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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
6
Sergeant Hamlin confronts Mrs Dupont and Major McDonald amid a ballroom escape plot. Molly McDonald vanishes, while Hamlin probes Dupont and Dupont’s circle for clues as a staged social event spirals toward a tense confrontation and possible espionage.
A tale from a hill town recalls Margherita of Italy, then a young bride, receiving a royal bouquet with no verse spoken. The shy boy, unable to recall a line, whispered that she was so beautiful he could not remember any. The queen responded with grace, extending her hand to accept.
The New York Mail notes the decline of the quaint practice of writing polite letters after visiting a friend at home. It contrasts graceful epistolary farewells with modern phone calls and avoids the cold void of no contact.
Coal offers to mankind solar energy as a more concentrated form. In deed modern civilization may be said to be the daughter of coal but the supply of coal is not inexhaustible and every ton of it taken out of the earth leaves just that much less for the future needs of the world. Hence today we are looking about us so anxiously for some other source of fuel.
Washington Star quotes a grand nation saying diplomacy lacks weight while a small government admits being a poor relation in international affairs, highlighting unequal influence in foreign policy.
A Cedar county farmer James Wammondle was found dead in his home. A jury returned a not guilty verdict for Frank Owen in the Albert Sprinkle murder case after two days of trial in the district court. Meanwhile Susan Heme faces murder charges for her husband’s death and a probate hearing proceeds in Callawar county.
An account details election of a county superintendent and the board’s choices after a decade long political fight. It mentions Dr It Hratehas of Arrow Hoek and Ur Jame HR Vries, plus formal court actions and upcoming funeral notices for James Dune.
Agnes Torrey sues Mandy Tardy a wealthy Webb City wine operator for breach of promise to marry after he allegedly promised to wed in St Louis in 1839. Tardy, father of ten, disputed by statements. meanwhile in a separate incident John Barnes shot Louis Daniels at a farmer’s store, Daniels dying hours later. Barnes surrendered after a pursuit.
Carythereville A Cc Tindle, cashier of Pemilscntt County back, indicted on 11 counts by a grand jury and gave bond of 50 in each case. Shortage estimated around 400000. Shortage found in May. Tindle at liberty until indictment, 17 total indictments. Trial set for November term.
The Missouri Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will begin on September 3 in St. Charles and will be entertained by the city on the traditional hospitality plan, hosting sessions and events for participants.
Police believe Revier G Jenkins, 36, a single penal miner living with his widowed mother, was murdered and his body placed on railroad tracks to stage a death on the line. The incident sparked an investigation and pleas for any witnesses to come forward.
A fragmentary review references critics and performers with mentions of names and a musical comedy. The readable portion lacks coherent facts, dates, or a clear event, making a precise summary difficult. The piece appears to be a partial transcription of a theater criticism with sparse identifiable entities.
A young failed applicant sought to audition for Wieveral’s opera but faced a harsh response from Cherubini’s director. Denied an engagement, the hopeful was escorted out, while the director mused aloud that creating a company of apes to sing with Solan Tile and Advtegtirre would be impossible.
A garbled inquiry asks how to spell the name of a Melbourne watering place and mentions a New York resident and a letter postage context. The fragment references a writer’s aim to identify a location name and a date line but is too fragmented to extract concrete facts or entities.
The text surveys ancient notions of flight and portage with wings, referencing Tarentamateva and ideas dating back to early times. It notes debates about propulsion and balance, mentioning a provocative line about a century ago and speculates on future developments and inventions from around 829.
Fragmentary text resembles an OCR page with odd spellings and mixed names. It references Punch Wren, a master, Gaile, Pasinga Mente Catta, Washington populations, and South Africa. Details are garbled. readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
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