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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1896
Page
6
A garbled quotation attributed to Wm. B. McClellan from September 17, 1805 in Florida references the South, George Lee and a Tacomas Washington metaphor. The text mentions a “peka shark” weighing 250 pounds and comments on a misdirected attack by figures like Masson and Dixon’s Agentieman.
A garbled mix of tips and product pitches cites tobacco habits cat lore dental teething remedies and novelty gadgets. References include Syrup of Figs California Fig Syrup Co Coe's Cough Balsam and a cane with an electric light designed for nighttime use. The tone resembles a scattered old newspaper page with assorted advertisements.
United States Government opens a branch post office inside the Salzer Seed Co mammoth plant in La Crosse Wisconsin to expedite mail matter. The Salzer firm mails its seed and grain catalogue to customers for 5 cents postage upon request and urges careful household expense tracking. The text also notes Parker's Ginger Tonic and a general remark on duties and wrapping lines.
In the drawing room Madame Danville, Danville, and Rose observe Lomaque as he receives coffee from Mademoiselle Rose. Lomaque pleads politeness while confessing surprise at being treated with kindness. Trudaine reads a letter nearby as the scene unfolds around a serenade and quiet tension.
In a Parisian drawing room, Madame Danville upholds aristocratic disdain as Necker falls and Swiss Guards prepare amid growing unrest. Louis Trudaine contemplates a prestigious offer to lecture in Paris for nine months a year, worrying how Rose will endure a future away from Lyons while he weighs duty against fear for her safety.
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