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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
3
A tangled scene unfolds around Meredith Nicholson and Lavianne Demoten near Port Annandale with a romance involving Mie Pat, Helen Holbrook, and Gillespie. Protagonists scheme, spy, and chase amid a drive plan and covert meetings at St Agatha's as jealousy, love, and duty collide in a stormy period drama.
An estimate outlines summer hotel values across several states and ranges from $3,000,000 in the Catekile region to over $50,000,000 in New Jersey. The White Mountains properties total $5,000,000 while Vermont sums reach $10,000,000 and Connecticut around $4,000,000, with Adipom dacks at $7,000,000.
A late educator was found dead from strychnine poisoning in a shocking case. Hull was arrested in connection with the Vaughn slaying, prompting police to widen the investigation and question witnesses across the city.
Dr Jamen i Toll Wie of Monroe City Missouri is arrested on a murder warrant in Kirksville. He is accused in the death of Prof John Thomas Vaughn with suspected poisoning via a strychnine chain. The coroner's inquest and habeas questions follow, with wife defending him amid claims of innocence.
Hogs sold for 9724 dollars a hundred pounds at East St Louis National Stock Yard on Wednesday the highest price on record in the region. Prices in Chicago Kansas City and St Joseph varied with small or zero top values. An East St Louis average of 275 pounds yields about 27 dollars per animal. A dozen choirs valued at the second price in East St Louis. Washington Jamunty mentioned in the note will be tied to a panel if state measures pass. Denver prepares funeral plans for Mrs Mina Given wife of Charles J Guiteau, who died from apoplexy.
Montreal cloakmakers walked out in sympathy with a shop's workers who struck two weeks earlier for better conditions. The protest involved more than six hundred employees and halted business across the city.
Chicago woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving health after failed operation. Testimonial claims the remedy cured inflammation and other female ailments. Advertisement promotes the product and invites readers to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names like Mirae, Gis, and Levine amid a jumble of phrases about injury death and travel. It lacks clear dates, places, or events, rendering a concise factual summary challenging.
A reader reports long relief from stomach and nervous trouble after switching from coffee to Postum and Grape Nuts. The wife and husband, both affected for years, notice improved sleep and steadier health after men years of coffee abstinence. The letter touts Postum as a cure and cites a California reader with lasting results.
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