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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1915

Page

6

A Tale of Civil Parish The Hidden Spy and Mountain Fight

Confederate Sergeant Wyatt goes undercover in Green Briar to aid Miss Noreen Harwood. A rival band and the Cowan faction plot land theft and marriage to seize property. Wyatt reveals himself as Lt Raymond, protects Noreen, and plans to flee as gunfire erupts in the night.

Wyatt Jem Taylor Hotprings Harwood Taylor Har Wood U. 6 Raymond U. S. Cavalry Iain Fox Green Briar Torwood Noreen Arwood Lieunant Raymond Parson Nichols Noreen Parson Nich

Norse Pride in Orkney Roots and Warsaw Battle Echoes

A fragment from Lippincott’s Magazine depicts Elinor Root describing Orcadian pride in Norse origin and rejecting Scottish ties, noting distinct accents and heritage. The piece then shifts to a German history anniversary, recounting the 1870 Battle of Woerth near Presbourg where French forces under Marshal McMahon faced heavy losses and mass captures during the Franco‑Prussian War.

Mijas Elinor Root Orkney Scotland Miss Root Howtees Beyonc Seas Southland Lippinrott Warsaw Woerth Marshal McMahon Weissenburg Tng Vilage Preschweller

Fragmented Voice of a Free Press Clip

A partial historical OCR fragment shows a speaker praising George while warning against associating with powerful mean folks. The text reflects diction from a period newspaper or pamphlet, suggesting cautious rhetoric about influence and integrity.

Fortify the System Mant veers of OROVES TAPT RL Sat eho TONIC

Fragmented OCR text about fortifying the system during certain weather and efforts by Quiniee and Iren, mentioning alimony and living with a husband. Readable facts include practice and fortification themes, names and times are unclear.

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Chase the Unpropitious Mood in Civic Duty Tone

A fragment urging action to overcome an unpropitious mood with privilege and courtesy. It frames duty as a motive to sweep aside reluctance, cautioning that hesitation may impede progress and that collective effort should be pursued with courtesy despite resistance.

Beachy Parker Mystery Inspires Doctor’s Realization

A whimsical note recalls Felice Ependa spending hours daily at a beachside Parker spot while Dora the beauty doctor reflects on how the rest of the time is spent. The odd phrasing hints at a larger puzzle behind daily routines and identity.

Felice Beachy Parker Dora

Why Me Wee Gag In Throws of Grim Wives Threats

In a terse, pugnacious remark a speaker rails at mood and threatens bravado amid a squabble with his wife He resents her threats and vows to push on despite pressure she poses. The exchange captures a comical yet tense domestic cadence.

Fox Hot Springs Charles H. Raymond Leutenant U. S. Cavalry South Jackson Robert E. Lee Raymond Tom Wratt Nichols Aarcien Unicown Rose Lewieburg Union Tom Wyatt Lewisburg Parson Nichols Nichole Conan

Fragmented chat note on a Friday event with Sashe

A rough spoken exchange mentions meeting Sashe and guessing a detail about the water wear on Friday. The speaker notes the friend is often “on the wagon” the days before payday.

Woman Quits Coffee Finds Health With Postum

A woman describes two weeks without solid food, relying on skim milk, and relief after switching from coffee to Postum. She reports improved health including regular bowels, no stomach trouble, and disappearing headaches. The letter cites Postum by the Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan and notes two forms: Postum Ceres and Instant Postum sold by grocers.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Postum Ceres

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