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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

2

The Drum Mystery Watch and a Father’s Secret

In a lakeside harbor, Alan Conrad and Constance Sherrill uncover a long buried clue. A watch and coins taken from Uncle Benny’s pocket point to Captain Caleb Stafford and the loss of the Miwaka, linking past deaths to present truth. The pair race to confirm if the missing Ben Corvet may yet return.

Middle Village Mr Wrvet Benjamin Corvet Sherrill Astor Street Luke Uncle Heyin Waassaquam Henry Chicago Censtance Tim Eharta Grand Traverse Little Traversee Merrias Prankfort Manitower Alan Caleb Stafford Marvin Hatch Winnebago Longpoint Lake Erie Uncle Benny Mr. Corvet Jonet Pereskey Lmn Stafford Minskhse Bruife Celina Twald Mr. Speerman Alan Conrad Buffalo Benny Connie Wasmquam Hagt Suzy Cuerelly; Thete Staeford Bert Ian Elem Constance Alen Carferry Manttowee

Oldest U S Post Office at St Augustine Claim

The piece notes the St Augustine, Florida post office as possibly the oldest structure in the country. It cites official records in the Archives of the Indies in Seville indicating the building was purchased by the king of Spain in 1004 from Gonmlo Mendes, with details damaged by age and damp.

United States St. Augustine Fla Archives of the Indies Seville Spain Gonmlo Mendes

Change of Life Woman Trial Seen at Parkes Cemeteries

Mrs Eva Cowen of 6 E Tw Bt Metropeia testifies at Parkes about a Change of Life treatment. She claims it helped nervousness heat headaches and fatigue and notes improvement after using medicines for two weeks. Neighbors report relief from similar medicines and she walks three miles without fatigue.

Parkes

Fragmented historical text fragment about Arether Race mansion

A garbled historical excerpt describes a green furniture girl and a kitchen confrontation involving Mra Bultenhe and a girl named Hester. The dialogue hints at fear and mourning, with chaotic phrases and misread terms, making the scene difficult to interpret.

Grorers

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