of Wales, revealing contemporary makers and dubious “made in Germany” claims.
A Fenelon Falls couple wed yesterday and amid farewell at the railway station friends showered old Wippers and rice. On the honeymoon train a boot tossed from the car by the groom struck a Toronto traveler’s bootless foot, prompting replacement of the drummer’s boot at Lindsey.
A rancher on a claim near Astoria requested two bear traps via a friend after inquiry showed traps priced at $140 each. It was noted not to trap all bears at once to protect bear skins and grease values. A logging camp worker near the ranch reports about 50 bears, though the man has a mania for such plans.
A Washington photographer advertises a lively business making congressional imitators and House members look their prettiest with full page group portraits by states for the illustrated directory.
A historical remark notes that injuries to the tongue repair by nature more rapidly than injuries to other parts of the system, highlighting the vitality and resilience of this organ.
A Billings County Minn tale centers on G. W. Myers’s capture of a remarkable wolf said to reach seven feet ten inches from nose to tail and weigh 14 stones. The report notes the animal as the biggest wolf in the fan story era, with details spreading through local chatter.
An unclear OCR fragment reports a court action involving Hale Borgle Orchard Co of Fort Valley and Currullo Bests as the defendant or target. Names and details are partially garbled, preventing full clarity on the case, date, or specific actions.
Fragments describe a retirement recognition for a person linked to the army with vague names and dates. The OCR text includes references to Gen Oacoke Remy Foecir Sont and Gam Wiekens, a Brooke Wedverwtond date, and a Somhennid Of Ubeerty context. The overall sense is a formal retirement acknowledgment and honors from a regiment.
The fragment hints at people focusing on business wit and game strategy. It mentions tuning and kicking, but the context is unclear. No named entities or concrete events are present to identify.
The Post Office Department considers placing the name of a woman on new government securities. No specific person is chosen yet though Martha Washington is widely favored to be the honoree. This would mark the first time a woman is recognized on such securities.
A garbled item notes an offer and acceptance for a postmaster role with Wynne a long-time national expert in tariff and economic topics. It references Charles Foster of Ohio and Mantle's meat supply from Australia. It lists retail meat prices: sirloin steak 65 cents per pound, mutton 49 cents, frankport A cents, lamb 86 cents.
A damaged OCR fragment shows someone exclaiming about fourteen cost months and a response. Details are unclear due to missing context and incomplete phrasing. No identifiable names or entities can be confirmed from the fragment.
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