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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1896

Page

6

Infant Missing After Sleep Omission at Rutavens Home

Ruthven narrates a troubling moment as a newborn daughter vanishes from the bedside while the mother sleeps and the nurse follows the mistress’s lead in leaving the room. Mrs Flow er had once shown jealousy but now visits the infant’s cradle in search of the missing child. Ruthven reacts with shock and cries out, "Gone!"

George Flower

Madwoman in Custody Revealed as Carmen's Mother

Sir Frederic explains to Margaret that the distressed patient is Carmen's mother, a harmless but insane woman. Guards escort the visitors from the room as Carmen and Hamilton Shore assist the girl away, then the scene quiets with the guardian reassuring the companion.

Hamilton Shore Sir Frederic Margaret Carmen

Pursuivant of arms studies U S coats of arms rights

A New Yorker pursues genealogical research for coats of arms rights in America and Europe. He notes many families lack rightful heraldic claims, especially in the south and west, with US lines often not dating before 1700. He surveys New York libraries before extending to Europe. In France mayors handle heraldic rights.

England France Europe South New York Astor United States

Ghosts Pale and Shadowy Promoters of Quack Tonic Claims

The item warns that interview claims about ghosts are dubious while praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic for invalids improving strength flesh and color. It then notes Nebraska beet sugar makers missing state bounties due to an omitted appropriation act and briefly mentions Louisiana.

Nebraska Louisiana

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