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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1915

Page

2

Misery feud sparks deadly showdown at Kenmore club

In a misty New York settings tale, Samson South escapes a planned murder with Wilfred Horton at the Kenmore club. A staged feud unravels as South defends himself, chases the conspirators, and confronts Adrienne’s circle amid mounting tension and a dramatic confrontation.

Sally Miller George Lescort Jesse Purry Hollman Samson Rawson Hollmin-south Jum Hollman Boker South Lescott Sammon Lesiatt Tan Jack Mountaines Sannon Thrashea Purry South Lescatt New York Sameon Cuno Morten Daamith Prine Sulton Trey Willian Morton Wartlell Simeon Oren Oonote Foxton Jenterius Neota Lee Outhouse Lescotts Man South Atlantic Seaboard Kenmore Club Farbish George Lesecott Adrienne Blue Devils Philadelphia Wiliam Parbish Farbieh Mountaineer Noadburn Wilfred Horton Chance Samson South Ken Tuckian Kenmore 4 New York Weekly Wilfred Wigwam Inn Horton Faroteh Sameon South

Sleep Woes Of A Nap Adverse Child

Louisvill e Times reports a park board official recounting his daughter's nap struggles. The young girl fights afternoon sleep, feigns slumber, and finally abandons the attempt, declaring she does not want the dime and that her bank is a penny bank.

Harry S Smith The Park Board Morpheus Louisville Times

Hundred-Foot Standard Presented to Chicago by Engineers

The Western Society of Engineers presented a 100 foot steel standard to Chicago. The rod is 102 feet long, two inches wide and half an inch thick, mounted on wall brackets. Graduations by Prof. L A Fischer include 0 to 100 feet with alloy disks at key points for precise division. The graduation work proved remarkably accurate according to the correction table for measure comparisons.

Western Society of Engineers Chicago L. A. Fischer United States Bureau of Standards Washington Red

Chicken Thief Wrote Verse In Alabama Poem

A Birmingham reader reports a peculiar theft tale in verse. The speaker confesses stealing chickens across nights and hints at stealing 35 more on a subsequent visit, recalling eight chickens previously taken.

Birmingham Ala

Whale Victim of War Drift Ashore in North Sea

A whale washed ashore in the North Sea and is reported killed, with details linking the death to wartime activity. Local observers note the carcass as evidence of danger from ongoing conflict and patrols in the area.

North Sea

Cascarets Ad Teaches Clean Bowels And Liver Health

An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a quick ten cent cure to cleanse and regulate the stomach liver and bowels. It claims the product works while you sleep with no griping and lists related ailments like headache biliousness indigestion and sour stomach as conditions it addresses.

Fragmented record from a court dialogue in a small town

A judge remarks on a boy leaving town to pursue a larger field for his efforts. The exchange hints at a family story about a son, a home, and a potato patch representing his ambitions, with a line of dialogue indicating the boy’s attempts and the father’s deflection.

Silac Eit F Hiram

Too Old to Learn Quote Sparks Nighttime Debate

A fragmented quotation debate surfaces about aging and taste for verse as a diarist contends with memory and learning. The snippet hints at a forged or misattributed exchange and the struggle to cultivate literary appreciation despite years.

In the Trenches conservative take on war and mud

In the Trenches notes a blunt view of war’s glory fading to mud as a conservative estimate discusses corn stalk production reaching 150 000 and 900 tome with aged wartime sentiment and satirical tone.

Dave

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